Electronic Fuel Monitoring System
Fuel cost is the most expensive factor in operating a vessel, accounting for up to 70% of total ship operating costs. Our Electronic Fuel Monitoring System provides real-time data on fuel usage. This enables vessel operators to identify inefficiencies and develop a robust management plan to reduce fuel consumption. Additionally, it includes fuel pilferage prevention measures and reporting capabilities for tracking fuel usage and analyzing data over time. With our system, ship owners and charterers have the information they need to save costs.
On-board Dashboard
The on-board Dashboard presents a real-time visualization of your vessel’s performance metrics. Using the touchscreen embedded on the bridge, the crew on-board has an overview of vessel performance during actual operations. This allows them to closely monitor the vessel’s overall fuel consumption. Performance data captured enables the crew to respond promptly to benchmark deviations, thereby achieving optimized fuel efficiency.
BunkerXchange (Bunker Monitoring)
Bunkering monitoring is essential for detecting, recording, and tracking the bunker status. The BunkerXchange provides real-time visualization of the bunkering process. Consequently, the crew onboard has full visibility of bunker profiles, which improves productivity and procurement assessments. This system eliminates inaccuracies resulting from manual reporting and data collection.
Activity Manager
The Activity Manager is crucial for monitoring various vessel activities. It provides real-time data and insights, allowing the crew to manage operations efficiently. This tool helps in planning and executing tasks, ensuring that all activities are aligned with the vessel’s performance goals.
Geo-fencing
Geo-fencing is vital for monitoring the vessel’s location and movements. It provides real-time alerts when the vessel enters or exits predefined areas. This feature enhances security and operational control, ensuring that the vessel stays within safe and designated zones.
Tank Level Monitoring
Depending on the sensors available on-board, the Remaining On Board (ROB) can be consolidated using inlet and outlet flow measurements. When a tank level sensor is available, it provides accurate measurement of the remaining fuel on-board. This ensures precise monitoring and management of fuel levels.
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