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A model of a fuelling station with a truck at the pump

Fuel only where it belongs

One station. Every litre accounted for.

The reader meets the tag.

The pump unlocks. Litres run on the tablet.

Site controller, in every station.

Up to the cloud.

Live in Tsense, on the manager's desk.

Every part, made by us

The LoopTag reader fitted on a fuel nozzle
  1. Nozzle reader

    On the spout. Reads the tag, unlocks the pump. ZVA and OPW.

  2. Inlet ring

    Around the filler neck. No battery, nothing to copy.

  3. Car unit

    The same tag, strapped by the cap.

  4. Android app

    The attendant's tablet at the pump.

  5. Tsense

    Every litre, every vehicle, on the web.

Nothing to carry.Nothing to copy.

The LoopTag car unit, a sealed puck on its strap The LoopTag inlet ring

Sealed, powered by the reader's field, encrypted. Remove it and it destroys its data.

Certified for the forecourt

Tested by ITL Global Israel to SI 60079 for explosive atmospheres, EN 60950 for safety, EN 301 489 for EMC, EN 300 328 and EN 300 330 for radio, IP54 and IEC 60068 for the environment.

Fuel control, from the vehicle to the tanker

A six-compartment fuel tanker

Universal fuelling device

A dalkan with its own unique ID. The installer binds it to the vehicle for good.

Smart tanker

Locks, overfill prevention and automatic tank gauging, working with the fuelling.

We build the whole chain.

Reader, tag, Tsense.

The LoopTag reader fitted on a fuel nozzle

Questions

Which fuel control systems does Natav make?

LoopTag secured refuelling, universal fuelling devices, the smart tanker system, the site controller and the Tsense platform.

What is a universal fuelling device?

A device in the vehicle, also called a dalkan, with its own unique ID. The installer binds it to one vehicle, and that binding is permanent.

What is a smart tanker?

A fuel tanker whose locks, overfill prevention and automatic tank gauging work together with the fuelling, under one controller.

What is LoopTag?

A secured refuelling system. An RFID tag sits in the vehicle's tank inlet and a reader sits on the pump nozzle, so fuel flows only into the approved vehicle.

How does the pump know which vehicle it is filling?

The nozzle reader reads the tag in the inlet ring or car unit. When the tag is approved, the pump unlocks.

Does the tag need a battery?

No. It is sealed and powered by the reader's field.

What happens if someone removes the tag?

It destroys its data. The tag is encrypted and cannot be copied.

Which nozzles does the reader fit?

ZVA and OPW nozzles.

How does the attendant follow a refuelling?

On the Android app, on the attendant's tablet at the pump. Litres run live on the screen.

What is Tsense?

Natav's web platform for the station and the fleet. It shows every litre and every vehicle.

Is LoopTag certified for fuelling stations?

Yes. It was tested by ITL Global Israel to SI 60079 for explosive atmospheres, EN 60950 for safety, EN 301 489 for EMC, EN 300 328 and EN 300 330 for radio, and IP54 and IEC 60068 for the environment.

How many pumps, how many vehicles?