One-Tank is a combination of hardware and software that allows you to use leased propane tanks as storage. If you own the steel and you’re leasing it out to your customer, you can use One-Tank’s remote monitors for accurate, remotely metered billing. This allows you to fill the tank on your own schedule without charging the customer, and creates hundreds of new gallons of storage for each tank you enable.
You’ll use a remote monitor, known as the SkyTracker, to get remote data from any ASME propane tank. The SkyTracker performs a patented, temperature compensated calculation to provide you accurate consumption billing data from the propane tank. This data is fed to our low earth orbit satellite network, then it is displayed in your One-Tank dashboard. The One-Tank dashboard works in any browser. You then can bill your customers monthly for their actual usage, rather than delivering hundreds of gallons all at once and requiring large payments.
It takes about 90 seconds to install a SkyTracker. Simply plug the wiring harness connector into the remote-ready dial on your tank, then set the base of the SkyTracker right on top of the tank. The magnetic baseplate of the SkyTracker matches the curvature of the tank and provides a solid adherence to the surface.
See our Coverage Map for the areas covered by our satellite network. There are three requirements in order to get a clear signal: the location must be within the coverage area, there must be at least a 15 degree clear view of the sky, and the unit must be mounted on top of any large metal objects that are within a few feet as metal can sometimes interfere.
SkyTracker R is rated for up to 800 transmissions. That translates to roughly 7 years of battery life under standard conditions for residential accounts. Batteries are easily replaceable and inexpensive.
Yes. SkyTracker is Class I, Div II certified under UL. For ATEX certification, this translates to ATEX Zone 2.
One-Tank will replace any unit that is determined to be defective within the Three Year (3) Limited Warranty period, based on date of purchase. A defective unit is one which a dealer has notified One-Tank verbally or in writing is not working and it has been determined that the problem is not a bad battery or a damaged cable/sensor.
