Electronic Logging Device Eld

An electronic logging device is a system that includes a hardware device that connects to the electronic control module of a vehicle’s engine. When connected to the diagnostic port, the ELD system automatically tracks drive time and stores the record of duty status (RODS), along with other important data.

HOS

The ELD system monitors the drive time and Hours of Service (HOS) compliance to allow for accurate and automatic recordkeeping as well as efficient fleet management.

FMCSA

All ELDs must be registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), and self-certified to be compliant with the Federal ELD mandate

LOCATION

Geo-location information includes the approximate distance and direction to an identifiable location corresponding to the name of a nearby city, town, or village, with a state abbreviation.

ENGINE HOURS

Engine hours refers to the number of total hours the engine has been running since initially manufactured. This is regardless of whether or not the vehicle is moving.

ENGINE POWER STATUS

Engine power status measures the amount of power that an engine can exert, typically expressed by kilowatt or horsepower.

DUTY STATUS

Duty status records vehicle movement whether the driver is on or off duty.

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