Why Can't I Hardwire the Wi-Fi Fuel Monitor into My Router?

The Tank Utility Wi-Fi monitor uses a Wi-Fi chip to access the internet. Since the chip is enclosed within the monitor, it allows the Tank Utility to be intrinsically safe, as well as waterproof.

  • Sep 4, 2024
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Why Can't I Hardwire the Wi-Fi Fuel Monitor into My Router?
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The Wi-Fi version of the Tank Utility device has been discontinued. This content may be outdated and is offered for reference purposes only. The current Tank Utility model features 4G/LTE connectivity only and uses the Mobile Link iOS and Android apps for monitoring. 
 

Tank Utility Wi-Fi Design (discontinued)

The Tank Utility Wi-Fi monitor uses a Wi-Fi chip to access the internet. Since the chip is enclosed within the monitor, it allows the Tank Utility to be intrinsically safe, as well as waterproof.

If you're concerned about your monitor accessing Wi-Fi, please read our WiFi connectivity tips: What Can I Do to Improve the Wi-Fi Signal and Resolve Connectivity Issues With My Tank Utility Fuel Monitor?

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