AXON









Products
On Board Diagnostics
On Board Diagnostics
The AXON is an advanced diagnostic tool, connected to the vehicle diagnostic connector
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Real-Time Map Location
On Board Diagnostics
Allows you to verify the exact location of your vehicle at any time.
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Geofencing
On Board Diagnostics
Draw a boundary to receive notification when car drives beyond its permitted zone.
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Go Green with AXON

Save on Fuel Costs and do your part to help the environment as well.

With rising fuel prices, AAT has provided clients with the ability to monitor and control vehicle idle times and to significantly reduce vehicle operating costs. 

 

Idling a vehicle for just 10 minutes a day uses an average of 100 litres of gas a year. This translates into each vehicle polluting 240kgs (530lbs) of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year.

The AXON is a low price solution for monitoring exact vehicle idle time while in and out of Park.

Monitor how often and how fast your vehicles are being driven. With AXON, customers are able to see exactly how the fuel they paid for is being put to use.

Reduction in emssions from idling is a key factor in improving air quality, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, conserving fuel and protecting our environment.

Start thinking about how you can reduce the costs of your fleet and begin saving the air quality around you.

Some Idling Statistics:

  • An idling vehicle emits nearly 20 times more air pollution than when traveling at 50 km/hr.
  • It is estimated that an idling gasoline vehicle with an average-sized engine uses about 2.2 litres of fuel per hour and that an idling diesel truck engine uses about 3 litres of fuel per hour. Reducing idling time by 10 minutes a day translates into a total of 60.8 hours a year and fuel savings of more than 100 L.
  • Vehicle manufactures report that turning off and starting an engine uses LESS fuel than letting the engine run for more than 10 seconds. An idling vehicle emits nearly 20 times more air pollution than one traveling at 50 km/hr. Engine wear is greater at prolonged idle than during normal operation.
  • Modern vehicles need a maximum of 30 seconds of idle at start up even in cold weather (temperatures greater than -30E C). The best way to warm up a vehicle is by driving it.
  • Engine wear is greater with prolonged idle than during normal operation
  • More than 27% of all greenhouse gas emissions in Canada are produced by the road transportation sector. These emissions can be harmful to human health and the natural environment.
  • Excessive idling can actually damage an engine’s components, including cylinders, spark-plugs, and exhaust system.
  • Frequent restarting has little impact on engine components such as the battery and starter motor and if you idle your vehicle for more than 10 seconds, you use more fuel than it would take to restart your engine.
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