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The ST3330 is a robust tracker with a long-lasting internal battery. This telematics device can be used not only for vehicles or trailers, but also for high-value assets such as containers, tanks, platform tractors, trains, etc. Additionally, it has a larger long-lasting rechargeable battery of 5,200mAh, 7,800mAh, and 10,500mAh. It also features an interface that supports external power supply, wall charger, and multiple I/Os such as RS-232 and 1-Wire.
