Franklin Fueling Systems, Inc.

Adam Main

Randall Boucher

Vitaliy Demin

Todd Breuer

Martin Turnidge

George Risch

John J Gillis

Timothy Dyson

John Francis Larkin

Jim Novak

A low level water sensor and method of use in, e.g., mitigating acidic corrosion in a fuel storage tank is disclosed.

Low level water sensor and method of use

A fuel station controller to dispense fuel and drinks, a fuel station including the fuel station controller, and a product management subsystem including sensors communicatively coupled with the fuel station controller. The controller includes a housing comprising product modules having connectors adapted to connect conductors from an ingestible product dispenser, wherein the controller is communicatively coupled with the product modules and comprises processing instructions operable to receive a value indicative of a quantity of an ingestible product in a box to be dispensed by the ingestible product dispenser and to generate an empty box alert if the value is below an empty box setpoint.

Fuel station operations controller and method to control fuel station operation

A fuel dispensing nozzle of a fuel dispensing system comprising a lockout mechanism that prevents the delivery of fuel when the fuel nozzle is not inserted into a fuel reservoir. The fuel dispensing nozzle includes a lookout plunger selectively restrained from movement by a rocker arm. The rocker arm maintains a freely moveable condition or a constrained turn movement condition based on the status of the fuel nozzle.

Fuel nozzle

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McFarland, WI, United States of America

Adam Main