Fuel Monitoring System
Here are some of the features of a fuel monitoring system:
- Real-time monitoring: FMS monitors fuel levels, consumption, and refilling in real time.
- Alerts: FMS can send real-time alerts if fuel levels drop or rise, and can include the vehicle's location and details.
- Fuel reports: FMS can provide detailed fuel reports that compare the performance of vehicles, drivers, and routes.
- Fuel theft detection: FMS can detect fuel theft or leakage, and track the location of fuel-carrying vehicles.
- Fuel quality detection: FMS can automatically detect the quality of fuel, such as if it has been mixed with water or additives.
- Greenhouse gas emissions: FMS can measure greenhouse gas emissions for reporting. FMS uses a variety of sensors, meters, and telematics devices to monitor fuel. Some types of sensors used in fuel control include capacitive level sensors, ultrasonic sensors, and resistive float sensors