What are the components of the Smart Hubo system?

Smart Hubo has three physical components — a wheel sensor, a gate reader and an in-cab display — that work together to record distance and manage your RUC licence automatically.

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What are the components of Smart Hubo?

The Smart Hubo Wheel Sensor measures the distance your vehicle travels and sends that data to the Smart Hubo Gate Reader. The gate reader receives the distance data and uploads it to your Argus account. The Smart Hubo Display shows and updates your vehicle's eRUC information in the cab.

What power does each component need?

The gate reader needs a 230V power connection. The display is USB-powered.

Who installs the wheel sensor and hardware?

The wheel sensor and associated hardware are professionally installed by Argus technicians.

What does Smart Hubo do for my fleet?

Smart Hubo automates RUC management — eliminating manual RUC purchasing and tracking through the connection between the hardware and your Argus account. Because distance recording is automatic, it reduces the risk of errors that could affect your NZTA compliance. It's a lower-cost alternative to a mechanical hubodometer, reduces admin work, and integrates with your other Argus fleet tools alongside safety and visibility features.

How do I get started with Smart Hubo?

For the full setup process, including what to have ready before your installation, see Smart Hubo and how to get ready for your Smart Hubo installation.

This article doesn't cover pricing or transaction fees — see your current pricing schedule or your account manager. If you'd like Smart Hubo added to your fleet, contact Argus support.