More and more fleet managers are choosing autogas to fuel their vehicles due to its cost-effectiveness, eco-friendly properties, and safety performance. This green fueling option is suitable for use in combustion engines. It is more economical than traditional fuels like gasoline or diesel fuels and reduces greenhouse gas emissions by up to 22% throughout the full fuel cycle.* Propane produces 43 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions than using an equivalent amount of electricity generated from the U.S. grid.* 

At Industrial Propane Service, Inc., we are industry leaders in providing expertise for autogas systems. As the world continues to shift towards more sustainable practices, IPS is here to help. We specialize in the installation of autogas dispensing infrastructure and equipment sales to reduce costs for fleet managers and reduce harmful emissions for everyone. 

What are Propane Autogas Dispensers?

Autogas dispensers come in many different shapes and sizes across the propane equipment industry depending on the manufacturer. Similar to traditional fuel dispensers, autogas dispensers are equipped with a hose and nozzle. To fuel a vehicle, operators simply attach the nozzle to the connector on the vehicle. At each fueling site propane is stored in above-ground or underground tanks in liquid form. Unlike the petroleum industry, LPG pumps are not located within the fuel dispenser. In the LPG industry, a “pump” is a component in an autogas system that supplies the dispenser using above or below ground piping. Properly sized for each autogas installation, LPG pumps are installed in close proximity to the storage tank. 

IPS provides several Gilbarco and Gasboy model dispensers upfit for LPG dispensing. Appearance, payment options, fleet data tracking pump authorization methods as well as dispensing performance are very similar to the gasoline and diesel dispensers we see every day. 

One of the advantages of properly designed propane autogas dispensing systems is that they are quite scaleable to their level of usage. Once the cost savings and benefits of autogas are realized, Fleet managers will often see a need for increased fueling capacity at their site.

IPS Propane Autogas Dispensers Specifications

IPS manufactures propane autogas dispensers that meet the codes of federal and fire safety regulations. All of our autogas dispensers meet the following specifications: 

• UL Listed 
• NTEP Approved 
• Compliant with federal and local codes, requirements, and regulations 
• Communicate with most existing point of sale and fleet fuel management site equipment
• Dispense fuel at a rate comparable to a conventional gasoline or diesel fuel dispenser
•  All dispenser programming, electrical components and fuel management equipment are serviceable by your local Gilbarco and Gasboy technician. 
• Fast, reliable, and safe fueling experiences for all propane autogas users 

Propane Autogas Dispenser from IPS

Propane is a reliable, cleaner alternative to gasoline and diesel fuels that can help fleet managers and individuals offset the rising cost of gasoline and diesel. 

There’s no better way to improve your opportunity for success in dispensing autogas than depending on a company that specializes in propane autogas installation and equipment sales. IPS is your trusted propane distributor and autogas dispenser installer with over 50 years of experience. We offer a full line of equipment that meets the required regulations and the needs of fleet managers everywhere. Our product line includes: 

• Commercial (Fleet) single & dual hose dispensers 
• Retail single & dual hose dispensers 
• Fuel management systems 
• Quality Steel 1000 and 1990 gallon Autogas Dispenser Tanks 
• High-Differential Pressure Blackmer®pump and bypass packages 
• LPG Filtration to 5 microns 
• Heavy-duty split or full skidded turn-key autogas systems 
• Complete tank trim & piping packages 
• Complete system electrical package (saves on-site electrical costs) 
• Liquid Controls MA-4 meter with a pulse out capability 

Contact us today to learn more about our services or request a quote. 

* Source: https://www.eia.gov/environment/emissions/co2_vol_mass.php