The Tive Solo 5G is a multi-sensor shipment tracker that reports GPS location, temperature, humidity, shock, and light while a shipment is moving, down to item level, from origin to delivery.
GPS, WiFi, and cell tower triangulation provide accurate real-time location data.
Shock Sensitivity 12G
Condition Sensors Temperature Light Humidity Shock
Temperature Accuracy ±0.5°C
Temperature and humidity sensors provide insight into your shipment’s environment.
Operating Temperature
-20°C TO 60°C
Below -20°C is covered with the Dry Ice or Cryogenic probes
Light and shock sensors indicate whether the shipment has experienced any form of damage.
Air Carriers 170+
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Supported Modes Road Air OceanRail
Water ResistanceIP67
Connectivity LTE-M
Global Coverage 95%
Get real-time visibility into every package in your consignment, at a fraction of the cost. Beacons report temperature and proximity to a parent tracker, which then transmits that data for the whole shipment.
Measurement Interval 5 min to 12 hours, programmable
Location Technology Cellular WiFi GPS
BatteryRechargeable
Nickel (NiMH) battery
Location Accuracy:
GPS Satellite: 20 m (60 feet)
WiFi Geolocation: 50 m (<150 feet)
Cellular Triangulation: 500 m (<0.3 miles)
Hardware and firmware design deliver 30+ days at a 60 minute transmission interval and 90+ days at 6 hours on the non-lithium version, rising to 50+ and 100+ days on the rechargeable lithium-ion version.
Small but powerful
Committed to Sustainability
In cases where tracker return is possible, Tive’s Get Green Program encourages and rewards the return of single-use trackers to Tive for refurbishment and repurposing.
No Return Logistics to Manage
The Solo 5G can be used as a single-use tracker, so teams skip the collection and return step entirely. That suits last-mile deliveries and one-way lanes where recovering a tracker is difficult.
Passive temperature loggers are a useful low-cost option for meeting regulatory requirements, but they lack real-time connectivity and don’t track location.
GPS trackers are often used for one-off high-value shipments, but their low battery life and high price tag limit their scalability for broad supply chain applications.
Sensors that rely on a local hub or gateway to transmit data require the installation of a hub/gateway device on the vehicle, which is not an option for most shippers.
The Tive Solo 5G reports GPS location plus temperature, humidity, shock, and light in real time over cellular, WiFi, and GPS, with no hub, gateway, or other infrastructure to install.
GPS, WiFi, and cell tower triangulation provide accurate real-time location data.
Shock Sensitivity 12G
Condition Sensors Temperature Light Humidity Shock
Temperature Accuracy ±0.5°C
Temperature and humidity sensors provide insight into your shipment’s environment.
Operating Temperature
-30°C to 60°C
Below -30°C is covered with the Dry Ice or Cryogenic probes
Light and shock sensors indicate whether the shipment has experienced any form of damage.
Air Carriers 115+
Supported Modes Road Air OceanRail
Water ResistanceIP67
Connectivity LTE-M
Global Coverage 95%
Get real-time visibility into every package in your consignment, at a fraction of the cost. Beacons report temperature and proximity to a parent tracker, which then transmits that data for the whole shipment.
Measurement Interval 5 min to 12 hours, programmable
Location Technology Cellular WiFi GPS
Location Accuracy:
GPS Satellite: 20 m (<60 feet)
WiFi Geolocation: 50 m (<150 feet)
Cellular Triangulation: 500 m (<0.3 miles)
Hardware and firmware design deliver 30+ days at a 60 minute transmission interval and 90+ days at 6 hours on the non-lithium version, rising to 50+ and 100+ days on the rechargeable lithium-ion version.
Small but powerful
Committed to Sustainability
In cases where tracker return is possible, Tive’s Get Green Program encourages and rewards the return of single-use trackers to Tive forrefurbishment and repurposing.
No Return Logistics to Manage
The Solo 5G can be used as a single-use tracker, so teams skip the collection and return step entirely. That suits last-mile deliveries and one-way lanes where recovering a tracker is difficult.
Passive temperature loggers are a useful low-cost option for meeting regulatory requirements, but they lack real-time connectivity and don’t track location.
GPS trackers are often used for one-off high-value shipments, but their low battery life and high price tag limit their scalability for broad supply chain applications.
Sensors that rely on a local hub or gateway to transmit data require the installation of a hub/gateway device on the vehicle, which is not an option for most shippers.
The Tive Solo 5G reports GPS location plus temperature, humidity, shock, and light in real time over cellular, WiFi, and GPS, with no hub, gateway, or other infrastructure to install.
See what full in-transit location and condition data can do for your shipments.
Real-time shipment trackers featuring the latest sensor technology and connectivity, including a fully-integrated cloud application.
Questions
What sensors does the Tive Solo 5G contain?
The Tive Solo 5G includes five condition sensors: temperature, humidity, shock, light, and motion. Temperature accuracy is plus or minus 0.5°C, NIST traceable, across an operating range of -20°C to 60°C, with dry ice and cryogenic probes available below that. Shock sensitivity is 12G. The light sensor registers a container or door opening, including in low light.
How accurate is the Solo 5G’s location tracking?
The Solo 5G uses three location technologies and reports on whichever is available: GPS satellite at 20 meters, WiFi geolocation at 50 meters, and cellular triangulation at 500 meters. Using three rather than one means location keeps reporting through tunnels, warehouses, and areas where GPS signal is degraded.
How long does the Solo 5G battery last?
Battery life depends on the transmission interval and the battery version. The non-lithium version reports 30+ days at a 60 minute interval and 90+ days at 6 hours. The rechargeable lithium-ion version reports 50+ days and 100+ days on the same intervals. Transmission runs from 5 minutes to 12 hours, and can be changed while a shipment is in transit.
Can the Tive Solo 5G be shipped by air?
Yes. This tracker is approved for air freight across 170+ air carriers. The non-lithium version does not require UN3481 labels on air freight, which removes a dangerous goods paperwork step from the booking.
What is the difference between the Tive Solo 5G and the Tive Solo Lite?
Both are single-use trackers on the same cloud platform, and both are available in lithium and non-lithium models. The Solo 5G uses three location technologies: GPS, WiFi, and global cellular. The Solo Lite uses WiFi and global cellular. The Tive Solo 5G includes five condition sensors: temperature, humidity, shock, light, and motion. The Solo Lite includes three: temperature, light, and motion. Choose the Solo 5G for pharmaceutical, high-value, and shock-sensitive loads. Choose the Solo Lite for lanes where temperature and light are the conditions that matter most.
How does a real-time tracker compare to a temperature data logger?
A passive temperature data logger records readings and is read only after delivery, so an excursion is discovered once the load has already arrived. A real-time tracker transmits throughout transit, so the excursion arrives as an alert while there is still time to act. Loggers also record condition without location. The Tive Solo 5G reports both on one device.
Can the Solo 5G be reused?
Yes, and the Solo 5G can also be used as a single-use tracker, which removes the return logistics step. When returning a tracker is practical, Tive's Green Program encourages and rewards the return of trackers for recycling and refurbishing.
How much does the Tive Solo 5G cost?
Tive quotes device and platform pricing per deployment, because cost per shipment depends on volume, transmission interval, and which trackers a lane needs. The ROI Calculator estimates the return against your own shipment volume and load values. Get started connects you with a Tive team member.
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