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Managing your fuel depots and accounting for fuel dispensed from your fuel trucks has never been easier. Whether it occurs at your fuel site or in the field, fueling begins by scanning a vehicle mounted RFID disk or simply inserting the fuel nozzle into the equipment fill pipe. Volumes dispensed and machinery engine hours are automatically recorded as you move from one vehicle to another and stored in a central database. Inventory reconciliation and performance reports are generated using SM2, a web-enabled tool designed for central management of multiple sites and tankers.
What can FuelZone do for you?
- Increase accountability by reconciling fuel inventories, from deliveries to depots, to distribution to field equipment
- Drastically reduce labor by providing 24/7 unattended secure access to fuel
- Eliminate fraud and errors by physically guaranteeing that fuel is dispensed to authorized vehicles only
- Eliminate spillage by cutting off the flow of fuel whenever nozzle is removed from authorized vehicle
- Satisfy environmental agencies regulations by automatically recording and reconciling fuel consumption to inventories
- Enhance safety by immediate notification of storage tanks leaks
- Increase efficiency by automating fuel distribution and inventory, vehicle data, and access control processes through a single, web-enabled software
Major Features
- Centralized management of fuel distribution, fuel inventories, vehicle data, and site access control across multiple sites through a high end, flexible, and user friendly web application
- Automatic inventory management, transparently recording all data needed for fuel inventory reconciliation including storage tank levels, product deliveries and pump totalizers: no human action required!
- Immediate notification of storage tank leaks and critical fuel levels
- Truly plug-and-play Vehicle Data Units, requiring no programming or configuration
- Maintenance free passive nozzle tags requiring no battery, no hose cable, and no messy pump retrofit
- Vehicle identification using rugged, weatherproof passive RFID tags that can be read through mud and dirt.
- Automatic capture of complete vehicular information:
- Vehicle ID
- Total mileage
- Total engine hours
- Trip mileage
- Trip engine hours
- Trip engine idling time
- Engine fault codes
- Your custom data
FuelZone, the only tool you need to account for every drop of fuel spent
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Vehicle Data Unit (VDU)
The little black box that says a lot! FuelZone’s Vehicle Data Unit is truly plug-and-play: no programming or configuration required. Once installed, the VDU automatically relays vehicle data such as engine hours, mileage, idle time and engine fault codes. It also automatically identifies the vehicle, physically guaranteeing that fuel is dispensed to authorized vehicles only.
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Proximity Disks
FuelZone’s vehicle proximity disks are used to identify field vehicles and equipment. They are completely passive (requiring no wires and no external power), weatherproof, and can easily be read through dust, dirt, and mud.
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RF Authorizer
This simple to use, pocket sized wireless device is used on the field to identify offsite equipment. Once the device identifies the equipment with a single push of a button, the tanker’s pump is wirelessly unlocked and fueling may begin.
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Portable Terminal
No need for any complicated wiring to control the tanker’s pump; the Portable Terminal knows which field equipment is authorized for fueling, wirelessly controls the tanker’s pump, receives vehicular data sent by VDUs, and stores all fueling data to be transferred to the central database.
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Vehicle Data Unit (VDU)
The little black box that says a lot! FuelZone’s Vehicle Data Unit is truly plug-and-play: no programming or configuration required. Once installed, the VDU automatically relays vehicle data such as engine hours, mileage, idle time and engine fault codes. It also automatically identifies the vehicle, physically guaranteeing that fuel is dispensed to authorized vehicles only.
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Nozzle Tags
FuelZone’s nozzle tags are completely passive (requiring no wires or batteries), come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and fit on any standard nozzle. They are used to automatically identify the hose used for each fueling transaction, thus making sure that the authorized vehicles taking fuel from any given hose is compatible with the fluid dispensed. |
Fuel Island Terminal (FIT)
The FuelZone Fuel Island Terminal is simple and inexpensive to install. It allows personnel to identify themselves and vehicles using either an alpha numeric keypad, or an RFID device such as proximity cards and tags. |
SiteController
The FuelZone SiteController is the central component of each site. It manages the fuel island terminal, receives fueling and vehicule data, sends that data to the central database, and keeps itself up to date with FuelZone’s SM2 software; and it does all this in real time.
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