The BN-401C GPS tracker (Model 401) is a compact, Plaspy compatible device engineered for concealed installation on motorcycles and small vehicles. Designed for reliable real-time tracking and essential remote-control capabilities, the BN-401C pairs low-profile hardware with flexible communications—2G/4G and SMS/TCP/UDP—so fleet managers and individual owners can monitor location, ignition status, and alarms through Plaspy’s platform.
Built for anti-theft protection and simple fleet management, the BN-401C delivers continuous positioning, emergency alerts, and basic offline reporting from its internal 3.7V 90mAh backup battery. Its small form factor and included relay/wiring harness option make it easy to enable remote fuel/power cutoff and integrate critical telemetry with Plaspy for faster response and operational insight.
Key Highlights
- Plaspy compatible GPS tracker for motorcycles and small vehicles—optimizes real-time tracking and remote management.
- Multi-network communication: GSM/GPRS and LTE (4G) with TCP, UDP, and SMS support for resilient server integration.
- Concealed, compact design (6.78 x 4.1 x 1.84 cm; 58 g) for discreet installation on scooters, motorcycles, or compact cars.
- On-board rechargeable 3.7V 90mAh backup battery for emergency alarms and basic offline reporting when external power is interrupted.
- Wide range of alarms and remote controls: geo-fence, overspeed, SOS, movement/shock, low battery, external power disconnect, ACC (ignition) notifications, and remote fuel/power cutoff.
- Smart power mode conserves data and battery by remaining offline when stationary, waking on movement or defined triggers.
- Manufacturer-supplied documentation and installation videos simplify setup and support safe, reliable deployments at scale.
How It Works with Plaspy
When integrated with Plaspy, the BN-401C streams position and event data that Plaspy uses to provide real-time tracking, alerts, and historical reports. Plaspy ingests device messages over TCP, UDP, or SMS and maps GNSS fixes, ignition state, alarm events, and remote-control commands into dashboards and automated workflows for fleet management and anti-theft response.
- Real-time location and telemetry updates delivered to Plaspy for live maps and route playback.
- ACC (ignition) notifications and ignition-related alerts forwarded to Plaspy for engine-on/off monitoring.
- Geo-fence, overspeed, movement/shock, and SOS events trigger configurable Plaspy alerts and escalation rules.
- Remote fuel/power cutoff (via relay) can be controlled or tracked through Plaspy as an immobilizer-style function for theft response.
- Low battery and external power disconnection alarms notify Plaspy so administrators can schedule maintenance or investigate tampering.
Technical Overview
| Product name | GPS TRACKER, Model 401 (BN-401C) |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | GSM / GPRS / LTE (4G); TCP, UDP, SMS communication |
| Bands | 4G bands: B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B28A/B28B/B40; 2G: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz |
| Power & Battery | Vehicle power 12V–24V; Internal rechargeable battery 3.7V 90mAh for backup/emergency reporting |
| GNSS | High-precision GNSS receiver; GPS sensitivity −165 dBm; typical accuracy ~5 m |
| Positioning times | Cold start ~45 s; Warm start ~35 s; Hot start ~1 s |
| Communication protocols | TCP / UDP / SMS |
| Interfaces | Basic hardware interface for power and optional accessories; relay and wiring harness commonly included for remote fuel/power cutoff |
| Operating conditions | Operating temperature −20°C to +45°C; Storage −40°C to +85°C; Humidity 5%–95% non-condensing |
| Form factor | Compact, concealed installation for motorcycle and small vehicle use (6.78 x 4.1 x 1.84 cm; 58 g) |
Use Cases
- Motorcycle fleet management: monitor routes, ignition events, and overspeed incidents for safety and compliance.
- Individual motorcycle anti-theft: discreet installation combined with SOS, movement/shock alerts, and remote power cutoff for theft response.
- Scooter-sharing operations: lightweight tracker that enables location reporting, route playback, and tamper alerts for shared vehicles.
- Small vehicle monitoring: private car anti-theft and basic telemetry where a compact, easy-to-install tracker is required.
Why Choose This Tracker with Plaspy
The BN-401C delivers a practical balance of low-profile hardware and robust connectivity that aligns with Plaspy’s real-time tracking and fleet management features. Its support for both 2G and 4G networks plus TCP/UDP/SMS communications ensures reliable delivery of GNSS positions and alarm events to Plaspy even under varied cellular conditions. For anti-theft and immobilization needs, the included relay and wiring harness enable remote fuel/power cutoff while the backup battery preserves emergency reporting when external power is lost.
Choosing the BN-401C with Plaspy means combining discreet device installation and essential telemetry—location, ignition, geo-fence, and alarm states—with a platform that can route alerts, playback trips, and centralize reporting. For organizations managing motorcycle fleets or individuals seeking a dependable anti-theft solution, this Plaspy compatible GPS tracker reduces installation complexity, supports remote control workflows, and provides the core real-time tracking and telemetry features required for effective vehicle oversight. If your deployment also uses Bluetooth sensors or other auxiliary telemetry, Plaspy can aggregate those data sources alongside BN-401C position and alarm streams to build a fuller operational picture.
Set Up BN-401C
To set the tracker send the following commands by SMS messages, the sample setup the device password is e8K7BA, this password is the default
- Factory reset
begine8K7BA - Set the time zone UTC-0
time zonee8K7BA 0 - Set the operator APN
apne8K7BA {{apn}} - Set the username and password of APN operator
upe8K7BA {{apnu}} {{apnp}} - Set the GPRS Server
adminipe8K7BA 54.85.159.138 8888 - Set update interval
fix060s060s***ne8K7BA - Switch to GPRS mode to UDP or TCP
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To check settings checke8K7BA
To enable the status of the fuel sensor or improve the transmission of the status of the digital sensors protocole8K7BA 18