Overfill Prevention System SOP300
For reliable and secure tank overfill prevention
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Overfill Prevention System SOP300 Cabinet
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Application Example Overfill Prevention System SOP300
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Application Example Tank Gauging and Overfill Prevention System SOP300
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Overfill Prevention Management Process
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Overfill Prevention System Portfolio
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Overfill Prevention System SOP300 Error Screen
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Overfill Prevention System SOP300 Tank Detail Screen
The Overfill Prevention System complies with API2350 and WHG. It works as automatic or manual system and can detect signals for overflow, pump protection and leakage in the base of the tank and issue alarms. If a defined level is overshot/undershot, or if a leak is detected, the system automatically activates signaling elements and outputs relevant messages on a display. The system is designed for up to 128 tanks and has an automated proof-test sequence. A report can be created and exported.
Benefits
High level of confidence and reliability thanks to a fully independent solution in accordance with API2350.
A safe investment, as the solution is modular, scalable and extensible.
Integrated, automated proof testing shortens the time for commissioning and maintenance.
Detailed warnings and alarms help users to make quick decisions and take immediate action.
Seamless integration into monitoring systems for remote monitoring via standard interfaces such as Modbus TCP.
Reduced engineering and commissioning time and lower maintenance costs.
Field of application
The Overfill Prevention System has been designed as a safety function for the monitoring of critical levels (HH, H, L, LL) in tanks. It is also possible to monitor leaks in tanks and tank pipes in the tank basin. Appropriate sensors must be used for monitoring. The Overfill Prevention System must be installed in a safe environment (not in hazardous areas or Ex zones). We recommend that you install the Overfill Prevention System in a dry, air-conditioned room.