Real Time Monitoring Advantage

Fast (30 sec Vs once every ‘X’k miles) Captures Details (Oil Chemistry changes due to sudden events
better captured)
KV100 vs Time
14

KV100 - FIT
KV100 - Lab

12

10

KV100 (cSt) - FIT

6

0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Time Time (hrs)

Lab analysis trailing by almost half ODI Sensor capturing Fuel Dilution and Evaporation events in detail
 Real Time Monitoring Advantage
Early Problem Detection Fills Gaps in Sampling
Kinematic Viscosity @ 100C
Sensor
22 Lab

20
Kinematic Viscosity(cSt)

18

16
Oxidation

Coolant Leak+
14 Oxidation Lab samples not taken
/received

Oxidation
12

10

0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000

2.7 2.8 2.9 3 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7
Odometer (miles) 5
Engine Miles
x 10
About the FleetguardFIT Oil Health Monitoring
 Measures oil parameters (CAN J1939 Public):
Viscosity, Density, Dielectric, Temperature and
outputs Cumulative Degradation Number(CDN) and
Kinematic Viscosity at 100 C.
 CDN measurement strongly correlates to key Oil
Oil Rifle on Colorado Engine degradation parameters( lab measured )
 KV100 tracks Realtime Kinematic Viscosity at 100 C
which shows response with Fuel Dilution.
 Proper installation horizontally in oil flow on the clean
side of the filter provides meaningful data
Real Time Monitoring Advantages*
• Fast (30 sec Vs once every ‘X’k miles)
• Captures Details (Oil Chemistry changes due to sudden events better captured)
• Early Problem Detection
• Fills Gaps in Sampling
• Better insights with synchronizing ECM parameters with real time
measurement of oil properties

*Proper installation horizontally in oil flow on the clean side of the filtermust be
used for meaningful data
Real Time Monitoring Advantage
Better insights with synchronizing ECM parameters with real time measurement of oil properties

100C corrected KV
18
FPS 100 C corrected
Lab

16 Rifle pressure
dropping
14
KV (cSt)

12

10

Causing Fuel Dilution

8

600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800

Engine Hours
Cerrajon H133
 Lube Architecture Options and Signatures
• Non Centinel Systems Variations
• Spin on Filter / Eliminator/ Reserve
Sump/Centrifuge
• CDN Signature: Linear Increase
with Oil Degradation over Time
• Centinel Systems Variations
• Spin on Filter / Eliminator/ Reserve
Sump/Centrifuge/ Burning on-off
• CDN Signature: Initial Spike after
Oil Change followed by “swoosh”
signature with steady increase
• KV100 and Density signature
similar to Non-Centinel system