Abstract: Fluid supply, monitoring and control system from LPG supply vehicles to tank trucks, the vehicle has a LPG liquid level gauger, an output line over which it is located in a fluid way a solenoid valve which allows or cuts the LPG flow besides of a flowmeter which measures the amount that flows through the said output line, a fluid coupled hose to the said output line with a connector which allows to safely couple to a stationary tank; the system also includes the use of a mobile computer device, a central that has at least one desktop computer device connected to a WIFI data network of mobile phone data network with which it communicates with the mobile device.

Abstract: Fluid supply, monitoring and control system from LPG supply vehicles to tank trucks, the vehicle has a LPG liquid level gauger, an output line over which it is located in a fluid way a solenoid valve which allows or cuts the LPG flow besides of a flowmeter which measures the amount that flows through the said output line, a fluid coupled hose to the said output line with a connector which allows to safely couple to a stationary tank; the system also includes the use of a mobile computer device, a central that has at least one desktop computer device connected to a WIFI data network of mobile phone data network with which it communicates with the mobile device.

Abstract: Some embodiments are directed to a novel electronic device which detects the load level of gas in liquid state contained in tanks, through the magnetic field generated by the magnets used in floater mechanical systems which are incorporated into the containers, sending information by a remote interface, which communicates via the internet, or through a local network, to any computer or smart device. The versatility of the disclosed device, allows it to be adapted into any type of tank which uses the floating mechanical system with a magnet, being the ideal solution for monitoring gas consumption in places where access to the gas container is difficult or risky.

Abstract: Some embodiments are directed to a novel electronic device which detects the load level of gas in liquid state contained in tanks, through the magnetic field generated by the magnets used in floater mechanical systems which are incorporated into the containers, sending information by a remote interface, which communicates via the internet, or through a local network, to any computer or smart device. The versatility of the disclosed device, allows it to be adapted into any type of tank which uses the floating mechanical system with a magnet, being the ideal solution for monitoring gas consumption in places where access to the gas container is difficult or risky.