1. Standardized Interface Design

Transcube tanks feature universal connection points for seamless integration:

• Thread standards: BSP or NPT threads for hoses, pumps, and valves
• Industry compliance: Most models adhere to ISO 16923 for fuel tanks
• Third-party compatibility:
  • Fill hoses: 1.5"–2" diameter with camlock or threaded couplings
  • Pumps: Electric/manual with compatible inlet/outlet sizes (e.g., 1.5" BSP)
  • Level gauges: Float-type or electronic sensors for vertical tank walls

2. Model-Specific Adaptations

• Emergency vents: Must match tank's pressure relief capacity (e.g., 100–200 m³/h for diesel)
• Heating systems: Cold-climate models may require custom heating coils or insulation kits
• Remote monitoring: Smart sensors must align with tank's data interface

3. Material Compatibility

• Fluid type:
  • Stainless steel for diesel
  • Coated aluminum for gasoline
• Seals and gaskets:
  • Standard: Viton or nitrile rubber for fuel
  • Specialized: EPDM for chemical resistance

4. Safety and Regulatory Compliance

• Approval standards: Must meet local codes (UL, CE, ATEX for explosive environments)
• Spill containment: Secondary containment must match tank dimensions/capacity

5. Customization and Retrofits

• Modular design supports:
  • Fuel management systems (meters, card-lock dispensers)
  • Weather enclosures for outdoor use
• Retrofit limitations: Older models may need adapters for newer accessories

6. Manufacturer Recommendations

• OEM vs. Third-Party: Transcube-approved parts ensure warranty compliance
• Technical support: Consult compatibility charts for complex setups

For optimal safety and performance, always verify accessory compatibility with your specific tank model before installation.