Use of Electronic Meter Registers has been steadily growing in use. Operators are tired of the maintenance problems and inefficiencies of mechanical registers. Electronic registers offer greater reliability, durability and more information than mechanical registers. Electronic registers have enhanced security and product flow control with the use of electronic solenoid valves.

Tickets can be stamped with date, time, identification number, operator number and other key information automatically. The tickets are clean, legible and professional-looking. Electronic registers inherently offer temperature volume compensation as a built in feature. With a known gravity and coefficient of expansion, any fluid volume can be corrected due the effects of temperature. Alternatively, you can select from a list of standard tables built into the electronic register.

There are many electronic registers to choose from in today's marketplace. We offer products from the major players shown below. All offer competitive systems starting with a basic replacement for mechanical registers through advanced systems for complete dispensing control. See below for further information.

 
Suppliers
 

Liquid Controls offer the LectroCount family of Electronic Registers. Starting with the LCR II for basic mechanical register replacement, the line includes the LC III for data capture and expanded ticket printing capabilities.

  
 
Shown is a LCR II on a 2” LC meter
for batching motor oils. The operator
sets the batch amount and repeats
the batch by pressing a switch.

Shown is a LCR II on a 2” fuel
truck meter. The operator controls
the delivery from here and prints
a ticket on the printer in the cab.

  
   
 

Mid:Com offers a line of mechanical register replacements starting with the Smartlink for basic mechanical functions. The 8000 is their top-of-the-line Electronic Register/Computer with data
capture capabilities. The 8000 can be combined with their ComLink RF system for tank identification
or Fleet Fueling Applications.

  
   
  Shown is an Mid:Com 8000 register
on a 2” fuel truck meter. The 8000
computer in the cab controls the
register and valve in the rear.		  

Veeder-Root offers the EMR3 electronic register in the familiar mechanical register housing used on thousands of flow meters world-wide. Its unique gas filled electronics module can be programmed for
a range of features to meet your expectations.

Shown is an EMR3 on a 2” fuel
truck meter. The solenoid valve
on the right offers complete flow
control via the EMR3.