Wireless Technology Allows Users to Track and Analyze Fuel Use, Guard Against Fuel Theft
SHELTON, CT – OEM Data Delivery, a developer of tools for managing task and jobsite data, has introduced a new tracking system for fuel and other high-value consumables.
SHELTON, CT – OEM Data Delivery, a developer of tools for managing task and jobsite data, has introduced a new tracking system for fuel and other high-value consumables. Radio Pump Tracker is a wireless, paperless technology that IDs each vehicle and the fuel dispensed to it, in real time. After dispensing, a hand-held device or PC captures vehicle hours, odometer readings, and gallons dispensed from the Pump Tracker.
Radio Pump Tracker allows management to track fuel consumed per hour, per machine, and quickly flags aberrations. Radio Pump Tracker facilitates calculations and analyses for use in audits and resource planning. Because it stores each machine’s history, it can also be used for scheduling maintenance that is based on fuel consumed or hours in service.
The system is compact in size and installs easily on pumps and trucks. A pulse flowmeter is installed into the fuel plumbing and connected via a harness to the pump tracker enclosure. The process takes about three hours. Training typically requiring about a day for fuel truck operators, service professionals, vehicle operators, and others to become fully capable with all functions.
For more information, visit www.oemdd.com.
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