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Called many things, the advent of fueling motor vehicles using a tank truck or trailer is motivated by the high cost and regulations of maintaining a fueling island. The problem is keeping track of the amount of fuel that goes into each vehicle. Done manually, the process of tracking per vehicle fuel amounts is time consuming and error prone Liquid Measurement and Control offers the following solutions:

Vehicle Identification

 
Dallas Button




MID:COM ComLink

The system consists of the Mid:Com 8000 computer with the ComLink radio frequency receiver and roll printer attached to the 8000 computer mounted in the cab of the fuel tanker. On the vehicle to be fueled, a small stainless steel button is attached close to the fuel tank. Each button is programmed with the vehicle ID and fuel type. To fuel a vehicle, the button is touched using a battery powered wand that readsthe information on the button and transmits it to the computer authorizing the fueling.

Each tank is fueled in the same manner, going down the line of vehicles. The signal can be transmitted hundreds of feet from the receiver. Vehicle fueling information is stored on a Secure Digital (SD) card and printed simultaneously on an optional roll printer. The data can then be converted to an Excel spreadsheet or CSV file for upload to a host system


Mid:Com 8000 Computer with
ComLink Receiver mounted
in cab. Shown with optional
roll printer.

 
Barcode



Fleet Navigator

An innovative fleet fueling system using inexpensive barcodes to provide valuable delivery information for you and your customers. Fleet Navigator products work with delivery trucks’ electronic registers and offer a range of options from basic data collection to a feature-rich solution.

Each fill is identified using a barcode label. The driver scans the barcode before fueling each vehicle allowing the Fleet Navigator system to track the fuel delivered to each vehicle.  In addition to tracking the fuel delivered the system can be configured to collect data such as mileage at the time of fueling.  While making the delivery the driver can review the list of vehicles fueled from the handheld.


Barcode based unit ID
Data Collection
  • Hour meter
  • Odometer
  • Location
Cradle or wireless data transfer
Optional driver logon with PIN
ComLink emulation
Maintain customer truck list in the field
Reprint truck breakdown sheet in the field.


Supported Registers:
MIDCOM eCount
MIDCOM 8000
Liquid Controls LCR II
Neptune E4000