Commercial fleet fuelling
Fueltek supplies commercial diesel pumping and dispensing configurations for organisations that refuel vehicles, plant or equipment onsite.
The right pump is selected around fuel demand, vehicle access, dispensing rate, metering, control and the way transaction data must be recorded.
Choosing the pump
Fueltek pump configurations include 50, 70, 90, 150 and 180 litre-per-minute options. Availability depends on the selected product and final site specification.
FT4000 provides a separate access-control terminal and can control up to four compatible pumps simultaneously. It adds authorisation and transaction recording around the retained equipment; the connected pump and fuel path determine the dispensing rate.
Explore FT4000 →Compare retained and integrated equipmentFT4000AP combines an internal pump, meter and fuel-management terminal, with control for up to three compatible external pumps. Flow options are 50, 70 or 90 LPM, with 70 LPM standard. Delivered flow depends on the tank supply and complete dispensing arrangement.
Explore FT4000AP →Compare one and two integrated pumps
FT4000AP Twin contains two pumps, two meters and two motors that can operate together. Review the approach and exit route for both positions, the product and access arrangement on each side, and the compatible external pumps that the installation may also need to control.
Explore FT4000AP Twin →Compare simultaneous use and higher flow
HSP is available at 90, 150 or 180 LPM, as a pump-only unit or integrated managed system. The tank supply, pipework, hose and nozzle determine the flow delivered at the vehicle. Access control and reporting depend on the configuration.
Explore FT4000 HSP →Compare HSP and integrated AP dispensing| Route | What provides the pumping? | When to assess it |
|---|---|---|
| FT4000 | Compatible external pumps; the FT4000 is the separate control terminal. | Retain serviceable pumping equipment while adding or updating managed access and fuel records. |
| FT4000AP | One internal pump, with control for up to three compatible external pumps. | A new or replacement primary managed dispenser, with any external pumps reviewed as part of the site. |
| FT4000AP Twin | Two integrated pumps, meters and motors that can operate together. | Two vehicles or dispensing duties need to be served simultaneously, with space and supply for both positions. |
| FT4000 HSP | A higher-flow pumping arrangement, available as pump-only or an integrated managed system. | Larger fills or a higher required dispensing rate justify reviewing the tank supply, pipework, hose and nozzle together. |
The number of simultaneous filling positions and the required rate at each position are separate decisions. See the full product comparison for the differences between selected models.
Inputs Fueltek needs
Construction and configuration
The pump range includes stainless-steel cabinets, lockable access, automatic shut-off nozzles and pulsed outputs for connection to fuel management controls. Equipment varies by model and project.
We match hydraulic, electrical, metering and control requirements to your installation, alongside the required flow rate.
A pumping unit draws from the storage arrangement; a dispenser works with a compatible pressure supply. Storage position, pipework, pressure, metering and isolation determine the required equipment.
Simultaneous filling and individual flow rate serve different requirements: two independent outlets can serve two vehicles together, while flow rate affects the dispensing time for an individual fill.
Connected site
The connected fuel-control terminal associates an authorised issue with the configured user, vehicle, asset or tag.
Configured fuelling entries and measured quantities become available through FMO for transaction reporting.
TankWatch adds measured stock and delivery information alongside dispensing records where the installation includes tank monitoring.
FMO gives authorised teams browser-based visibility of the connected fuel point and configured sites.
Example FMO screens · Views and records depend on the connected equipment and account permissions. Select an image to view it full size.
Common questions
It depends on vehicle tank sizes, peak queue, hose and pipework, fuel storage and the duty of the installation. We assess those inputs before confirming a pump configuration.
Pulsed-output configurations can connect compatible pumps to fuel management controls. The connection depends on the pump model and existing site equipment.
The FT4000AP Twin is the relevant route to assess where two pumping duties or simultaneous operation are required.
Plan the complete site
Photographs, model details, vehicle types, peak demand and reporting requirements help us assess the right commercial pump arrangement for your site.
Technical detail
EN 13617-1 concerns the safety of metering pumps and dispensers. Its application depends on the equipment model and intended use.
BSI’s current 2021 edition addresses safety requirements for metering pumps, dispensers and remote pumping units within its scope. It does not set metering-performance requirements. Read the BSI scope.
Meter accuracy depends on the meter specification and test conditions. EN 13617-1 concerns pump and dispenser safety, rather than measurement accuracy.
Hazardous-area suitability depends on the equipment marking, certificate conditions and intended use. Manufacturing quality assurance and product certification cover different requirements.
Tank position, pipework, filtration, hose and nozzle affect delivered flow. We match the complete fuel path to the required duty.
Technical detail
An integrated dispenser combines several functions that are worth specifying separately.
FT4000AP includes air separation in its pumping arrangement. This separates entrained air from the liquid path; filtration and fuel quality remain separate considerations.
FT4000AP uses a four-piston displacement meter to measure issued volume. Meter calibration, user authorisation and tank stock measurement are separate functions.
Hose reach and nozzle suitability affect how vehicles can position and refuel. Include filler location, vehicle capacity and the full refuelling process when comparing a higher-flow option.
An individual issue, a period total and a lifetime total answer different questions. Use the same outlet and time period when reconciling dispenser figures with software records.
Product information
The FT4000 MID configuration is designed for diesel resale. It is available as an integrated dispenser and fuel-management system or as a standalone pump connected to a compatible approved management system.
The MID configuration has a 7–70 LPM operating range, stainless-steel housing, belt-driven pumping with integral air separation and a solenoid valve. Its motor uses a 240 V single-phase supply rated at 10 A.
Standard equipment includes a 3.66 m steel-braided hose, automatic nozzle and safety breakaway coupling. The single-sided illuminated commercial display has 25 mm digits.
UK Weights & Measures approval UK/0126/0241 applies to the FT4000 MID measuring-system configuration. The dispenser, meter, electronics, software and connected equipment form the approved system.
