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More Kits Universal Mounting Kit Q13316-01 * • Mounts a dispenser pan or sump sensor easily • Use one kit per sensor Direct Burial Cable and Accessories Refer to Gilbarco Price List PL -8003 for Model Number Choices* • Eliminates need to dig up forecourt to lay conduit • A complete array of cables, materials and tools are available • Saves money and time for conversion of existing facilities • Shielded for RFI protection • Use with intrinsically safe wiring only Model numbers listed refer to products sold within the U.S.A. For model numbers and products sold outside the U.S.A., refer to Gilbarco Canadian PL -8004 or International Price List XPL-1501. Business Inventory Reconciliation (BIR) Business Inventory Reconciliation (BIR) works with Gilbarco's Transac® System 1000", TCR -G", TCR -G2'", Transact 11 and Transact 12 consoles to focus UST monitoring activities into business decision-making. BIR eliminates major error sources associated with fuel inventory reconciliation. It maps dispenser meters to USTs. It creates a very accurate tank calibration that considers tank distortion and tilt, and automatically reconciles metered sales against physical inventories even during fuel "drops" BIR Benefits for Site Owners • EMC with BIR adds more business and compliance value to automatic tank gauging • EMC with BIR reduces time, cost, and errors in inventory reconciliation • This fully integrated system automatically collects in -tank inventories, deliveries, and meter readings and reconciles the totals at the end of every shift, day and period EMC with BIR removes prime error sources, providing more accurate reconciliation and better identification of variances. Automatic Tank to Meter Mapping EMC with BIR can track fuel passing through each meter to the UST from which the fuel originated. This tank -to -meter map is essential for accurate inventory reporting. The system recognizes a drop in the tank when dispensing begins, because of continuous fuel level monitoring in the tank. The dispenser interface module alerts the system that a specific meter is running. If the metered volume data collected by the system indicates that 15.7 gallons were dispensed and the inventory in a specific tank falls by approximately 16 gallons, then the system maps the meter and tank together. This feature does not depend on a single event to establish the map. It collects data as more dispensing occurs and discards inconclusive events. Within a relatively short time, an accurate tank -to -meter map is established. This feature does not work in blending applications. 10