Fleetwatch lane hardware
Purpose-built service-lane equipment identifies vehicles and employees, controls authorized fuels and fluids, and transfers accurate transaction data into the Fleetwatch system.
Connected field equipment
Fleetwatch lane hardware connects dispensing equipment, vehicle data, employee authorization, and transaction control with the System Controller and software platform.
Primary lane controller
The RIH3000R interfaces with a System Controller to monitor and control multiple fluid hoses at a service location. Three operating modes adapt the same platform to different facility workflows.
One controller manages the lane's dispensers and fluid reels. Vehicle, employee, and mileage data can be captured electronically or entered at the keypad. Authorized fluid lines unlock together so all quantities are recorded against the vehicle.
Operators select an individual hose, complete the required identification steps, and unlock that hose. Multiple vehicles can be serviced from different hoses around the island at the same time.
Without requiring a System Controller, the unit captures vehicle and employee information and prompts staff to enter fuel and fluid quantities through the keypad before resetting for the next transaction.
Identification options
Fleetwatch supports several ways to identify vehicles, employees, and operational measurements.
Capture vehicle ID, mileage, engine hours, idle hours, observable data, minimum/maximum data, and diagnostic codes using compatible vehicle data loggers.
Speedometer-tap and GPS mileage modules can provide vehicle identification, mileage, engine hours, and idle hours.
Support onboard computer interfaces, RFID key fobs, and card readers using magnetic stripe, barcode, or Wiegand-wire technologies.
Supporting equipment
Receivers, detectors, remote stations, and standard dispensing equipment work together to automate service activity.
Receivers electronically collect vehicle ID, life-to-date mileage, and coded device data from compatible Fleetwatch recorders. The information can feed mileage reports directly or combine with fuel, fluid, and employee data for a complete time-stamped transaction record.
The ultrasonic SRF55 detects vehicle presence where optical detectors may not be suitable. After automatically learning the floor distance, it senses a vehicle entering and leaving its field of view, then triggers the system reset to close the transaction.
A remote keypad and display—with optional card-reader support—that extends control of an RIH3000R to locations where direct access to the primary Remote Island Head is inconvenient.
Fleetwatch interfaces with industry-standard solenoid valves and pulse meters. Systems can range from basic pump-room monitoring to individual control and recording of engine oil, coolant, ATF, DEF, and other maintenance-bay hose reels.
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