Fuel Pump Dispener PCI - EPP Pin Pad
What is EPP Pci?
Encrypting PIN Pads (EPPs) form a component of unattended PIN Entry Devices (PEDs).
Typically, EPPs are used to enter a cardholder's PIN in a secure manner. For the purpose of
this document, an EPP is considered to consist only of a secure PIN entry device.
Payment Card Industry
Payment Card Industry (PCI) Security Standards Council Glossary, Abbreviations and Acronyms.
Fuel pump dispenser PCI - EPP pin pad
Veeder-root UDC/Sump sensor Guide
Model DMS is a discriminating sump sensor
Model ULS is a non-discriminating float switch sensor
Discriminating sensor utilizes two internal floats to detect just water, just fuel or combination of both. Sensor equipped with a position switch at base to alarm when sensor is suspended.
Model #111- 12 inch gas/diesel
Model #112- 24 inch gas/diesel
Non-discriminating sensor utilizing a reed switch/float to detect any liquid. Sensor equipped with a position switch that will alarm “Sensor Out” if suspended.
Model #323
Non-discriminating sensor utilizing a single float to detect any liquid creating a “Fuel Alarm”
Model #208
This is a two-piece stand-alone UDC sensor. The sensor directly wired into the dispenser, NOT in programming of the ATG. Any liquid detected will shutdown the dispenser which alerts site on an issue.
Model #001
Discriminating “family” of sensors utilizing same outer body
Model #750-03 UDC Sensor utilizes electrical conductivity/optical
Model #750-04 Sump Sensor utilizes electrical conductivity/optical
Model #750-01 UDC Sensor utilizes hydro-carbon permeable tape
Model #750-02 Sump Sensor utilizes hydro-carbon permeable tape
This sensor “family” also contains two non-discriminating sensors:
Model #750-06 UDC sensor utilizing optical
Model #750-07 Sump sensor utilizing optical
Incon Franklin Fueling EVO 550
Model DDS is a discriminating UDC sensor
Model DTS is a discriminating containment sump sensor
