Meters Mind The Store
September 16, 2008 
View how the latest meters and gauges are allowing for more unstaffed operation.
Unattended Loadout, Junge Control
The Unattended Loadout system allows truck drivers to load their own trucks without tying up dealership employees. It loads trucks by preprogrammed formulas, imported tickets, or enter load at the loadout. The computer database can print a ticket if desired and a ticket can by sent to accounting.
Promag 50, Murray Equipment
This electromagnetic level indicator sounds an alarm if product quanities reach problem levels. Maunfactured by Endress+Hauser, the ProMag 50 level indicator features a user interface with push buttons for operation and a two-line display for quick readability.
Unstaffed Controls, Kahler Automation
The Unstaffed Control Panel allows operators to receive product at their locations 24 hours per day. Authorized users select product to be dispensed or orders may be pre-authorized at selected pick-up times.
TCS 682, Murray Equipment
The TCS 682 flowmeter is designed to accurately dispense from 0.02 to 0.40 gallons per minute. It is available in 316 stainless steel or cast iron and carries a 10-year limited warranty.
M200 Mag Flow Meter, Raven Industries
For release in January, the new M200 Mag Flow Meter has no moving parts and a no-maintenance design with nothing to wear out. Compatible with most ag chemicals, it has a 3- to 200-gallon operation range and is excellent for suspension fertilizer and calcium application, according to the company.
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