GPS Fuel Level Sensor with Cellular Monitoring | DUT-E GSM

The Technoton DUT-E GSM measures fuel level and combines GPS positioning with LTE data transmission in one device. Use it to review fuel, refuelling and draining events for suitable vehicles, machinery, generators and tanks.

Ask Metromatics to check your tank, power supply, mobile coverage and reporting requirements before ordering →

TECHNOTON DUT-E GSM | GPS FUEL LEVEL SENSOR

Monitor fuel levels and asset location with one device

Need to know how much fuel remains in a vehicle or tank without installing a separate GPS tracking unit? The Technoton DUT-E GSM combines a capacitive fuel level sensor, GPS/GLONASS positioning and an LTE cellular modem in one device.

Use it to review fuel remaining, refuelling, unexpected draining and asset location. It can report to a compatible telematics platform or send supported reports directly by SMS or email, depending on how it is configured.

Ask Metromatics to check your tank and reporting needs →

WHERE THE DUT-E GSM FITS

Which fuel monitoring problem are you solving?

Fleet vehicles

Review tank level, refuelling and draining alongside the location of trucks, buses and other suitable vehicles.

Mobile machinery

Check fuel and location for suitable construction, agricultural or mining equipment without adding a separate tracker.

Generators and tanks

Receive fuel readings from a suitable stationary installation with external power and cellular coverage.

Why combine the fuel sensor and GPS tracker?

The challenge

A conventional connected fuel sensor normally needs a separate tracking or telematics unit to transmit readings and location data remotely.

How DUT-E GSM helps

Its built-in positioning receiver and cellular modem let one installed device measure tank level and send fuel and location reports. Tank calibration, power and cellular service are still required.

Check the complete system: The sensor does not include a guaranteed dashboard, SIM plan or mobile coverage. The way you view reports and receive alerts depends on the configuration and any monitoring platform selected.

From tank reading to useful fuel information

01 / Measure

Sensor in the tank

The capacitive probe measures fuel level. Calibration relates that level to estimated fuel volume for your particular tank.

02 / Connect

GPS and LTE

The built-in GPS/GLONASS receiver determines location. The LTE modem transmits reports using a suitable SIM and cellular network.

03 / Review

Reports and events

Review fuel, refuelling, draining and location through a compatible server, or use supported direct SMS or email reporting.

Important: DUT-E GSM requires an external 10–45 V DC supply. An unexpected fall in fuel level is a reason to investigate; it does not, by itself, prove theft.

Choose how you want to receive the data

Compatible telematics serverSend fuel and location data to a compatible platform for viewing, history and reports. Confirm protocol compatibility and platform costs.
Direct SMS or emailReceive supported reports without running your own telematics server. Confirm the required reporting and event settings.
Additional sensorsThe S6/CAN J1939 interface can incorporate compatible Technoton fuel sensors or flow meters. Ask us to check the proposed system design.

Tell Metromatics what you need to see before ordering. The best reporting arrangement depends on your assets, coverage, existing software and the events you want to monitor.

DUT-E GSM specifications at a glance

Measuring principleCapacitive fuel level measurement
Positioning and connectionBuilt-in GPS/GLONASS receiver and LTE cellular modem
Power supply10–45 V DC external supply
Manufacturer stated inaccuracyNo more than ±1% under Technoton’s specified conditions. Tank calibration and installation affect the volume readings you can obtain.
Probe configurationThe probe can be shortened or extended; Technoton states a maximum extended length of 10,000 mm. Calibration is required after cutting.
Server protocolWialon IPS v2.0; confirm compatibility with your chosen platform

Check the current Technoton product information when specifying the sensor. Ask us to confirm probe components, tank suitability and the complete reporting setup.

Tell us about your application

Tank and equipment

  • Tank depth, shape and number of tanks
  • Fuel type and typical refuelling pattern
  • Vehicle, machinery, generator or fixed tank
  • Available DC power and mounting location

Connection and reporting

  • Operating location and cellular coverage
  • Existing telematics platform, if any
  • Need for a dashboard or SMS/email reports
  • Fuel, refill, drain or location events to review

A tank drawing or a photograph of the proposed mounting position can help us check the probe and installation requirements.

Is DUT-E GSM right for your tank?

Send Metromatics your tank depth, equipment details and reporting requirements. We can help check the sensor, probe, power, cellular connection and compatible way to view the data before providing a quote.

Check the setup and request a quote →

Compare other fuel monitoring options

Already have a compatible tracking unit? Consider the standard wired DUT-E. If you need a battery-powered Bluetooth sensor with a nearby compatible receiver, see the DUT-E S7. For changing fuel blends, ask about the DUT-E 2Bio.

DUT-E-GSM Fuel Level Sensor.pdf