The document describes a fuel monitoring system that can monitor fuel stock in tanks and fuel flow in pipes. It monitors power generated by diesel generators (DG). The system provides benefits such as controlling operating expenses, timely notification of alarms, and planning resources in advance. Key features of the system include precise and continuous measurement using pressure sensors and monitoring fuel theft. The system allows for effective logistics, service level assurance for customers, stopping fraud, and identifying technical faults. It uses GPRS or SMS for control and communication and can log data with battery backup. The central software system provides alarms, action scenarios, analytics, customization and APIs. It provides online information on fuel levels, generator activity, fuel and electricity consumption, and environmental parameters.

2. Fuel Monitoring System

3. Features
Monitor fuel stock in Tank

4. Features
Monitor fuel flow in Pipe

5. Features
Monitor Power Generated By DG

6. Benefits
Control your OPEX
GPRS

7. Benefits
Timely notification of Alarms
SAIF Zone
System
Observed Fuel
theft Alarm.
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4:52 PM

8. Benefits
Plan Resources in advance

9. Summary
Precise and continuous
measurement
•Pressure sensor
•High resolution of the level (1mm)
•Stainless steel housing
•Water & Dust proof (protection
IP67)
•Industrial solution for diesel tank
(transducer material PVDF)
•Easy installation
Make Money by
• Effective logistics of fuel
• Service Level Assurance for Customer
• Stopping fraud on both re-fueling and
operation
• Instant identification of technical faults
Control and Communication Unit
• GPRS or SMS
• Up to 2x level sensor per device
• Water & Dust proof (protection IP66)
• Industrial grade
• Logging of data
• Battery backup (optional )
• Easy installation
Central SW system
• Alarms (emails, SMS, API)
• Action scenarios (personnel
management)
• Analytics
• Web interface
• Customization
• API for 3rd party SW
On-line information from all sites
•Fuel level status and statistics
•Generator activity and power outage
•Fuel and electricity consumptions
•Activity of personnel
•Environmental parameters: Temperature,
water leakage, door intrusion etc.

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