You Control Who Fuels, How Much, and When
Set fueling windows and volume limits per driver or vehicle. No valid credentials, no fuel.
link2pump’s mobile controller mounts directly to your fuel truck or drop tank and works exactly like a fixed station: drivers authenticate, the pump activates, and every gallon is recorded and sent to your cloud dashboard in real time.
Built for fuel delivery trucks, jobsite drop tanks, quarry and pit operations, and agricultural fuel trucks. Every transaction recorded in the field shows up in the same dashboard as your fixed station data. One login, one report, whether the fuel moved or not.
Book a demo to watch our remote fuel tank monitoring unit in action, or request a free quote and find out what it costs to close the field fueling gap for your operation today.
The same precision as your fixed station — now on every fuel truck and drop tank, covered by a lifetime hardware warranty.
Can link2pump’s mobile controller work without internet or cell service?
Yes. Our mobile controller stores transaction data locally when there’s no connectivity and syncs automatically once a connection is restored. No records are lost, even at remote sites with intermittent coverage. The pump operates normally throughout.
What vehicles can link2pump’s remote fuel tank monitoring unit be installed on?
Our mobile controller mounts to any fuel truck or drop tank running on 12/24V power. No permanent fixed infrastructure required. It’s built for the vibration, weather exposure, and constant movement that fixed-station equipment was never designed to handle.
How does link2pump’s mobile controller compare to a fixed station for tracking accuracy?
link2pump’s mobile controller captures the same data as our pedestal: driver ID, vehicle, odometer or engine hours, gallons dispensed, date, and time. Every transaction feeds the same cloud dashboard. The only difference is that the unit moves with the fuel instead of staying at the yard.
Tell us how your fleet fuels in the field, and we’ll recommend the right remote fuel tank monitoring unit configuration.
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