CAN sensors for fleet tracking TOMTOM LCS100 (set of 2) — vehicle data interface

TOMTOM LCS100 CAN sensors (set of 2) are vehicle CAN-bus interface sensors designed to capture digital data from a vehicle’s CAN network for fleet management and telematics. Supplied as two sensors, they connect to compatible Webfleet/TOMTOM tracking units to read engine, speed, fuel and diagnostic signals where supported, enabling remote monitoring, reporting and integration with fleet software.

Advantages

The sensors provide direct access to vehicle CAN-bus information without intrusive wiring, allowing accurate capture of engine parameters, speed, fuel level and diagnostic trouble codes where available on the vehicle network. Being supplied as a set of two supports installations on multiple vehicles or redundant fitting on a single vehicle for testing and maintenance. Compatibility with TOMTOM/Webfleet tracking units ensures seamless data transfer into existing telematics systems for centralized monitoring and reporting.

Suitable for

• Fleet managers who need vehicle engine and diagnostic data for monitoring and reporting
• Telematics integrators connecting CAN-bus signals to Webfleet/TOMTOM units
• Service technicians requiring non-invasive access to speed, fuel and fault codes
• Operators implementing remote vehicle data collection for performance and fuel analysis

Key specifications

• Function: CAN-bus interface sensors for reading vehicle network data
• Quantity: two sensors supplied in one set
• Data captured: engine parameters, vehicle speed, fuel-related signals, diagnostic trouble codes (as supported by vehicle CAN)
• Connection: designed to connect to compatible vehicle tracking/telematics units
• Compatibility: intended for use with TOMTOM/Webfleet compatible devices

How to use

Install the CAN sensors by locating an accessible CAN-bus connection point in the vehicle and following the connector and wiring instructions that correspond to the compatible tracking unit. Connect each sensor to the tracking unit’s CAN input according to the device documentation, ensuring secure electrical connections and correct orientation. After physical installation, verify communication between the sensor and the tracking unit using the telematics platform or device diagnostics. If required, configure the tracking unit to enable specific CAN signals and mapping for engine, speed, fuel and diagnostic data within the fleet management software.

Recommendations

Use the sensors with compatible TOMTOM/Webfleet tracking hardware and follow vehicle and device manufacturer guidelines for CAN access. Verify CAN protocol support on each vehicle model before installation and perform a functional test after fitting. For best results, keep firmware of connected telematics units up to date and consult technical documentation when mapping specific CAN signals into fleet management systems.