500 · 1,000 · 2,000 GALLONS
E-Cube Fuel storage tanks
Above-ground diesel and gasoline storage, with the equipment package your operation needs.
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Help me choose a system
This guide narrows the product family and equipment scope. Your fuel, site, and final specification still need review.
01 / Choose a capacity
Find your tank size
Fireguard / UL 2085 models in three nominal capacities. Each size is available as turn-key, Ready-2-Fill or bare. Turn-key examples are pictured.
Capacity is one part of the decision. Confirm usable storage, dimensions, fuel compatibility, and the selected equipment before planning your installation.
02 / Equipment scope
One tank family.
Three ways to equip it.
Choose what you need supplied with the tank. The 1,000-gallon examples below show how the equipment changes.
Turn-key
Tank + dispensing equipment
Start here when you need to fuel vehicles or equipment from a coordinated system.
- Pump and hose / reel choices
- Fuel-level and interstitial monitoring
- Fill and vent equipment
Specify: fuel, power supply, flow rate, hose reach and metering needs.
See the 1,000-gallon example →
Ready-2-Fill
Tank + fill, vent and monitoring package
Start here when your project will provide or separately specify the dispensing equipment.
- Spill containment and overfill prevention
- Fuel-level and interstitial gauges
- Emergency and normal vent equipment
Specify: connections to your equipment and who supplies the dispensing package.
See the 1,000-gallon example →
Bare tank
Tank for your equipment team
Start here when your contractor will design and supply the tank’s accessories and fueling equipment.
- Tank with access manway
- Threaded tank openings
- Equipment selected around your project
Specify: openings, fittings, venting, monitoring and installation responsibilities.
See the 1,000-gallon example →Examples summarize the published 1,000-gallon packages. Confirm the supplied components for your selected size and configuration in the formal quote. Site preparation and commissioning must also be planned.
Compare the equipment responsibilities side by side
| Decision | Turn-key | Ready-2-Fill | Bare tank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Tank and dispensing package | Tank with fill, vent and monitoring equipment | Tank for a contractor-specified system |
| Pump and hose | Select the required options | Specify separately | Specify separately |
| Key coordination | Fuel, power, flow and hose reach | Connections to the dispensing equipment | All accessories and equipment responsibilities |
| Site work | Confirm pad, anchoring, electrical work, delivery access and commissioning for every package. | ||
03 / Prepare a useful quote
Bring the details that shape your system.
Your answers help define the equipment and project scope. You do not need to have every technical choice settled before asking for help.
- Fuel and consumption
Fuel type, use between deliveries and desired reserve. - Dispensing needs
Power, flow rate, hose reach and metering. - Site and schedule
Location, delivery access, installation responsibilities and timing. - Project requirements
Capacity target, budget and specified tank standard.
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How do I choose between 500, 1,000 and 2,000 gallons?
Start with the fuel you expect to use between deliveries, then allow for the reserve your operation needs. Compare that requirement with usable capacity, delivery quantities and available space. A nominal tank rating alone does not determine the right size.
If capacity is undecided, choose “Help me size the tank” in the guide and bring your consumption and delivery schedule to the project discussion.
What is the difference between turn-key, Ready-2-Fill and bare?
Turn-key combines a tank with dispensing equipment. Ready-2-Fill provides a fill, vent and monitoring package for coordination with separately specified dispensing equipment. Bare tanks give your contractor the tank foundation for a system they will equip. Confirm the exact inclusions for the selected model.
Can I use an E-Cube for diesel or gasoline?
The E-Cube range is offered for diesel and gasoline applications. Specify the exact fuel so the pump, seals, hose and other components can be selected appropriately. Do not assume one equipment configuration suits every fuel or blend.
What does Fireguard / UL 2085 tell me?
These E-Cube product listings identify Fireguard / UL 2085 tank construction. The tank designation is one part of the project specification; it does not settle site placement, equipment selection or installation approval.
Can the tank be moved with fuel inside?
Relocation features and approval to transport fuel are separate matters. Tell us how and where you intend to move the tank, and request documentation for the exact tank, fuel and transport configuration before selecting equipment.
What affects the final price and delivery schedule?
Tank size, equipment choices, project requirements, freight and installation scope can change the total. Product pages show configuration information; request a formal quote for current pricing, availability and the agreed supply scope.
What dimensions should my installer use?
Use the drawings for the exact configuration. Tank-only dimensions, installed equipment height, service clearance and the installation footprint are different measurements. Confirm these before designing the pad or arranging delivery.
What should I confirm about warranty coverage?
Ask for the written tank warranty and the warranty terms for supplied pumps, controls and other components. Confirm coverage, exclusions and when each warranty begins for your proposed system.
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