A tank drops Your phone knows at once
A fuel level sensor reads the tank continuously, and the platform alerts you to any sudden or unexplained drop, before it turns into a gap in your diesel bill.
2:14 a.m. 190 liters missing from the tank
No one is on site. The tank sensor records the drop and the platform sends you the alert.
The figure and the time in this chart are an illustration, not a real client.
The fuel level sensor
It sits in the tank of a truck, a machine or a generator, measures the fuel height continuously and sends each reading to the platform with its time. On a sudden drop you get an alert naming the vehicle and the time, so you do not wait for the month-end count to find out.
Add tracking and the picture is complete
The sensor tells you what happens in the tank. The tracker tells you what happens to the vehicle.
Every vehicle on the map with its location, speed and approved route.
You get the time and the place, with the approved route on the map.
You get the place and the duration. An idling engine burns fuel and does no work.
The actual route, stops, delays and fuel use, in one report.
Your whole fleet on one screen
Every truck with its place, tank level and status. Whatever needs your attention comes first.
Where it matters most
Truck yards at nightWhere trucks stand for hours unwatched, and a few minutes are enough to drain a tank.
Equipment on remote sitesExcavators and loaders on sites a supervisor does not reach every day.
Diesel generatorsKnow the tank level before the generator stops, and know when it drops at the wrong time.
Before installation
The sensor catches any loss the moment it happens and records its time and size, so the response is quick and accountability is clear.
In the assessment we check network coverage on your site and set the sensor type and the number of units for your tanks, and you know all of it before you decide.
Let us measure your fleet together
Tell us about your equipment and we send you a measurement plan before any commitment.