FFS-1076 2026 Energy System Solutions Guide_vol 1_Interactive - Flipbook - Page 28
THE POWER OF OVERSITE ™
From remote regions to high-traffic urban sites, fuel marketers are leveraging OVERSITE™ to solve real operational challenges. The examples on the
following pages highlight how remote power monitoring, resetting, and sequencing capabilities help reduce downtime, cut maintenance costs, and keep
critical systems running smoothly.
RESET OFFLINE DISPENSERS IN
MINUTES INSTEAD OF HOURS
RECOVER FROM POWER OUTAGES,
NO TECHNICIAN REQUIRED
RESTART FUEL PUMPS WITHOUT A
MAINTENANCE TRIP CHARGE
Dispensers lose communication with the
controller after an internet outage causing
them to lock up and prevent fueling.
Customers cannot fuel their vehicles and drive
off to a competitor, impacting fuel sales and
convenience store purchases.
A power outage hits overnight or during
off-hours, and the site doesn't restart
properly when power returns.
Pumps, dispensers, and POS systems stay
down until morning, losing early commuter
traffic and breakfast/coffee sales.
A temporary grid fault or power surge takes the
submersible fuel pumps offline, shutting down
dispensers and grinding sales to a halt.
Customers cannot fill vehicles and revenue across
the forecourt and in the store sit idle until a
technician can arrive on site.
THE POWER OF OVERSITE™
THE POWER OF OVERSITE™
THE POWER OF OVERSITE™
OVERSITE™ remote power cycling resets
dispensers in minutes instead of hours waiting
for a maintenance technician to arrive.
OVERSITE™ pre-programmed power sequencing
automatically restarts equipment in the right
cadence to avoid errors and get the site
operational sooner.
OVERSITE™ monitors pump power status and
remotely cycles power to restart the system
without having to wait for a technician.
NO MAINTENANCE CALL.
MINIMAL DOWNTIME.
WHEN OUTAGES HIT,
BOUNCE BACK QUICKLY.
NO FUEL. NO SALES.
KEEP BUSINESS FLOWING.
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