FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Know your tank size?
Start here.
Compare the published standby tank capacities. Jorge will confirm system fit, fuel condition, operating duty, and installation requirements with you.
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S530
Standby tanks up to
530 gal
L-350
Standby tanks up to
3,000 gal
L-600
Standby tanks up to
15,000 gal
L-900
Standby tanks up to
20,000 gal
L-1200
Standby tanks up to
30,000 galPublished equipment specifications. Listed capacities refer to standby tanks. Final selection depends on fuel condition, tank layout, operating duty, and equipment configuration.
| System | Standby tank capacity | Flow rate | Controls & connectivity | Filtration arrangement | Power planning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S530 ↗ | Up to 530 gal | 4 GPM | Compact microfiltration; discuss controls | Super Duty filter | 12/24 V gear pump |
| L-350 ↗ | Up to 3,000 gal | 5.3 GPM | 7 inch touchscreen · Modbus/IP | Water separator with automatic drain; one depth filter | Confirm electrical supply and configuration |
| L-600 ↗ | Up to 15,000 gal | 9.26 GPM | 7 inch touchscreen · Modbus/IP | Water separation and two depth filters | Confirm electrical supply and configuration |
| L-900 ↗ | Up to 20,000 gal | 14.1 GPM | 7 inch touchscreen · Modbus/IP | Water separator with automatic drain; three depth filters | Confirm electrical supply and configuration |
| L-1200 ↗ | Up to 30,000 gal | 19.8 GPM | 7 inch touchscreen · Modbus/IP | Water separator with automatic drain; four depth filters | Confirm electrical supply and configuration |
Selection is a conversation
Tank size is
the starting point.
Your fuel condition, generator duty, tank connections, and electrical supply all help determine the right equipment.
Tell Jorge what you know. You don’t need a complete technical specification to get started.
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