Trackunit launches Kin T200 to boost visibility of jobsite tools

Trackunit says Kin T200 was built to extend connectivity across the jobsite. Image: Trackunit

The Denmark-based company says that this will result in greater control over assets, minimising downtime, recovering misplaced tools faster, and reducing the costs of lost or underutilised equipment.

Kin T200 is said to be built to withstand the extreme demands of construction jobsites while delivering plug-and-play connectivity into Trackunit’s global Bluetooth network. It carries international certifications to support a wider range of equipment applications.

“With Kin T200, we’re pushing boundaries in durability and laying the foundation for smarter equipment insights in construction,” said Heini Brøndum, Vice President of IoT Devices at Trackunit.

“Engineered for real jobsites, it brings overlooked tools, attachments, and non-powered equipment into view so every asset contributes to productivity.”

Kin T200 was built to extend connectivity across the jobsite, bringing critical tools, attachments, and non-powered equipment into view. By making these assets visible, customers gain a faster, simpler way to capture and act on location insights. 

The company says that it is a tool for contractors, OEMs and rental companies.

In a press release it said, “contractors reduce wasted time by tagging and locating tools and smaller equipment. Rental companies streamline operations with automated cycle counts, accurate returns, and recovery of misplaced assets. OEMs unlock advanced intelligence, including impact sensing, utilization, and temperature monitoring, with data that guides maintenance, protects warranties, and strengthens accountability.”