TOMTOM Webfleet AUX Pro Square — extra ingangsmodule, model 9KVP.001.16.1

TOMTOM Webfleet AUX Pro Square is an auxiliary input module designed to expand the input capabilities of vehicle telematics systems. The compact square unit provides additional channels for connecting external sensors, switches or alarm inputs to Webfleet fleet management devices. It is intended to enable monitoring of custom signals and to integrate simple I/O functions into existing fleet installations without altering the primary telematics hardware.

Advantages

The module offers a compact form factor that simplifies installation in vehicle cabins or equipment compartments while maintaining compatibility with Webfleet devices. It supports connection of multiple auxiliary inputs to capture digital or simple sensor states, enabling flexible integration of alarms, door switches, PTO signals or other external events. The unit is designed for reliable operation in vehicle environments and to extend the functionality of fleet telematics setups without complex modifications.

Suitable for

• Integrating external sensors (door, temperature, level) with Webfleet systems
• Connecting alarm or tamper input switches for fleet monitoring
• Capturing PTO and equipment status signals in commercial vehicles
• Extending I/O capability for custom fleet telematics workflows

Key specifications

• Form factor: compact square auxiliary input module suitable for in-vehicle installation
• Functionality: additional input channels for external sensors and switches
• Compatibility: designed to interface with Webfleet fleet management devices and telematics units
• Signal types: supports digital input states and simple sensor signals used in fleet applications
• Environment: built for vehicle installation conditions and typical fleet operations

How to use

Install the auxiliary module in a suitable location inside the vehicle or equipment compartment and connect the external sensor or switch wiring to the module’s input terminals. Link the module to the Webfleet telematics device according to the vehicle wiring diagram and the Webfleet interface guidelines. Once physically connected, configure the Webfleet system to recognize and map the incoming auxiliary signals to the desired monitoring parameters or alarm conditions. Test each input to verify correct signal detection and mapping before placing the vehicle back into operational service.

Recommendations

Locate the module away from high-heat sources and secure wiring to avoid abrasion. Follow vehicle manufacturer and Webfleet installation instructions for grounding and cable routing. Validate signal polarity and input behavior with a multimeter or diagnostic tools during installation. Use the Webfleet platform to set thresholds, alarm rules and logging for the connected inputs to ensure accurate monitoring and timely alerts.