In this edition we are reviewing a number of product developments, in particular as these relate to web based requirements. Users will have seen already that the user interface for Merridale FuelWorks has been further refined, to provide a dashboard ‘overview’ for the fuel management administrator. This underlines one of the main benefits of a […]
FuelWorks is a web-based subscription service, enabling users to view fuelling transactions and the current stock status remotely from any standard Internet location. The information is available whenever it is required. Routine fuel usage reports can be distributed to key personnel without the need for any further intervention. Since it is a web based system, […]
New developments from fuel management specialist, MIS Fuel Monitoring include the introduction of Scheduled Reporting for its web-based solution, Merridale FuelWorks. This facility allows fleet managers to set up the automatic delivery of vehicle fuel usage reports by e-mail and without any further intervention. Currently FuelWorks supports multiple user profiles. Each of these can be […]
Merridale is moving across to the use of read -write proximity tags as its principle configuration for the operation of the fuel management system. Customers can use the new system in conjunction with existing datakeys already in service, or if required, a retro fit tag reader installation is available. Read–write capability Read -write capability offers […]
MIS Fuel Monitoring Ltd has recorded its highest turnover for the 2011/12 financial year. This achievement includes a healthy trade balance which has been recognised independently as being “Strong” with great prospects for the coming year. The company was founded in 1994 with the launch of the ‘Merridale’ fuel management solution for commercial fleet operators […]
The Merridale fuel management system has four basic components; the Auditor unit, the pump dispenser, the tank gauge and the computer software for analysis and production of management reports. These are all brought together by the electronics processing and communications package – either hard wired or wireless by using mobile phone GPRS technology. The essential […]
Whilst the specification for fuel management is usually very detailed, there is very little consideration given to fuel pump/dispensers. Very often it is just an afterthought without any thought about performance and reliability of the pumps, according to Stephen Hannan, sales director of MIS Fuel Monitoring, a leading depot fuelling supplier. “In fact the fuel pumps are essential to the overall fuel […]
MIS Fuel Monitoring, one of the market leading depot fuelling equipment suppliers will be putting the emphasis on long term operational reliability at the forthcoming Commercial Vehicle Show. “We are not springing any ‘new’ generation concepts or repackaged existing products. We are simply reaffirming our commitment to providing sustainable solutions for fuel storage, security and […]
Diesel dispensers have been introduced for use with pressurised fuelling lines. Ideally, conventional diesel suction pumps should be located no more than 50 meters of the tank supply. Pressurised lines allow greater flexibility in the layout and design of logistic support centres, especially where vehicle movements and space are constrained. All versions of Merridale pumps […]
The Merridale Super-speed pump is capable of deliveries up to 150 LPM. This pump has been developed to speed up fuelling of vehicles fitted with long range tanks for European operations. In the UK, fleet operators are now demanding the higher rate delivery speed to match their European competitors. For operators with mixed fleets of […]
