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    • Omnicomm TAREX

    Automatic tank-calibration service

    WHY IT’S IMPORTANT

    The standard workflow for installing a fuel level sensor includes two key operations:

    Sensor calibration after trimming it to match the tank depth
    This step ensures the sensor correctly identifies the “empty” and “full” points, effectively mapping the measurement scale from 0 to 4095 across its active length
    Fuel tank calibration
    This creates a conversion table correlating fuel level with fuel volume, which is later used by the monitoring system

    These two operations are time-consuming, require significant resources, involve handling fuel, and often demand bulky equipment and additional tools.

    A traditional installation requires:

    Investment in installation teams
    Trained personnel
    Installation time
    Customer costs
    (both direct and due to vehicle downtime)

    HOW IT WORKS NOW

    Measures the tank, drills a hole, and trims the sensor
    20 min
    Calibrates the sensor using a calibration tube
    10 min
    Installs the sensor
    10 min
    Performs the tank calibration
    30-120 min
    Connects the sensor to the GPS-tracker and seals the installation
    10-60 min
    THE INSTALLATION TAKES
    4 HOURS
    Most installations are performed on tanks of standard shapes.

    However, simple geometric calculations without reference to the actual fuel level sensor still produce significant errors.
    Omnicomm TAREX

    WHAT IF WE COULD SIMPLIFY THE INSTALLATION?

    Measures the tank, drills a hole, and trims the sensor
    20 min
    No calibration in a tube
    0 min
    Installs the sensor
    10 min
    No tank calibration
    0 min
    Connects the sensor to the GPS-tracker and seals the installation
    10-60 min
    TOTAL INSTALLATION TIME:
    FROM 30 MINUTES

    YOU WILL NO LONGER NEED TO BRING:

    • UNU-USB device for sensor configuration
    • Plastic calibration tube with plug (for Full-Empty calibration)
    • Calibration kit (pump, filter, flowmeter, nozzle) for automatic tank calibration
    • Reference gauge (10–20 L) for manual flowmeter calibration
    • Sufficient fuel to fill the tank to 100% for calibration
    • Laptop with Omnicomm Configurator installed

    PROCESS

    • Install the sensor (no sensor or tank calibration needed).
    • Wait for 1–2 refueling events.
    • If the sensor is NOT calibrated, at least one refueling must fill the tank completely.
    • Enter the FMS data into the service (raw sensor data and the actual refueled volume).
    • Generate the calibration table.
    • Upload the table to the FMS
    CALIBRATION.OMNICOMM-WORLD.COM

    – No registration required
    – Compatible with LLS 4 and LLS-AF 4 sensors
    – Available in two languages

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    Omnicomm TAREX