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Another Cruiser install !! Feel reliability is a must for these guys heading bush...

Proven Fuel Management LTD (PFMBlue) has introduced a Fuel Sample Collector to our product range, the use of this is to assist operators wanting to identify their fuel “health” and minimise potential damage establishing routine sampling of fuels in bulk storage.
As Diesel engines become more refined in their engineering, the risk of damage increases to the delicate components such as fuel injectors being “clogged” or damaged by impurities such as moisture and bacteria content causing them to fail.

For alarms, we have available 2 (two) additional options:
1/ The connectivity to a BMS (Building Management System) or similar to suit your installation.
2/ The use a cell modem that is connected to the control box, can be configured 2 following ways.

- Call to Action- Modem will dial designated number if any fault (Power, No flow, Leakage or water this is dependant on sensors fitted.) Any one of these will dial the designated phone number (Up to 5 numbers can be stored) and deliver pre coded message.

Customer Use Case: Motor Yacht "Hey Jude"
The "Hey Jude" is a 44-metre motor yacht built by Alloy Yachts in 2014. During its 10-year survey, it was discovered that the vessel had 23,000 litres of diesel fuel infected with microbial growth, commonly referred to as "fuel bug."
The contaminated fuel posed a significant risk to the yacht's engines and associated systems, requiring immediate attention to avoid damage and ensure reliable operation.
Initial Findings: Both the port and starboard aft tanks had high contamination levels.

Customer Use Case Data Centre:
Diesel and diesel tank maintenance is critical to protecting your assets. Water is diesel's greatest enemy. Water accelerates microbial growth and oxidation in diesel, damages the metal surfaces in tanks and associated pipework (rust), and dramatically reduces the service life of the motors, destroying injectors.

The reliability requirements for an Australian client’s specific custom modified 4x4 has a very high standard to meet, this standard the Queensland based Australian Engineering Professionals is delivering with it’s mechanical and advanced manufacturing services to a wide range of sectors.

Their experience in the modification of automotive and mechanical systems gives them the capability to take vehicle and equipment modifications from initial analysis to a final certified product, encompassing a wide range of the client’s individual requirements.

“Expedition Drenched” was started in 2019 by Nate Porter from a culmination of his previous experience in adventure dive operations leading to the choice of the custom built 75 Foot (23 Meter) steel ketch “Sylfia”.
With its ability to offer a base for the productions created and a sailing experience to remote place’s, a vessels systems reliability is essential.

Recent developments at PFM Blue Auckland office has seen 2 Mercedes ML270s fitted with GP06 units Both vehicles are identical and this fitment will allow
us to accurately do fuel consumption comparison.
The ML270 is fitted with Mercedes OM612 engine these engines are a straight-5 2,7L diesel engine produced by Daimler AG ,today Mercedes-Benz.
The engine was introduced in 1999 for the 2000 year model in a 170 PS (125 kW; 168 hp) version for the W210 E-Class, W211 E-Class, W163 ML-Class, W203 C-Class, and W209 CLK-Class .

On the recommendation of a fellow Landcruiser owner, a GP08B was installed on a 4.2litre "Troopy" for fuel quality on the outback long hauls towing a camper.
When not being used on long distance adventures the Troop Carrier was used in high altitude regions of NSW.

Kiapara Towboats Ltd based in Whangarie, New Zealand operating 24/7 has chosen PFMBlue technology for the role of fuel quality, improving their fleet’s reliability of operation even further.

Its services being required in high skilled marine operations with reliability to a wide range of clients.

We thank Mike for following the progress of our technology and taking us onboard.

Kiapara Towboats Ltd and some of its operations can be viewed on Facebook.