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<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Propane tanks: connected sensors<\/strong><\/h3><\/h2><\/div>Fuel it will exhibit at the Europe LPG Congress dedicated to liquid gas and its various applications.<\/p>\n
On booth A<\/strong> dedicated to the LPG Innovation Hub, Fuel it’s gas market teams will present our cloud-based LPG tank business intelligence and ARM (Asset Relationship Management) solution.<\/p>\nOur ATEX sensors make it possible to leave telemetry for a complete and integrated solution of supervision of gas customers’ consumption and billing.<\/p>\n
See you at the Feria de Barcelona on June 29th and 30th on stand A. The sales manager will also be present on June 28 for the “business meeting” in Barcelona at the Hotel Melina.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
From telemetry to ARM equipment supervision software (GIS):<\/strong><\/h3><\/h2><\/div>These systems are installed on existing Rochester-type gauges and generally operate using 2G\/3G. Quite reliable although not very accurate, they manage to measure a remaining quantity of LPG in %. The measurements vary between 15 and 85%. So when the gauge reads 15% it means that the LPG tank is empty. When the gauge reads 85% it means the tank is full.<\/p>\n
These sensors have a necessity in reality, they must be ATEX certified<\/strong> in order to avoid any explosion in case of a tank leak or gas release.<\/p>\nToday, it is estimated that in France, out of 760,000 tanks in operation (according to figures from the Butane Propane sector of France Gaz Liquides<\/a>, the federation of market players), less than 10% are currently equipped with this type of system.<\/p>\nThe main tanks equipped with this system are those used for industrial applications. Very few individuals heating with propane or agriculture have already monitored their tanks.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Propane tanks: connected sensors<\/strong><\/h3><\/h2><\/div>Fuel it will exhibit at the Europe LPG Congress dedicated to liquid gas and its various applications.<\/p>\n
On booth A<\/strong> dedicated to the LPG Innovation Hub, Fuel it’s gas market teams will present our cloud-based LPG tank business intelligence and ARM (Asset Relationship Management) solution.<\/p>\nOur ATEX sensors make it possible to leave telemetry for a complete and integrated solution of supervision of gas customers’ consumption and billing.<\/p>\n
See you at the Feria de Barcelona on June 29th and 30th on stand A. The sales manager will also be present on June 28 for the “business meeting” in Barcelona at the Hotel Melina.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
From telemetry to ARM equipment supervision software (GIS):<\/strong><\/h3><\/h2><\/div>These systems are installed on existing Rochester-type gauges and generally operate using 2G\/3G. Quite reliable although not very accurate, they manage to measure a remaining quantity of LPG in %. The measurements vary between 15 and 85%. So when the gauge reads 15% it means that the LPG tank is empty. When the gauge reads 85% it means the tank is full.<\/p>\n
These sensors have a necessity in reality, they must be ATEX certified<\/strong> in order to avoid any explosion in case of a tank leak or gas release.<\/p>\nToday, it is estimated that in France, out of 760,000 tanks in operation (according to figures from the Butane Propane sector of France Gaz Liquides<\/a>, the federation of market players), less than 10% are currently equipped with this type of system.<\/p>\nThe main tanks equipped with this system are those used for industrial applications. Very few individuals heating with propane or agriculture have already monitored their tanks.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Fuel it will exhibit at the Europe LPG Congress dedicated to liquid gas and its various applications.<\/p>\n
On booth A<\/strong> dedicated to the LPG Innovation Hub, Fuel it’s gas market teams will present our cloud-based LPG tank business intelligence and ARM (Asset Relationship Management) solution.<\/p>\n Our ATEX sensors make it possible to leave telemetry for a complete and integrated solution of supervision of gas customers’ consumption and billing.<\/p>\n See you at the Feria de Barcelona on June 29th and 30th on stand A. The sales manager will also be present on June 28 for the “business meeting” in Barcelona at the Hotel Melina.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div> These systems are installed on existing Rochester-type gauges and generally operate using 2G\/3G. Quite reliable although not very accurate, they manage to measure a remaining quantity of LPG in %. The measurements vary between 15 and 85%. So when the gauge reads 15% it means that the LPG tank is empty. When the gauge reads 85% it means the tank is full.<\/p>\n These sensors have a necessity in reality, they must be ATEX certified<\/strong> in order to avoid any explosion in case of a tank leak or gas release.<\/p>\n Today, it is estimated that in France, out of 760,000 tanks in operation (according to figures from the Butane Propane sector of France Gaz Liquides<\/a>, the federation of market players), less than 10% are currently equipped with this type of system.<\/p>\n The main tanks equipped with this system are those used for industrial applications. Very few individuals heating with propane or agriculture have already monitored their tanks.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>From telemetry to ARM equipment supervision software (GIS):<\/strong><\/h3><\/h2><\/div>
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