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RPM Monitoring

Revolutionize fleet performance and empower data-driven excellence with RPM monitoring

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Highlights of RPM Monitoring

Customizable RPM Threshold

Empower fleet managers with the flexibility to set specific RPM limits or ranges based on individual preferences, vehicle types, or driving conditions.

This feature allows for fine-tuning the RPM monitoring system to align with unique operational requirements.

Fleet managers can define upper and lower RPM limits for each vehicle, ensuring that drivers do not over-rev the engine excessively.

Moreover, different vehicles in the fleet can have tailored RPM thresholds to account for variations in engine specifications and performance characteristics.

Realtime RPM Monitoring

A powerful feature that provides instant insights into a vehicle’s engine performance.

Fleet managers and operators can instantly access RPM readings on a user-friendly dashboard.

It allows them to track and analyze RPM fluctuations as they occur during various driving conditions.

Real-time alerts and notifications can be set to promptly notify managers if RPM exceeds predefined thresholds, enabling quick action to address potential issues and ensure vehicle safety.

Instant Alerts

Alerts notify fleet managers about potential issues or events related to engine RPM.

High or Low RPM Alert: This alert is triggered when the engine RPM exceeds or falls below a predefined threshold.
RPM Fluctuation Alert: This alert is triggered when the RPM shows significant fluctuations during normal driving conditions.
Idling RPM Alert: This alert notifies fleet managers when a vehicle is idling at high RPM for an extended period.
Geofencing with RPM Alerts: Alerts are triggered when a vehicle enters or exits a designated area while exceeding RPM limits.

Track fuel level in multiple tanks

Our fuel management software is designed to help businesses monitor and track fuel levels in multiple tanks within a single vehicle. It allows users to easily track the amount of fuel in each tank. Users can also set low fuel alerts, and generate reports on fuel usage and consumption.

Not only that our fuel monitoring system can track fuel levels from multiple fuel sensors in a single vehicle. The software also enables users to view fuel levels remotely, making it easy to monitor fuel levels from anywhere, at any time.

Countries

50,000

Happy Customers

1200

Supported Trackers

Our fuel monitoring software successfully supports

Sensor Brands

Sensor Models

50,000

Sensors Connected

Connected Devices

Expand your knowledge on RPM Monitoring

RPM Status Report
Fleet managers can view the RPM readings of each vehicle in the fleet and determine whether any vehicle is currently operating at RPM levels that warrant attention.

RPM Summary Report
This report provides a concise overview of RPM data for a selected time period. It includes key RPM metrics such as average RPM, maximum RPM, and minimum RPM for each vehicle in the fleet.

Engine Performance Analysis
RPM monitoring allows fleet managers to analyze the engine’s performance over time. By observing RPM patterns during different driving conditions, they can identify potential issues.

See how thousands of fleet managers are using RPM monitoring to promote efficient fleet operations.

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Use Cases

Check out how our platform is helping companies in this field increase profits and productivity!

RPM Monitoring in the Mining Industry: Optimizing Heavy Machinery Performance

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RPM Monitoring for Efficient Trucking Fleet Management

FAQ

Questions to ask before you invest

How many ways can you monitor fuel on your platform? (Eg: Manual, sensors, obd/can)

Our platform offers Sensor based monitoring, manual monitoring as well as monitoring through OBD/ CAN. Through each of these methods, you can measure, track, and analyze fuel usage, storage, and measurement.

Which fuel impurities can your system detect?

The fuel management system uses advanced sensors and measurement techniques to detect a variety of fuel impurities. These may include water, dust, debris, and other contaminants that can negatively impact the performance of vehicles and equipment. The software can also monitor for changes in fuel quality, such as changes in viscosity, density, and chemical composition, and alert users to potential problems. Additionally, the software can also detect and alert for any signs of theft and fuel pilferage, which can help to prevent losses and maintain the security of the fuel supply.

What kind of reports do you provide for fuel management?

Our fuel management software provides you with a holistic fuel dashboard, fuel fill-drain report, fuel economy report, fuel consumption report, fuel trip summary, fuel expense summary, fuel abnormal consumption report, and work hour v/s fuel mileage report.

Can the fuel of multiple tanks be monitored for the same vehicle?

Tracking fuel in multiple tanks in a vehicle can be done by installing sensors and monitoring equipment on each individual tank. These sensors can provide real-time data on fuel levels, temperature, and other important metrics. This data is then transmitted to a control unit that can be connected to a GPS or telematics device, which can be used to track the location and fuel usage of the vehicle.

Can fuel tracking be done without Fuel Sensors?

Yes, fuel monitoring can be done without fuel sensors which will provide you with approximate reports. On the other hand, fuel sensors can accurately and immediately measure the amount of fuel in the tank and provide information about fuel consumption and efficiency. Fleet managers looking to closely monitor and optimize fuel consumption should consider these options.

Can the software map multiple sensors added to one fuel tank?

Our system is flexible to mapping multiple sensors in one fuel tank providing you accurate data of fuel consumption. The software can combine data from multiple sensors to provide an accurate, real-time picture of fuel levels and consumption.

Is your fuel management module useful for stationary assets such as generators, etc?

Yes, our fuel management software can be useful for monitoring stationary assets like generators, backup power systems, and other fuel-consuming equipment. The system can keep track of these assets’ fuel consumption, usage patterns, and fuel levels, which is helpful for maintenance and optimization.

What kind of fuel alerts do you offer?

We have alerts for fuel refill, fuel theft, pilferage, and fuel sensor tampering. Besides these, we also have alerts for reckless driving like harsh braking, acceleration, overtaking, and idling which can help you identify poor drivers. (who might be costing you and your business)

Is there a possibility to calculate fuel wastage on the platform?

Yes, our platform provides you with several kinds of reports through which you can easily calculate fuel wastage. We provide features and tools to monitor fuel efficiency and consumption, such as real-time fuel level monitoring, route optimization, and fuel usage reports. These tools can assist in identifying fuel waste and inefficiencies, as well as offer suggestions for lowering fuel consumption and increasing fleet efficiency.

What fuel sensors is your system compatible with?

Our software is compatible with all kinds of fuel sensors of any model and brand. We are successfully supporting 10+ brands, 30+ fuel sensor models and we have currently more than 50,000+ active fuel sensors worldwide.

Can we have custom reports for Fuel?

Yes, you can have customized reports according to your requirements. Reports can be customized to meet a fleet’s specific requirements and offer in-depth data on fuel consumption patterns, trends, and costs.

Do we receive real-time fuel theft or refill alerts?

Yes, you will receive real-time fuel fill drain alert notifications with our fuel management system. These alerts have the potential to improve overall fuel efficiency and cost control while also assisting fleet managers in quickly identifying and dealing with potential fuel theft or waste.