Fuel sensor for
trucks and tanks
Measure levels, loads, unloads and variations with fuel sensors designed to support operational control in trucks and stationary tanks. Measurement helps know how much enters, how much is left and how fuel is consumed.
- Fuel level in tank.
- Abnormal variations and consumption.
- Support for tank and unit control.
- Loads and unloads.
- Information to compare against reports.
Knowing how much fuel you bought isn't enough
Buying fuel and logging tickets does not always reveal what happens inside the tank. To detect discrepancies, you need to measure how much enters, how much remains, and how the level changes during operation.
How much enters the tank?
The actual load may differ from the registered ticket.
How much is left?
The current level cannot be confirmed without measurement.
How does the level change?
Variations during operation go undetected.
Sensor for trucks
In trucks and fleets, the sensor monitors changes in fuel level per unit. This helps review loads, consumption per trip and data that can be integrated into operational reports.
Sensor for stationary tanks
In stationary tanks or loading yards, the sensor supports inventory control, entries, exits and available levels. Useful for companies that buy, store and dispatch fuel internally.
Continuous measurement
Physical levels in real time to complement fuel management.
Variation detection
Loads, unloads and possible extractions recorded with physical data.
Quality sensors
Detects fuel alterations through capacitance measurement (optional module).
Quality Sensors
The device is designed to measure the quality or detect any adulteration of the fuel being analyzed in real time. It is capable of detecting contaminations by water, alcohol blends, oils, fuels, and the use of biodiesel. Its operation employs capacitance measurement that detects changes when the substance changes or is altered
Quality sensor for vehicle or stationary tanks
Designed for moving or fixed tanks, detects fuel quality variations in real time and reports any adulteration or contamination.
- 01 Detects water, mixtures and biodiesel
- 02 Compatible with vehicles and stationary tanks
- 03 Real-time reporting to the dashboard
Quality sensor for stationary containers
Optimized for static containers. Continuously monitors stored fuel integrity and alerts on any alteration.
- 01 Continuous 24/7 monitoring
- 02 Instant alerts on adulteration
- 03 Quick install — no civil works needed
Quality sensor for level rod
Direct integration with existing level rods. Measures quality and level simultaneously, reducing installation costs.
- 01 Measures level and quality in a single probe
- 02 Compatible with standard rods
- 03 Cuts installation cost up to 40%
It's not just about recording how much you bought; it measures how much enters, how much remains and how it is consumed.
The card records spending. The software organizes information. The sensor helps measure the real behavior of the tank.
Sensor
Measures the physical level of the tank and records variations in real time.
Software
Compares sensor data against loads, reports and expected consumption.
Alert
When a relevant difference is detected, the system logs it for analysis.
Sensor vs. card vs. software
Each component solves a layer of the problem. Together they form the complete system.
Sensor
Measures levels and physical variations.
Card
Controls dispersion, limits and spending.
Software
Organizes reports, indicators and alerts.
FSC System
Connects components for complete control.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have questions about the fuel sensor? Check the following list with the most frequently asked questions.
If your question does not appear on this list, please contact us.
What does a fuel sensor measure?
It measures levels, loads, discharges and variations inside the tank. Its goal is to provide more accurate data about what happens with the fuel.
Does it work for diesel trucks?
Yes. It applies to diesel trucks to monitor levels, consumption and variations per unit.
Does it work on stationary tanks?
Yes. It supports inventory control, entries, exits and fuel traceability.
Does the sensor replace the software?
No. The sensor measures physical data; the software organizes, visualizes and converts that data into reports, alerts and indicators.
How do I know which sensor my operation needs?
It depends on the type of unit, tank, fuel, loading method and measurement objective. It is advisable to review the operation before defining the sensor.