Loc8tor Plus Key, Pet and Child Tracking Device

• Don’t lose it, locate it - find pets, keys, people, model airplanes and much more
• Easy to use - set up in seconds with three different modes: locate, alert and panic
• Locate mode finds tagged items up to 183m away
• Alert mode warns if tagged items go outside a user set safety zone
• Panic tag enables a child or dependent to set off a distress alarm
• Homing tag gives off audio beep and flashing LED
• Ideal for alerting you that a pet or child has strayed outside a set safety zone
• Up to 24 tags / items can be registered per handheld
• The mini tags can be quickly and easily attached with the key ring loop or adhesive strips
• Tag size: 30.5mm x 19.5mm x 8.5mm

The award winning Loc8tor Plus features alert and panic modes in addition to the locate mode. Quickly find mislaid possessions, it can even help stop your valuables, pets or children getting lost . In Locate mode, audio beeps and the on-screen directional display guides users quickly and easily to mislaid tagged items even if they are out of sight. Tagged items can be found up to 183 metres away (clear line of sight). Audio and visual directional technology guides you to within 2.5cm of the lost item.

The Alert mode enables an invisible boundary to be set around the Loc8tor - near, medium or far, and warns the moment any tagged item goes out of your preset safety zone with an audio alarm, on-screen display detailing the item missing and a vibration alert. The range can be independently set for each tag.
It''s ideal for protecting your possessions whether you’ve accidentally left them behind, they’ve been stolen or to inform you that your child or pet has wandered off.

Twin packs of extra homing tags (Order code:N63CT) and extra panic tags (Order code: N64CT) are available.

Please Note:
The range of 183 metres is based on clear line of sight. Actual range will vary depending on use, environment and location. Loc8tor mode has been designed to help find your possessions. It should not be relied on to find people. Alert mode has only been designed to act as an aid to warn against items getting misplaced or stolen.