Complete Fueltek solution
A complete Fueltek package brings onsite fuel storage, dispensing, controlled access, tank monitoring and connected reporting together as one planned installation.
Start with the way your operation uses fuel. We can then help specify the tank capacity, pumps, fuel-management hardware, Tankwatch, FMO software, identification method, installation and support around the real site.
The complete package
The exact combination depends on whether you are upgrading an existing fuel point or creating a new one. The package can be built from Fueltek storage, dispensing, access-control, monitoring and reporting products rather than treating each item as a separate purchase.
Plan capacity from consumption, deliveries and reserve requirements, then review the footprint, access and stored products. The tank, any compartments and the supply to each dispensing point need to suit the same operating brief.
Size your tank →Explore storage requirementsDecide whether to retain suitable pumps, fit one integrated dispenser, provide two simultaneous dispensing positions or specify higher-flow diesel equipment. Match the product paths, vehicle positions and expected fill volumes to the chosen arrangement.
View hardware →Compare dispensing arrangementsAgree who may dispense, which vehicle or asset receives the product and which readings the transaction needs. The terminal and access rules should support that workflow, including any compatible existing pumps retained in the installation.
Explore FT4000 →Tank monitoring adds measured stock, ullage, deliveries and movement information. Suitable probes, calibration and reporting connections let your team compare physical tank information with recorded fuel issues.
View Tankwatch →Choose the configured tag or other identification process around the person using the equipment and the vehicle or asset receiving fuel. Include issue, replacement and administration in the handover, alongside any selected keypad entries.
View identification →FMO brings the configured transaction fields, sites, vehicles, users and reporting groups into one management view, with access administration and tank visibility where connected.
Explore the FMO screen walkthroughExample FMO screens · Views and records depend on the connected equipment and account permissions. Select an image to view it full size.
Installation brings storage, dispensing, control, monitoring and communications together to the agreed specification. Commissioning checks the configured authorisation, transaction records, reporting and relevant local functions against the intended site workflow before handover.
Installation & support →Agree the service route, local responsibilities and ongoing maintenance requirements as part of the project. Include who manages users and records, who reviews stock information, and how the site requests support after the installation is handed over.
Aftercare →The system in daily use
Storage, dispensing and identification handle the fuel issue. Tank sensing measures what remains. Connected reporting gives the team a view of both.
At the fuelling point
The driver, vehicle or asset uses the identification method selected for the site.
The control terminal enables an authorised issue. The pump supplies fuel from the storage tank and the meter measures the dispense.
The system records the transaction against the selected user, vehicle or asset details.
Alongside the dispensing process
Storage is sized around fuel use, deliveries and the available space. Tankwatch adds calibrated probes and a local panel to measure the contents.
Tank monitoring can operate independently or form part of a wider Fueltek installation.
Explore TankwatchConnect the site
Site communications connect the equipment to reporting. We design the connection and tank-monitoring integration around your installation.
Use the information
Review transactions, users and vehicles in a browser, with tank views where configured. Use reports to understand fuel use, check exceptions and plan replenishment.
Explore FMO screensHow the project works
A good complete package starts with the operating requirement rather than a list of products. The process below gives customers a clear idea of how a Fueltek project can move from an initial conversation to a working, supported fuel-management system.
Review vehicles, assets, fuels, daily usage, peak fuelling periods, existing equipment, tank locations and reporting requirements.
Usage, delivery frequency, reserve cover and future demand determine the storage requirement, alongside the space available for the tank and its fittings.
Choose pump type, speed, number of hoses or fuelling points and product configuration around the real workflow.
Define how users and assets will be identified, what information is captured and how authorisation should work.
Add Tankwatch where live stock, ullage, delivery and tank-movement information is required.
Structure FMO around sites, vehicles, users, departments and the information the customer needs to review.
We deliver, install and commission the agreed equipment, including checks of the configured operating process.
Provide the agreed handover, training and ongoing service route so the system remains useful after go-live.
Built around the starting point
You do not necessarily need to replace everything. Fueltek can review what is already onsite and determine whether existing pumps, tanks or infrastructure can form part of the proposed solution.
For sites with usable storage and dispensing equipment that need better identification, transaction reporting or tank visibility.
For operations where the tank remains suitable but pumps, hose capacity, flow or fuelling-point layout need to change.
For a new depot or replacement installation where storage, dispensing, monitoring and reporting need to operate as one system.
| What needs to change? | What to define first | Explore the route |
|---|---|---|
| Retain suitable pumps | Suitable existing tanks, pumps and meters can form part of the system. Compatibility depends on their interfaces, condition and the access, transaction and communication requirements. | Compare separate control and integrated dispensing |
| Replace or expand dispensing | Observe the fill volumes, arrival pattern and vehicle positions. Define whether the main requirement is one integrated fuel point, two simultaneous fills or a different dispensing duty. | Review the pump and dispenser routes |
| Add tank visibility | Each tank’s product, probe arrangement and reporting connection determine the stock, delivery and alarm information available to your team. | Compare measured stock and fuel-issue control |
| Create a complete fuel point | Bring demand, product types, a layout, delivery access and the reporting brief together. Include installation, commissioning and handover requirements in the same discussion. | Prepare a complete-package enquiry |
An installation can combine several of these routes. We assess existing equipment and site requirements to develop the complete configuration. Scroll sideways to read the table on a narrower screen.
Build the right package
Use the System Finder if you want to work through the hardware requirement, or use the tank calculator first if storage capacity is the main question.
Technical detail
A complete fuel facility combines supplied storage with dispensing, identification, monitoring and reporting. The acceptance record should follow those component roles.
Keep the agreed tank drawing, design basis, applicable test records and site-work responsibilities together. Review the named tank standards.
Commissioning covers the configured authorisation, outlet selection, prompts, measured issue and recorded transaction. Pump safety and meter accuracy are separate aspects of the installation.
Tank identification, readings, agreed alarms and communications form part of commissioning. Matching timestamps makes stock and transaction comparisons meaningful.
Record operator and administrator handover, document locations, support contacts and covered equipment. Different components can have different warranty and maintenance terms.
Factory preparation can reduce work at the depot. The site still needs the agreed base, access, services and installation arrangements. Handover covers the configured transaction records, tank information, reporting access and operator training.
Technical information
We combine fuel-control and dispensing equipment with the tank, monitoring and site works required for your project. The configurable management platform provides the controls your operation needs, with optional equipment and services specified separately.
The tank scope includes the agreed capacity, compartments, steelwork, cabinet, fill connections, alarms and approved drawing. Pump, access-control and reporting requirements are specified alongside it. Commissioning and handover should identify the supplied equipment and the relevant support and warranty terms.
