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Toptech’s New and Improved UAP

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For over thirty years, Toptech Systems has been trusted by industry giants like Shell, ExxonMobil, and ConocoPhillips when it comes to providing software, hardware, and professional services for automating bulk terminal and bulk plant operations. Its state-of-the-art solutions are implemented in over 800 facilities around the world, saving considerable time, money, and hassle for a multitude of clients.

As part of its tireless commitment to innovation, Toptech’s already-acclaimed Unified Automation Platform (UAP) now features a new Automatic Tank Gauge (ATG) interface. Specially designed for systems that support the Veeder Root protocol, ATG can visualize inventory levels from anywhere in the world through a web browser.

Not only does this allow for remote supervisory management, but this new function is capable of automating the gauge entry process associated with end-of-day closing and balancing, leading to significant time and cost savings.

With the new ATG interface, the popular UAP is even more versatile. By combining the power of the Internet with MultiLoad II, a multi-solution batch controller that handles loading, dispensing, and tracking, it creates a seamless and accessible management process for terminal facilities. Unlike other solutions, the enhanced UAP even allows operators to oversee and administer their facility at any time or place through any mobile device with Internet access.

This is yet another example of why Toptech is the leader in solutions and support  for Water Meters and other metering systems. For more information on this and other Flow Meter Products, contact the Avanti Company at 800-284-5231 or email info@avanticompany.com.

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