
EQUIPMENT AND SOLUTIONS
for Fuel measurement
FUEL MONITORING EXPERT
FUEL LEVEL SENSORS
for fuel theft prevention
FUEL FLOW METERS
for fuel consumption monitoring
CANBUS READERS
for save CANbus data reading























DUT-E FUEL LEVEL SENSOR
we have sensors to choose!
RS-232
RS-485
Analog
CAN
Current
Digital-Analog

Example of sensor data
SOLUTIONS
Fuel consumption monitoring >
Monitoring of actual fuel consumption is very important task for companies, which spend significant part of their budget on fuel. Fuel monitoring system provides accurate and reliable information for assessing the effectiveness of fleet operations and provides detailed data that helps to reduce operational costs.
Fueling and draining monitoring >
Vehicle’s tank remains unattended during the working day. Reliable information on the actual fuel volume in the tank allows company to monitor every fueling, and also helps to analyze and plan fuel costs.
Fuel theft prevention >
Fuel theft threatens the success of the company. Fleet dispatcher can not detect fuel theft until correct and reliable fuel theft detection system is applied.
Axle load monitoring >
The optimum load is especially important for vehicles. Insufficient load does not allow the company to get the maximum profit; overloading the vehicle results in fines on the part of the authorities or may even damage the vehicle. The weight control system avoids these problems and ensures optimum loading of the vehicle.
Engine monitoring >
Engine monitoring is an important part of general maintenance of vehicles. Engine monitoring in terms of fuel consumption allows detection potential engine malfunction in the initial stages by monitoring changes in trends of consumption in different modes.
Vehicle operation time monitoring >
It is not easy to determine direct costs of fuel for a particular operation of special machines. Fuel costs are often estimated based on predefined standards, which are usually overstated. Appropriate fuel monitoring system allows to calculate
fuel costs based on actual fuel measurement consumption for each process operation.












