Kingwo Manuals & User Guides

Kingwo IoT GPS & Asset Trackers

Shenzhen Kingwo IoT Ltd., commonly known as Kingwo, is an established manufacturer of high-tech IoT devices focusing on location and tracking solutions. Their product lineup includes 4G, LTE-M, NB-IoT, and GNSS asset trackers designed for fleet management, logistics, and personal vehicle security.

Whether using the rugged NT-series trailer trackers or the LT-series asset trackers with ultra-long standby times, Kingwo devices are built for reliable tracking, intelligent status monitoring, and robust environmental durability. Browse our repository for setup guides, configuration commands, and detailed user manuals for your Kingwo IoT solutions.

• How do I change the tracking mode on my Kingwo asset tracker?

  You can change the tracking mode by sending specific SMS commands to the device. For example, 'MODE,1,T1,T2#' or 'ZZ,1,T1,T2#' sets it to real-time tracking, while commands like 'STORAGE,T#' switch the device into low-power warehouse mode. Please consult your specific model's manual for precise syntax.

• What do the LED lights mean on my Kingwo tracker?

  Typically, the Green LED indicates GNSS/GPS signal status (solid when fixed), the Red LED indicates cellular network status, and the Blue LED displays battery or charging status. If LEDs are off, the tracker may have entered deep sleep or hibernation mode to conserve power.

• How long does the battery last on a Kingwo tracker?

  Battery life varies heavily by the model and the polling interval. Disposable-battery asset trackers (like the LT15D) can last for over 3 years in standby or daily-ping modes. Rechargeable trackers (like the NT35E) feature multi-thousand mAh batteries that can last for months depending on moving/static reporting intervals.

• Can my Kingwo tracker detect tampering?

  Yes, many Kingwo trackers, such as their intelligent lock trackers and rugged asset trackers, feature built-in light sensors, removal alarms, and lock cutting alarms that will instantly wake the device and report to the server if the tracker is removed from its mounting surface or opened.