Remaining Quantity Monitoring Remote Monitoring System Example

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last updated：Aug 08, 2011

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For efficient delivery to liquid tanks. Wireless installation between the master and slave units is easy.

To efficiently deliver to liquid tanks, it is first necessary to confirm the refueling timing. To achieve this, a level sensor should be installed in the liquid tank to signal when the liquid level reaches a set position. The NTT Telecon's Interior NCU, which has a proven track record in LPG centralized monitoring, is easy to install and can be combined with a level sensor (stainless leveler) that allows for easy setting of the reporting position. By collecting refueling information, the delivery plan can be optimized. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.

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**Main Features** - The subunit has a waterproof structure and can be installed on an external tank. - Wireless installation between the main unit and subunit makes setup easy. - The main unit can wirelessly connect with two subunits (for two tanks). - Bidirectional communication allows for monitoring the status of the subunits, providing peace of mind. - The level sensor has a 30-year track record with kerosene, lubricating oil, cooking oil, etc. **Other Features** - NTT Telecon's interior NCU - Proven track record in LPG centralized monitoring. - Easy to install. - Level sensors (Stainless Level) that make it easy to set the reporting position for remaining levels, collecting refueling information. - Streamlining of delivery planning can be achieved. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.