Four-Digit Code
Pumps · Nozzles · Displays · Keyboards
Every DT-G model is written as DT-G + 4 digits: how many pumps, how many
nozzles, how many displays, how many keyboards. Every nozzle carries its own flow meter, so
flow meters are not spelled out separately. One cabinet scales from 2 to 8 nozzles.
2 Pump · 2 Nozzle · 2 Display · 2 Keyboard
DT-G2222
The DT-G baseline: two pumps, two nozzles, one display and one keyboard per face.
Two vehicles fuel at once — independently metered, independently preset, independently receipted.
Sits on a 1100 mm cabinet, so it drops onto a
standard island without widening canopy column spacing.
- 2 pumps · 2 nozzles · 2 displays · 2 keyboards
- Net 1100 × 600 × 2280 mm — ships at 1160 × 700 × 2400 mm
- Vane (V), gear (G) or submersible (S) hydraulics
- Electronic head with Ex-proof internals throughout
DT-G
1222
2222
2422
2442
2444
3632
4842
4844
These are the codes we build most
often. Any combination within the range can be quoted — see the full table below.
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Standard codes, grouped by nozzle count.
Every nozzle carries its own flow meter — one nozzle, one flow meter.
Reading the code
The four digits after DT-G read
pumps → nozzles → displays → keyboards. Add the
hydraulic suffix for the pump type: V vane, G gear,
S submersible.
So DT-G3632V is a vane-pump dispenser with
3 pumps, 6 nozzles, 3 displays, 2 keyboards. Every nozzle carries
its own flow meter.
Buildable range: 1–4 pumps,
1–8 nozzles, 1–4 displays,
1–4 keyboards. Cabinet: Compact is
1100 × 600 × 2280 mm (ships 1160 × 700 × 2400 mm);
Wide is 1480 × 600 × 2280 mm (ships
1550 × 700 × 2400 mm). Six-nozzle layouts are built to order —
tell us the nozzle count and we will confirm the cabinet.
