Anti Siphon Fuel Theft Protection
for Industrial Facility and Factory Generators
Generators used in industrial facilities and factories are often located in an outdoor generator room or in corridors around the facility. These areas carry a risk of abuse and fuel theft due to shift changes, day and night shift movements, and low supervision.
FuelGuard secures the fuel side of the energy that powers production by protecting the fill neck, ventilation and bottom drain areas with security solutions in stationary tanks connected to industrial type generators, and enables transparent tracking of energy costs.
Anti Siphon Fuel Theft Protection Solutions for Industrial Facility and Factory Generators
Intense human traffic during shift changes and night shifts, combined with uncontrolled access and unauthorized intervention, increases the risk of fuel abuse. When generator fuel security is not provided, the fuel losses experienced do not only cause direct financial damage; they also lead to critical operational consequences such as the complete halt of production during an unexpected power outage. For this reason, protection against fuel theft in industrial facilities is a fundamental part of operational risk management.
Durable generator fuel protection systems that comply with industrial standards ensure that fuel is kept ready only for emergency and planned use by preventing unauthorized access to stationary tanks. Thus, while businesses guarantee energy continuity, they also protect production efficiency without interruption with anti siphon security.
Table Of Contents
- Anti Siphon Fuel Theft Protection Solutions for Industrial Facility and Factory Sector Generators
- How Anti Siphon Fuel Theft Protection Contributes to Your Business in Industrial Facility and Factory Sector Generators
- Frequently Asked Questions About Anti Siphon Fuel Theft Protection in Industrial Facility and Factory Sector Generators
How Fuel Guard Generator Diesel Tank Security Contributes to
Your Business for Industrial Facility and Factory Generators
- It is a disaster if the generator fuel has been stolen during a power outage. By preventing fuel theft, Fuel Guard guarantees that the generator is 100 percent ready to activate during emergencies and prevents millions of liras in production losses.
- Although factory areas are controlled, the risk of internal abuse is high. Fuel Guard physically prevents personnel sourced fuel transfer or theft from the tanks of generators parked in garages or maintenance areas.
- The tanks of industrial type generators are very large. Fuel Guard strictly prevents the theft of large amounts of fuel at once by using anti siphon technology, avoiding major financial damage and operational risk.
- Fuel Guard eliminates inconsistencies caused by theft. In this way, the business can more accurately track generator fuel consumption for test runs and outage periods and provides transparent analysis of costs.
- Fuel spills and leaks during fuel theft attempts create fire and safety risks in industrial facilities. By preventing theft attempts with Fuel Guard, these additional hazards are also reduced.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Fuel Guard Generator Diesel Tank Security for Industrial Facility and Factory Generators
How Does the Risk of Fuel Theft Occur Even When There Are High Security Measures Inside the Factory
Despite high security measures, the risk of fuel theft in factory areas generally stems from internal abuse. Personnel with keys to the tank cap or access can unauthorizedly transfer the generator fuel to other vehicles. Fuel Guard strictly prevents this internal abuse by placing a physical barrier at the tank neck.
Which Major Damages Prevented for a Factory Amortize the Cost of the Fuel Guard Investment
The Fuel Guard investment amortizes quickly by preventing not only high volume fuel loss but primarily the production line downtime costs (lost production and labor expenses) and equipment damage risks resulting from the generator failing to activate during a power outage.
Does Fuel Guard Slow Down the High Speed Refueling Processes of Industrial Generators
No. Generators in industrial facilities are fed by high flow pumps. High quality Fuel Guard systems are optimized to comply with this high flow rate. While security is ensured, no operational disruption occurs during the fuel filling period.
