SECURITY
7th March 1987, Page 30
7th March 1987
Page 30
Page 30, 7th March 1987
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Computer Memory, Non-volatile Memory, Pumps, Eeprom, Fuel Pump, Key, Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering, Business / Finance
FUEL LOCK • TriScan of Blackburn has launched Alphakey' to prevent unauthorised removal of fuel from its new Tri-Scan Maximiser fuel pumps.
Alphakey looks like a plastic key fob, but incorporates six contact studs and an LED. It contains an EEPROM memory chip which can be programmed to identify a driver, which vehicles he is entitled to drive, types and amounts of fuel he is authorised to draw from the pump and any periods of excluded use.
For full details contact Lesley Yates at Tri-Scan on (0254) 672321.
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