iPETRO Link

iPETRO Link Tank Monitoring:

The iPETRO Link Tank Monitoring system is an innovative platform that incorporates an advanced automated email alert system and robust reporting features, providing you with real-time insights into crucial aspects such as low fuel levels, downtime, pump errors, temperature fluctuations, supply chain dynamics, and much more across all your tanks.

This proactive approach goes beyond mere organisational benefits. The iPETRO Link Tank Monitoring system is engineered to automatically notify you when on-site fuel usage is approaching operational reserve levels. Simultaneously, it initiates alerts to fuel suppliers, ensuring they are informed about impending shortages. This seamless communication guarantees smooth and uninterrupted operations, fortifying your ability to manage resources effectively and maintain operational efficiency.

The iPETRO Link, along with the full iPETRO Site suite (including iPETRO Pro and iPETRO Lite), seamlessly integrates with the iPETRO VMI (Vendor Management Inventory) Web Dashboard. Experience the convenience of managing all your sites and systems on a single, intuitive dashboard with a unified login for enhanced efficiency.

Features include:

• Intelligent Calibration
• Supply Delivery Detection
• Temperature Corrected fuel measure
• Ambient Temperature measure
• Barometric Pressure measure
• Vibration measure
• Reorder notifications

iPETRO Link Fluid Cleanliness:

iPETRO Link Fluid Cleanliness, offers a reliable and efficient solution for monitoring and improving fuel cleanliness, ensuring the optimal performance and longevity of HPCR diesel engines. This comprehensive fuel cleanliness monitoring system is designed to ensure the optimal performance and longevity of high-pressure common rail diesel engines. Specifically engineered to address the challenges of tight tolerances and high-pressure fuel systems in modern diesel engines, it provides real-time data on fuel cleanliness levels.

Achieving peak performance in generators, vehicles, and equipment requires prioritising high-quality fuel. Contaminants can compromise stored fuel, highlighting the necessity of additives, stabilisers, and proper storage techniques. The Fuel Standard (Automotive Diesel) Determination 2001 sets the rules for diesel quality. The ISO 4406 cleanliness code helps check how clean hydraulic fluids are, which is important for keeping equipment running well and lasting longer. Knowing where particles come from, like pollen, dust, and moisture, helps prevent problems like microbial growth, rust, and fuel breakdown. Tiny particles, especially those smaller than 10 micrometers, need a microscope to be seen. To keep fuel clean, follow a fuel quality management plan that includes regular water checks, cleaning up any water found, and using a filter that catches particles 10 micrometers or smaller to keep fuel particle levels low.

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