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Features To Management n Regulatory Awl C You can network multiple TLS -350 systems for computerized polling and management of inventory and regulatory compliance data. Interface a TLS -350 to a P.O.S. terminal or fleet fueling system for fast, automated inventory management. Or link the TLS -350 to a security or monitoring service for greater protection. fill iiiiiiiiiiiini 111111111111 11111 The new TLS -350 continuously monitors your tanks and, through its front - panel display or integral printer, delivers complete inventory data on: ► Fuel Volume ► Fuel Temperature ► Water Height ► Temperature -Compensated ► Wage Fuel Volume ► Delivery Amounts ► Last In -Tank Leak Test Results ► Fuel Height This information can also be transmitted to a P.O.S. terminal or central computer via the data communications interfaces. A 0 , • /' Every time fuel is delivered to your tanks, the TLS -350 automatical records the time, date and increase amount plus other information important to your operation. You can check delivery amounts to be sure Shift Inventory Information To help speed shift changes and provide reliable, consistent inventory management, a new Shift -Inventory feature allows the entry of shift sched- ules for up to three shifts per day, and it delivers reports that show begin- ning and ending inventory and net volume change by tank for each programmed shift. The TLS -350 gives you total regulatory compliance in one system by pro- viding any of the U.S. E.P.A. monthly monitoring alternatives: ► In -tank Leak Detection ► Interstitial Monitoring ► Vapor Monitoring ► Groundwater Monitoring You have the ability to monitor in the way that suits your needs—in the tank, in the interstitial space of double-wall tanks, in the sumps of double- wall piping, or in observation wells to detect hydrocarbon vapors or liquids. New, Enhanced In -Tank Leak Detection Enhanced probe technologies let the TLS -350 test tanks for leaks as small as 0.1 gallons per hour—well below the U.S. E.P.A. monthly monitoring requirements. In addition, this accuracy gives many tank owners the option of testing tanks only once per year—especially important for 24-hour operations. UST MONITORING SYSTEMS 5