Fuel and liquid tanks
Levels in litres, refills confirmed, sudden drops flagged.
Who buys it: fuel distributors, depots, factories, farms and anyone holding stock in tanks.
Tank levels are dipped by hand, deliveries are trusted on paper, and losses only show up at month end.
What your customer watches
Four readings that tell the whole story
- Level in litres
- Each tank converted with its own calibration table.
- Refills
- Every delivery confirmed with the litres added.
- Drops
- Sudden losses detected and timed.
- Days of stock
- How long the tank lasts at today’s use.
Alerts
Ready-made rules for this job
Switch them on per unit, test them on last week's data first, and send each one to the person who handles it.
- Low fuel
- The level falls to the reorder point.
- Fuel refill
- A delivery is confirmed.
- Fuel theft
- A sudden drop is confirmed.
- Parameter change
- The level changes faster than expected.
- Daily fuel use over
- The day’s use exceeds the limit.
- Offline for
- The sensor stops reporting.
Reports they get
- Stock per tank per day
- Deliveries with litres
- Losses and drops
- Days of stock left
Scheduled to arrive each morning, or pinned to the customer's dashboard.
What you need on site
A level probe in each tank connected to a tracker or controller input.
Sensors are set up once and copied to every device of the same model.
How you can sell it
Three packages, one installation
Stock visibility
Litres per tank, live.
Delivery proof
Confirmed refills with litres.
Loss control
Drop and theft alerts.
Questions
Fuel and liquid tanks: common questions
How accurate are tank levels?
Each tank gets its own calibration table, so probe readings convert to litres for that exact tank shape.
Can deliveries be verified?
Yes. Fuel refill confirms each delivery and records the litres added.
Will I know before a tank runs dry?
Yes. Low fuel alerts at the reorder point, and reports show days of stock left at the current rate of use.