3.0 iFUEL® Mobile Installation

3.1 What is needed for a iFUEL® Mobile Installation

• iFUEL® Mobile unit
• Smartphone with iFUEL® Mobile App
• App User Login
• Switches as per Configuration
• Emergency Stop
• Suitable Pulse meter and its kFactor

3.2 Estop Install Diagram

3.3 Override Install Diagram

3.4 iFUEL® MobilePump Switch Installation

3.5 Pulse Meter Installation

Warning: We Strongly recommend one meter to be used. Where iFUEL® Mobile is installed with a mechanical meter, iFUEL® Mobile will not be responsible for calibration or repeatability of secondary metering systems. iFUEL® Mobile supports pulse meters from Flomec. Some Mcnaught and Piusi meters can also be used. iFUEL® Mobile supports two type of meter input. Reed and Hall Effect. Pulse meters should be installed downline of the fuel pump at all times. Be sure to use good quality components, and ensure no leaks from the system as this will affect the systems reliability and performance. Key features such as ‘timeout' will not perform where leaks are causing fuel flow measurement from the meter.

3.5.1 Hall Effect Installation

Hall Effect requires 3 A wire installation. Most Hall Effect meters will work with the iFUEL® Mobile 5V power supply, however when the meter requires more power, a 12V supply may be needed. Consult the Meter’s documentation for more information. For more information on the meter wiring diagrams visit Wiring Diagrams

3.6.iFUEL® Mobile Mounting

The iFUEL® Mobile system should be mounted in the safest and cleanest environment possible. Although the unit is IP65 we recommend minimum contact with water wash, dirt and the elements. In a vehicle iFUEL® Mobile can be cabin mounted. Comms via Bluetooth mean the unit does not have to be in the immediate proximity to the operator.

We can also provide a remote indicator panel where needed.