Fuel theft prevention using Galileosky tracking devices in the UK

Solution

PnP chose the Galileosky 7x LTE and set up the necessary controlling parameters for fuel cube. This enabled PnP to program in locally automated procedures, report on them remotely and also control everything remotely.

Specialists set up a 1 wire RFID-reader monitoring. Now when an authorized user taps on to the RFID-reader, then the fuel lid opens, and the fuel pump turns on.

Such parameters as automatic control of lights, alarms, fuel tank lid lock and pump are configured. It’s valuable that all this functionality can be controlled remotely. Alarms are set for automatic fuel switching and display of the exact location.

To ensure safety, engineers have set up an alarm button that goes off when the fuel container door is open. If fuel theft is suspected, users can log in, sound the alarm and turn off the lights to scare off the burglar.

The threat of wire cutting is now eliminated because fuel monitoring is done wirelessly in continuous mode. This also ensures the continuous generation of reports. Motion alerts were set up to detect when there was movement near to the fuel cube.

For the convenience of customers, the sites produce weekly reports on the fuel used to generate invoices.

Result

PnP modified fuel cube within a modified container and set up the fuel security system. Due to Galileosky devices’ flexible programming capabilities, specialists automated the necessary processes and provided remote control.