Global IoT solutions provider Queclink has unveiled its latest asset and cargo monitoring device—a compact and durable Bluetooth beacon tailored for the logistics and material handling industries. Designed to enhance visibility and control across transportation and warehouse operations, the new beacon delivers robust performance with simple installation and extended battery life.

“Our latest Bluetooth beacon provides a highly accurate and flexible solution that delivers real-time visibility of assets within the warehouse and distribution environment,” explains Chris Diaz, Director of Business Development at Queclink Wireless Solutions. “These advanced tracking capabilities will allow logistics businesses to target improved inventory management, increased equipment utilization and added protection against theft.”

Equipped with BLE 5.2 technology, the beacon offers a reliable transmission range of up to 100 meters and integrates seamlessly with Queclink’s existing tracking units. Compared to its predecessor, the new model is nearly 30% slimmer and 25% lighter, allowing for greater flexibility in deployment. A variety of mounting options and customizable tracking intervals help fine-tune performance and extend operational lifespan.

Built to withstand tough working environments, the beacon features an IP67 waterproof rating, ensuring resilience in extreme weather and rugged conditions. Ideal for asset management, cargo tracking, and security applications, Queclink’s new beacon represents a smart, efficient upgrade for logistics operations looking to enhance real-time monitoring and reduce asset loss.

“Our longstanding expertise in developing advanced tracking and IoT hardware solutions means we are constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible for the transportation and logistics sectors. Innovation is at the forefront of our business, underpinned by reliable and proven technology that delivers real-world benefits and ROI. As a result, we have continued to experience strong demand for our fleet and video telematics products from both new and existing partners,” adds Chris Diaz.