TEXT BLOCKING & TRACKING DEVICE FOR VEHICLES
PROUDLY MADE IN THE U.S.A
Vehicle Installation The TextBuster®
MAKING THE ROADS A SAFER PLACE FOR EVERYONE!
Security
sends a blocking signal via Bluetooth to the drivers phone. This is done automatically every time the user enters the vehicle. The TextBuster®
The TextBuster® will not
interfere with any other hands free or Bluetooth items in the vehicle. The TextBuster®
is available in two models. Both models are completely hidden in the vehicle and will notify the account manager (parent, guardian or fleet manager) if any attempt to disable the TextBuster®
incoming or outgoing phone calls. The TextBuster®
is made. Model# TB2W
A two wire installation consisting of a ground wire and power wire that plugs directly into the vehicles fuse panel.
Model# TBOBD
A complete DIY direct plug-in (no wires to install) to the vehicles diagnostic connector.
MASTER CARTON QUANTITY: 6 PER. THERE ARE NO HIDDEN FEES OR REOCCURRING CHARGES WITH THE TEXTBUSTER.
SEE US AT SEMA BOOTH # 11739
Access2Communications Inc. 225 Technology Way Steubenville, Ohio 43952
info@textbuster.com 800-561-1110
MASTER CARTON QUANTITY: 6 PER. THERE ARE NO HIDDEN FEES OR REOCCURRING CHARGES WITH THE TEXTBUSTER.
Monitor The TextBuster®
server
monitors the drivers activities and will notify the parent, guardian or fleet manager if the application is tampered with or disabled.
Tracking
The app provides tracking information. The account manager can view history of trips, route coordinates and receive vehicle speed alerts via sms or email.
is a patent pending device that will disable the data functions to the drivers phone only while inside the vehicle. It prevents the driver from accessing all text, email or internet functions while driving their vehicle. The TextBuster®
does not block
The phone application downloads to the drivers cell phone. The application is password protected
preventing unwanted removal.
device is
hidden under the vehicles dash and installs in minutes.
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