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Alarm to detect fuel theft.

aware · 2011-10-06 10:04:47

I have 10 different fuel tanks at various outdoor locations containing kerosene, green diesel and road diesel. Some are plastic. Some are steel. Smallest is 1,000 litre. Largest is 27,000 litre. I'm looking for ways to prevent theft. My research so far has found Oil Defenders (out of stock) and Oil Guard What are your…

06-10-2011 11:04am

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aware

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I have 10 different fuel tanks at various outdoor locations containing kerosene, green diesel and road diesel. Some are plastic. Some are steel. Smallest is 1,000 litre. Largest is 27,000 litre.

I'm looking for ways to prevent theft.

My research so far has found Oil Defenders (out of stock) and Oil Guard

What are your opinions, experiences of either and what other options are available?

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#2 06-10-2011 4:20pm

Jnealon

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I have used the oil guard before and found them quite good but for a large yard I would use some external detection like watch-outs or similar

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#3 13-11-2011 10:37pm

pms7

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I think only safe option is tanks in a secure shed.

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#4 13-11-2011 10:40pm

KoolKid

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pms7 wrote: »

I think only safe option is tanks in a secure shed.

Which is easier? Move your tank or build a shed around it?;)
+1 for Oil Guard.

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