Find the right Fueltek system

Start with the equipment you want to keep or add. Choose existing-pump control for serviceable pumps you intend to retain, a new diesel pump for new dispensing equipment, or a complete site when storage and dispensing need planning together.

Tank-stock monitoring and managed AdBlue have their own questions. If your project includes several of these needs, choose the main starting point and include the wider scope when sharing your result with Fueltek.

Select all the vehicle and asset types that regularly use this installation, including any plant or fixed equipment. For a mix of vans and HGVs, select both groups so the differing filling requirements can be considered.

The vehicle mix helps shape the available flow choices. We will assess the receiving equipment, tank supply, pipework, hose and nozzle for the proposed rate.

Count the vehicles and assets authorised to use this site. Use the estimate that contains that total, or enter an exact number when you have one.

A fleet of 60 vehicles may only need a few dispensing points if filling is spread through the day. Enter simultaneous demand separately in the next section, based on how many need to fill together.

Daily fills count visits to the fuelling point. The busiest-time count records the vehicles that need a dispensing point at the same time.

For example, a site with 40 fills per day and three vehicles needing to fill together would use the 31–60 daily range and a busiest-time count of 3. Use the return-to-depot or shift-change period that the installation needs to accommodate.

These answers describe your operating demand. We will agree the equipment and site arrangement needed to meet it.

Select every product required at the installation. Where fuel-specific point counts appear, allocate the physical dispensing points needed for each product; every selected product needs at least one point.

Point count is the number of simultaneous fills. Flow rate is delivery through one dispensing point. Enter main-fuel and AdBlue requirements separately; we assess product compatibility and the complete fuel path when developing the installation.

If your vehicle mix needs separate flow groups, allocate the known main-fuel points between them. Use the specialist-product option for an unlisted fluid so its equipment can be reviewed.

Identify which tanks and dispensing equipment will remain, and which will be supplied as part of this project. Note the space needed for vehicle access, hose reach and installation work.

In the standard dispensing route, the same demand, products, flow and proposed tank count are applied to each operating site entered here. Complete a separate result for locations with different requirements. The existing-pump and managed-AdBlue routes have their own site-by-site entries.

Select the outcomes you expect staff to use. Transaction reporting helps review recorded issues to vehicles or users; tank monitoring provides physical stock, available capacity and delivery information.

Choose the information your team needs, the sites they manage and whether they need remote access. These details help us configure reporting, monitoring and identification around your operation.