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    The document discusses a fuel monitoring system that uses GPS tracking and sensors to reduce fuel theft from vehicles and heavy machinery. It monitors fuel levels, reports on fuel fill-ups and theft, tracks engine hours and fuel consumption, and alerts to needed maintenance. For long-distance trucks and buses that typically consume over 100 liters per day, the system can pay for itself in under 60 days by reducing routine fuel pilferage of around 8% of fuel consumed daily.

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    The document discusses a fuel monitoring system that uses GPS tracking and sensors to reduce fuel theft from vehicles and heavy machinery. It monitors fuel levels, reports on fuel fill-ups and theft, tracks engine hours and fuel consumption, and alerts to needed maintenance. For long-distance trucks and buses that typically consume over 100 liters per day, the system can pay for itself in under 60 days by reducing routine fuel pilferage of around 8% of fuel consumed daily.

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    The document discusses a fuel monitoring system that uses GPS tracking and sensors to reduce fuel theft from vehicles and heavy machinery. It monitors fuel levels, reports on fuel fill-ups and theft, tracks engine hours and fuel consumption, and alerts to needed maintenance. For long-distance trucks and buses that typically consume over 100 liters per day, the system can pay for itself in under 60 days by reducing routine fuel pilferage of around 8% of fuel consumed daily.

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    Fuel Monitoring System With Reports Graphs

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    The document discusses a fuel monitoring system that uses GPS tracking and sensors to reduce fuel theft from vehicles and heavy machinery. It monitors fuel levels, reports on fuel fill-ups and theft, tracks engine hours and fuel consumption, and alerts to needed maintenance. For long-distance trucks and buses that typically consume over 100 liters per day, the system can pay for itself in under 60 days by reducing routine fuel pilferage of around 8% of fuel consumed daily.

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    Fuel Monitoring System

    Major part of Fleet Operation Cost


    FUEL TRACKING
    CAN REDUCE
    FUEL THEFT
    Fuel Monitoring System with live
    tracking of vehicle through GPS
    Device is the Solution
    Capacitive Fuel Level Sensor
    Compatibility with Heavy Machines
    Fuel Theft and Fuel Fillings Report
    Fuel Graph
    Compatibility with Diesel Generator
    Engine Hours Report with Diesel
    Consumption
    Maintenance Module for Service Alerts
    .
    .
    .
    Fuel Calibration Van

    Maruti EECO Specially fabricated for Onsite Fuel Installation & Calibration
    Commercially Effective Solution
    ROI Calculation

    LONG DISTANCE TRUCK/ INTERCITY BUS


    Average Truck Runs: 350 Km/Per Day
    Average Fuel Consumption Rate: 3 Km / Liters
    Average Fuel Consumption Per Day: 117 Liters
    Routine Fuel Pilferage = Inaccurate Fuel Measurement
    8% of 117 Liters = 9.4 Liters
    Cost of Fuel Pilferage per Day = 738 (Rs 78.46 / Liters)
    Recovery of your total CAPEX < 60 Days
    Thank You

    www.Adititracking.com
    sales@adititracking.com
    1800-123-4066

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