Hi Greg. Water can be coming into the system a few ways. If you receive ethanol gasoline, you might be experiencing phase separation where the ethanol cannot absorb any more water and the excess water drops to the bottom of the tank. Usually with an underground tank, it’s easier for rainwater/surface water to puddle around tank top openings and drain into the tank. With an above ground storage tank it seems less likely in might be due to rain water. Whenever possible make sure to remove all water from the bottom of your tank.
water vol t1, t3 & t4
Plus a hacked ATG :0
T1
No such thing as 0.00 water (T2) if it’s regular fuel. Ethanol could make it zero.
Or the tank could be tilted (away from the sensor).
The bigger concern is the hacker who is potentially damaging equipment or mis-programming critical items
The “Hacked by” is concerning to me!
Big time, eh? Make sure your ATG does not have direct connection to the Internet without some sort of protective interface.
Hacker stands out to me first.
Big time, eh? Make sure your ATG does not have direct connection to the Internet without some sort of protective interface.
The person hacking into it?
Absolutely! Be safe with your ATG
T-2 WATER TO HIGH
Thanks Jashu. Actually, what’s more important is the signature left behind by the tank monitor hacker!
T-1 WATER TO HIGH
I didn’t get this how its hacked could you explain it please
Hi Bipin. Your automatic tank gauges hooked up to the Internet and you don’t have sufficient firewall protection. It’s quite easy.
I understand the “Hacked by”, but I would like to know about the high water? What would cause this?
We get this at least 3 times a month in our gasoline tank (an above ground 12k, Sentinel 3000, and TLS-350).
Hi Greg. Water can be coming into the system a few ways. If you receive ethanol gasoline, you might be experiencing phase separation where the ethanol cannot absorb any more water and the excess water drops to the bottom of the tank. Usually with an underground tank, it’s easier for rainwater/surface water to puddle around tank top openings and drain into the tank. With an above ground storage tank it seems less likely in might be due to rain water. Whenever possible make sure to remove all water from the bottom of your tank.
Definitely getting hacked as well as there’s