MD Hospital
Keeping fuel storage systems up to date is essential for maintaining compliance, protecting critical infrastructure, and ensuring reliable emergency power.
ACS recently helped a Maryland hospital modernize its aging tank monitoring system to meet Maryland Department of the Environment safety requirements. The previous system had become outdated and inoperable, creating the need for a dependable, long-term solution.
The upgraded system includes:
- Interstitial discriminating leak detection
- Barometric compensated level transmitter
- Preferred Utilities Type 2 Fill Station with an overfill prevention solenoid that automatically closes when the tank reaches 95% capacity
- Preferred Utilities Fuel Sentry D4B level controller
By replacing obsolete equipment with modern monitoring and overfill protection technology, the hospital now has a reliable system designed to enhance safety, improve fuel management, and provide peace of mind that its backup fuel storage system will perform when it’s needed most.
Whether you’re replacing an aging monitoring system or designing a new installation, investing in modern tank monitoring technology helps ensure compliance, reliability, and long-term performance.