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The Eko Fuel Tank device is intended for gas oil storage. It comprises a two-place overground tank, a batcher system and a control system. Volumes available: 2500 l, 3500 l, 5000 l and 9000 liters.

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  • Durability (corrosion-resistant).
  • Easy to use which guarantees safe operation.
  • Protection against access of unauthorized individuals (locks in the superstructure).
  • Possibility of choosing the equipment of the batcher system and gas oil management system.
  • Possibility to move the device according to the needs.
  • Lower price of gas purchased in large quantities.
  • Possibility of choosing a reliable gas supplier (low prices and good quality).
  • Effective control over gas outcomings.
  • 10 year warranty for the tank.

Polyethylene tanks are 100% recyclable, raw materials can be reused. Standard equipment:

  1. Batcher System:
    • elastic 1" suction conduit with a reverse flow check valve and a sieve filter,
    • digital flow meter showing the amount (number) of pumped oil,
    • a 230V powered pump with an efficiency of 72l/min (56l/min and 90l/min are optional),
    • a pistol with an automatic valve closing the supply of fuel,
    • an elastic distribution conduit with a 1" diameters and 6m of length.
  2. Control System:
    • Leakage sensor located between the jackets and the signaling system.
    • Maximum level sensor which, after connecting the signaling system, switches of the pump or signals that the tank is full.
    • A system for signaling the amount of fuel in the OCIO tank (10cm scale, protection against dry cycles),
  3. Vent in the internal tank.
  4. Inspection cover in the internal tank with a diameter of 4 inches.
  5. A 2-inch inlet connected to a coupling located at the end of locks (a ball valve together with a eurolock, camlock or a dry lock).
  6. Inspection cover in the external 16"cover.
  7. Batcher enclosure equipped in a lock with keys.
  8. Earthing to the outside of the batcher enclosure.