Highly precise Omnicomm Wireless LLS fuel level sensors are the most reliable solution for fuel consumption monitoring in the market. The accuracy level is 99.2%.
Omnicomm manufactures several kinds of highly accurate fuel level sensors. The sensors are based on the capacitive method of fuel level measurement. The length of a sensor can vary from 20 cm up to 6 meters. It can be adapted to the fuel tank's depth by cutting the excess length. The sensor's accuracy is 99.2%, which is sufficient for accurate measurement of fuel. The operating temperature ranges from -60 to +85%. The installation and calibration of the sensor is simple and takes about 1 hour.
Especially for Smart Supply Chain Technologies S2CT, Omnicomm is introducing the Omnicomm Sub GHz Wireless Interface for its family of Fuel Level Sensors. Omnicomm's Sub GHz Wireless Interface is designed to be fully compatible with the emerging Highly Metalized Environment Sub GHz Communications Standard (HME Sub GHz), ensuring that its Fuel Level Sensors integrate seamlessly into supply chain sensor networks anywhere in the world. The HME Sub GHz ensures that Omnicomm's Fuel Level Sensors will be compatible and interoperable with networks supply chain sensors in vehicles, cargo containers, terminals and freight yards, and even on vessels.
3 possible modes to integrate fuel monitoring
Virtually any fleet management system has a capacity to integrate Omnicomm's fuel monitoring, adding up the fuel level sensor, additional reports and data on refueling and draining. It requires no investments on your part and will take about a week. All the work concerning integration will be done by our specialists. This is the fastest and the most reliable way in terms of cost and results.
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This will require work of IT staff to upgrade your solutions. We are eager to assist you. But it can take you more than 6 months if organized this way.
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We have a complete solution ready for installation. Nothing is required to be done.
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It is possible to shift from one mode to another. For example, you can integrate fuel monitoring in your existing solution, and then create the necessary reports in your solution leaving only your new updated solution. In this case, only the fuel level sensor is used. Transfer in integration modes does not require any changes in the vehicles.
