Stop the generator going dark.
Remote fuel-level and runtime monitoring for stationary diesel gensets. Refill alerts before outage, theft alerts in real time, runtime data for billing and maintenance.
What you have today
Genset tanks get forgotten until they're empty and the power is out, or until someone notices the fuel bill doesn't match runtime. Remote sites are worse - by the time a service truck arrives, the outage has already cost more than the diagnostic.
What we add
A DUT-E sensor reads the tank to ±1%. A GSM head pushes data to your dashboard every minute. Refill-soon alerts at 25%, critical alerts at 10%, theft alerts within 60 seconds of an unauthorized drain. SMS, email, or webhook into your existing systems.
Every refill, every runtime hour, every drain event - on one timeline.
Once installed, fuel level and runtime stream to your dashboard at a configurable interval. Refill events, drain events, and projected empty time are surfaced automatically.
- Fuel-level curve - natural draw-down during runtime with a forward projected-empty indicator.
- Refill spikes - exact volume and timestamp, reconciled against fuel-vendor receipts.
- Drain events - sudden drop with no runtime triggers an alert with location, volume, and timestamp.
Pick the configuration that fits your site setup.
Most operators standardize on standalone GSM. Sites with an existing building management system integrate over RS-485 instead.

| Accuracy | ±1% |
| Connectivity | 4G LTE · 3G/2G fallback · satellite optional |
| Setup | Mount sensor · screw on GSM head · power on |
| Hardware cost | ~€312 per tank |
| Suitable for | Remote sites · multi-vendor estates · sites without IT |
| Best when | You are deploying across many sites quickly |

| Accuracy | ±1% |
| Connectivity | RS-485 · Modbus · no SIM management |
| Setup | Mount sensor · run cable to BMS · configure register map |
| Hardware cost | ~€189 per tank |
| Suitable for | Datacenters · hospitals · industrial sites with existing BMS |
| Best when | Site already aggregates data through a BMS |
Drops into your existing monitoring stack.
Wagencontrol hardware speaks RS-485, Modbus, and cellular protocols so data flows into your existing platform or BMS dashboard.
Operators running this setup in the field.
DUT-E sensors on stationary genset tanks alert operators before fuel runs out - preventing power loss in conflict zones.
Regional backup gensets were connected to one dashboard and refill scheduling moved from calendar-based to consumption-based.
DUT-E with GSM across remote towers sends SMS alerts within 60 seconds on any drain event outside runtime.
Describe your fleet. Get a working setup in 30 seconds.
Our advisor knows the entire product line - every variant, every protocol, every tank table from 600+ OEMs. Try the recommendation before you talk to an engineer.