Steve Kornet, Lincoln Industrial's Oil and Lube expert

Ask the Expert: Is there an accurate way to view my fluid tank levels and be notified when my tanks are low?

June 4, 2013
Consider tank monitoring systems for constant availability of fluid tank levels.

Q: Is there an accurate way to view my fluid tank levels and be notified when my tanks are low?

A: Running out of a fluid in a busy shop can bring things to a standstill. With Lincoln ‘s Wired Tank Monitor System, designated personnel have constant availability to fluid tank levels on their computer. Tank level readings are in real-time with updates every 15 seconds. Email notifications are sent when tank levels are low. Suitable for a variety of fluids, Lincoln’s system allows up to 10 control boxes for monitoring a total of 100 tanks.

About the Author

Steve Kornet | Western Regional Manager, Lincoln Vehicle Service Equipment

Steve Kornet serves as the western regional manager for Lincoln, an SKF Group Brand. The company offers to professional vehicle service operations a full array of pumps, hose reels, meters, fluid management and used fluid disposal systems. For more than 100 years, Lincoln has been a preferred brand for car dealerships, fleet operations, independent mechanics and advanced do-it-yourself car enthusiasts. www.LincolnVSE.com.

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