Amendment 4: FuelForce 814 Advanced Fuel Controller Brochure

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FuelForce® 814 Advanced Fuel Controllers
Common Fleet Fuel Problems
Fleet managers face the same difficult challenges when it comes to accurately tracking fleet fuels and the associated costs:

Inaccurate Record Keeping
Accurate record keeping requires
your drivers’ focus and motivation
to log fuel usage properly. Even when
done consistently, manually tracking all
that detail is bound to lead to mistakes
and inaccuracies, such as recording
input errors and misreading or
transposing numbers, creating
unreliable results and reporting.

Fuel Misallocation
Keeping the right transaction linked to
the right vehicle or driver can be
difficult, as the process can be a victim
to humans taking the easiest solution
to fuel a vehicle. And manually tracking
fueling data still requires getting all of
that data into your accounting system,
allowing for misallocation errors and
again, unreliable results and reporting.

Fuel Theft
As refined fuels are easily resold or
stolen for personal use, fleets are more
and more a target for fuel theft. For the
average fueling operation, fuel theft
can account for as much as ten percent
of an operations fueling budget.
Uncontrolled it can be much higher,
and for most fleets, fuel costs are the
second-highest of all operating costs.

"FuelForce delivers a
quality product that we can
always count on and has
consistently been there in
order for us to deliver our
important business fueling
requirements."
— Todd Richardson
Director, Fleet
Management at
City & County of Denver

"We have had FuelForce in
place for the last two years.
It has been one of the best
decisions we have made at
our company. We now
have control over our fuel.
We can keep better track of
where our fuel is, we can
calculate our trucks’ MPG
better, and we have put a
stop to lost fuel.
— Cris Nichols
Controller at
James A. Fulton & Sons

Vehicle Performance
Fuel efficiency can vary by type of
equipment, as well as within a given
type of vehicle based on driving habits,
engine idling habits, traffic patterns, etc.
Analysis of fuel and mpg data can often