EasyFuel Plus is a cost-effective and durable system requiring minimal maintenance. Data is collected automatically, wirelessly and effortlessly.

Fueling Process

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		As the vehicle enters the station, vehicle and payment information is captured				If the system is satisfied that this is an approved transaction, the pump will reset and refueling will commence
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		Information such as odometer reading is securely communicated to the system				Once refueling is completed the nozzle should be returned to the pump. No need to sign any paper as proof of transaction, because all refueling details are automatically stored on the computer. However, transaction slips may be requested from the attendant

Packaged in a waterproof enclosure, the Vehicle Tag is mounted in the vehicle, with an antenna mounted around the fuel inlet to allow a remote antenna in the building to access information stored on the vehicle tag. When the fleet vehicle enters onto the gas station property, the vehicle tag is detected by the system. The driver selects a fuel nozzle and places it into the fuel tank. The EasyFuel Plus system checks if the vehicle tag is correct, comparing it to the negative or “hot” list. If the tag is valid, the fuel type selected is compared to the fuel type stored on the vehicle tag, account authorization is obtained, and other controls in place are checked, like time between last fueling, etc. If all is well, the site controller tells the POS to authorize the dispenser and fueling can begin. As long as the nozzle stays inside the fuel tank inlet, fueling can continue. The odometer reading is transmitted to the Site Controller, which gathers all the fueling transaction data after fueling is complete. If the tag is not valid, or the fuel type selected is wrong, or other controls in place are not met, the dispenser will not be authorized.

The Vehicle Tag is a microprocessor-based smart card. The information stored on the Vehicle Tag is required to approve any fuel transaction, and if the information is invalid, refueling is denied.

EasyFuel Plus identifies the vehicle and verifies that the right kind of gasoline is being put into the vehicle. Information stored on the vehicle tag can include:

• Registration and VIN number or other vehicle ID number 
• Fuel grade and permissible volume 
• Minimum distance allowed between refueling 
• Odometer or engine hour reading 
• Payment / billing information
  
• OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) data
  
• Multiple drivers identification
• Loyalty programs