GPI 01A Turbine Flow Meter for Fuel — Aluminum Body, Battery Display, 3-30 GPM (113255-1)

Overview

The GPI 01A Series Turbine Flow Meter offers a compact, rugged solution for tracking fuel transfers. Built with an aluminum body and a battery-powered digital display, this meter sits on the nozzle to deliver clear readings while you pour. It records volume in gallons and provides two totalizers to help you manage both ongoing usage and individual transfers with ease.

Two totalizers and gallon readout

Monitor fuel activity at a glance with two distinct totals: an accumulative total for ongoing usage and a batch total for each transfer. The readout is in gallons, supporting straightforward reporting and reconciliation after every fill-up.

• Flow range 3-30 GPM aligns with common transfer speeds
• Clear gallon-based readouts aid quick, in-field record keeping

What’s in the box and how it’s powered

• Digital fuel meter, rubber bumper, two 3/4 inch reducers, 3/4 x 1-1/2 inch pipe fitting
• Two alkaline AAA batteries and Owner’s Manual

The display is battery powered, so readings are available on demand without external power. The included mounting hardware keeps setup simple and portable for frequent transfers.

Compatibility and safety

This meter is designed for gasoline blends up to E15, diesel blends up to B20, and kerosene. It is not intended for water or chemical fluids. It carries FM approval as intrinsically Safe for Class 1, Division 1 Groups D, adding a safety-conscious option to your transfer workflow.

Design, installation, and use case

The 1 in. female NPT thread and compact, lightweight form (about 12 ounces) make it easy to mount directly to a nozzle for immediate visibility during fueling. The unit ships with essential fittings to facilitate a straightforward install, helping you move from container to tank with minimal setup. Whether you operate a single-tump transfer or manage a fleet’s fuel needs, this meter offers a practical balance of durability, measurement, and ease of use.

Note: This description highlights the notable benefits derived from the product data—without promising guaranteed outcomes. Real-world results depend on proper installation, maintenance, and the specific transfer context.