DFM is designed for fuel consumption measurement in fuel lines of vehicles and stationary machines, also for operating time monitoring in different working modes of engine. DFM fuel flow meter is used for consumption measurement of the following fluids: diesel fuel heating oil other liquid fuels and mineral oils with kinematic viscosity of 1.5 to […]
DUT-E S7 wireless sensor allows measuring current fuel volume and its changes in a fuel tank. DUT-E S7 is used as a part of vehicle telematics system (GPS vehicle tracking system) and provides reliable information on remaining fuel volume, fuel tank fill-up and draining volumes and helps fleets to set up clear fuel accounting and […]
Various fuel types (summer diesel, winter diesel and especially biodiesel) have different permittivity values. That explains the difference in fuel volume measurement when capacitive fuel sensors are used. To take those differences into account, DUT-E 2Bio differential fuel level sensor is made. DUT-E 2Bio has three measuring electrodes, what allows sensor to detect various fuel […]
DUT-E GSM is a 2-in-1 device – fuel level sensor and GPS tracker in one body. It allows fuel level measurement and GPS position tracking of trucks and other road or off-road vehicles. The sensor is also used for fuel monitoring of diesel generators and stationary cisterns/tanks. Fuel tank monitoring based on DUT-E GSM is […]
DUT-E fuel level sensor is used for accurate fuel level and volume measurement in tanks of vehicles and stationary units. DUT-E allows determining current fuel volume and change in volume (refueling or draining) of fuel in the tank. DUT-E is used in GPS tracking and vehicle telematics systems as additional fuel sensor or as a […]
Fuel Level Sensor for Marine DUT-E fuel level sensors are used for accurate fuel level and volume measurement in tanks of vehicles and stationary units. DUT-E allows to determine of current fuel volume and volume change (refueling or draining) of fuel in the tank. -E is used in GPS tracking and vehicle telematics systems as […]
