Fuel Flow Meter - 10-90 LPM Flow Rate, DyMac - AF-FM-1

Q 1. What is the difference between mobile and stationary fuel tanks?
A. Mobile tanks (e.g., FHC-1000L, FHC-2000L) can be easily moved around the farm, while stationary tanks (e.g., FHC-7800L, FHC-9750L) remain fixed in one location and are ideal for bulk storage.

Q 2. Which tank is suitable for small farms?
A. Tanks like the ACC-450L or PMD-TM-210L are compact and great for smaller operations needing moderate fuel storage.

Q 3. What does LPM mean in the pump descriptions?
A. LPM stands for "litres per minute" - it shows how fast the fuel is pumped. For example, a 40LPM pump can fill 40 litres in one minute.

Q 4. What power supply do the pumps need?
A. It depends on the model. Some pumps run on 12V (for vehicles), while others need 110V or 230V mains power (check models like K-D12V-1 or K-D230V-2).

Q 5. What tank size should I choose?
A. Pick a tank based on your monthly fuel usage. For regular farm use, 1000L-4000L (e.g., FHC-4000L) is common. Larger farms may prefer 7800L+ tanks.

Q 6. Are these tanks legal and compliant?
A. Yes, our tanks meet UK regulations for safe fuel and AdBlue storage. Bunded options offer extra protection against spills.

Q 7. Are these tanks ready to use when delivered?
A. Many tanks (especially pump kits like PMD-400L) are plug-and-play. Mobile tanks often come pre-fitted. Always check the product specs.

Q 8. How do I maintain my tank and pump?
A. Inspect regularly for leaks, clean filters, and keep the tank lid closed. Use only clean fuel to avoid clogging the pump.

Q 9. What if I need to move fuel around the farm?
A. Use mobile tanks like FHC-1100L or diesel pump kits with hose reels (HR10-1) for easy fueling in different locations.