Inaccurate fuel level measurement

Traditional methods like manual dipsticks and tank gauges often provide inaccurate readings. It leads to unreliable fuel consumption data. This can result in inefficiencies and increased  operating costs.   

Frequent fuel theft and drain event

Diesel generators (DG sets) are often left unattended at remote locations, making them vulnerable to fuel theft. This leads to higher operational costs and unexpected downtimes.

Unmonitored fuel consumption

Fuel usage in DG sets can vary based on load. It is difficult to track fuel consumption accurately without real-time monitoring, resulting in inefficient fuel utilization.

Difficulty in predicting refuel requirements

Without accurate fuel monitoring, it's challenging to predict when refueling is needed. It leads to sudden shutdowns during critical operations due to fuel shortages.