Connect Underground Tanks Through the Automatic Tank Gauge
Operators can connect each station's automatic tank gauge through a site gateway and supervise underground inventory and ATG alarms centrally.
Underground storage tanks are already instrumented by the automatic tank gauge (ATG), but that data typically stays at the site. Operators need inventory and alarm information from every station without visiting the console.
What Is New
- Underground system onboarding — a site gateway is registered with its ATG connection settings, and the tanks reported by the ATG appear under the underground system
- Underground systems list — every site is listed with its connected tanks, status, location, and the time of the last gateway contact
- ATG alarms — open and cleared ATG alarms are shown for each system, and alarm and alert notifications can be enabled or disabled per system
- Near-real-time updates — authorized users can open a live connection to a site so that tank readings refresh in near-real-time
Why It Matters
Inventory and alarm data from Veeder-Root and compatible ATGs becomes available centrally, so operators can supervise every station from one place and respond to alarms without a site visit.
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