GPS receiver module Serial Navilock NL-8044P

The Navilock NL-8044P (model 62528, EAN 4043619625284) is a compact GPS receiver module with a serial interface and an integrated high-sensitivity antenna. Based on the u‑blox 8 chipset, the module supports L1 GNSS signals at 1575.42 MHz and is supplied in a 62 × 62 × 21 mm housing suitable for installation on vehicle roofs or integration into other equipment. The unit provides a universal connector for optional USB or serial cables and can be connected to a notebook with compatible routing software for navigation.

Advantages

The NL-8044P offers high sensitivity thanks to its built-in antenna and the u‑blox 8 chipset, a compact form factor for easy integration, and flexible connectivity via a universal connector that accepts optional USB or serial cables. Its mounting hardware allows installation on various vehicle roofs (car, truck, bus), making it suitable for mobile navigation applications.

Suitable for

• Vehicle roof installation for fleet tracking and in-vehicle navigation
• Integration into mobile routing or telemetry systems
• Connection to notebooks or embedded systems requiring serial GNSS input

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Navilock
• Model / MPN: NL-8044P / 62528
• EAN: 4043619625284
• GNSS chipset: u-blox 8
• Frequency / band: L1, 1575.42 MHz
• Interface: Serial (universal connector; optional USB or serial cables)
• Built-in antenna: high sensitivity
• Dimensions: 62 × 62 × 21 mm

How to use

Mount the NL-8044P using the supplied installation material on a suitable flat area of the vehicle roof or integrate the module into your device housing. Connect the unit to a notebook or host device via the universal connector and the appropriate optional cable (serial or USB). Install compatible routing or navigation software on the host, configure the serial port settings according to the software requirements, and verify GNSS signal reception before use.

Recommendations

For best reception, install the module with an unobstructed view of the sky and secure all cable connections. Use routing software compatible with serial GNSS data and follow vehicle-specific grounding and mounting guidelines to avoid interference.