⚠ Schneider Electric discontinuing Centeron — fuel operators affected
Schneider Electric Is Ending Fuel Tank Monitoring.
Migrate Fuel Data Without Manual Re-Entry.
Schneider Electric's Jan 22, 2026 customer notice says Centeron production is being wound down and WebView services are planned through Jan 31, 2027 (dates subject to change). For fuel operators, that creates a hard migration timeline. Rivio maps and imports fuel assets, devices, locations, and alert settings so your team can switch quickly without manual data rebuild.
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WebView services are scheduled through Jan 31, 2027
Per Schneider's Jan 22, 2026 notice, schedules may change. Plan migration before the deadline window tightens.
Source and Timeline Snapshot
Based on Schneider Electric customer notice dated Jan 22, 2026. The notice says timelines are estimates and subject to change.
Last Time Buy: 30 days from notice date.
End of production target: orders placed before notice were expected to ship on or before Mar 31, 2026.
WebView services: planned through Jan 31, 2027.
Summary only; confirm current commercial terms directly with Schneider Electric.
View full shutdown timelineSchneider Devices Used for Fuel & Petroleum Monitoring
Fuel operators typically use these Schneider Centeron devices. All of them will stop reporting to the cloud when Centeron servers go offline.
PT-K1
Non-intrusive LTE monitor — widely used on above-ground fuel and petroleum tanks
See replacement details
UST Kit
LTE cellular gateway for underground storage tank monitoring at fuel depots and gas stations
See replacement details
PXXXN / PXXXE Pressure Sensors
Intrinsically safe pressure sensors for above-ground petroleum and fuel storage tanks
See replacement details
RXXXX Radar Sensors
Non-contact IS radar sensors used on fuel, DEF, and petroleum storage tanks
See replacement details
DTBXXB Float Monitor
Float-based monitoring used in above-ground petroleum and industrial liquid applications
See replacement details
Without migration
- ✕No remote fuel tank visibility after 2027
- ✕All alerts and notifications go silent
- ✕Route optimization becomes impossible
- ✕Compliance and leak detection gaps for UST operators
- ✕Historical consumption data may be permanently lost
With Rivio migration
- ✓Continuous fuel tank monitoring — no interruption
- ✓Real-time alerts for low fuel, overfill, and anomalies
- ✓Demand-based delivery routing from live tank levels
- ✓Compliance-ready historical data on a platform that stays up
- ✓Dedicated migration team — planned, phased, zero gaps
Your Fuel Fleet Migration Plan
We map every Schneider fuel site, import key data fields, and build a rollout that keeps monitoring live throughout.
01
Full Device Audit
We review every Schneider Centeron device in your fuel fleet — model numbers, sensor types, tank applications, and site locations — and build your migration roadmap.
02
Match & Replace
Rivio maps every Centeron device to its direct replacement. Reuse existing probes wherever compatible. No rip-and-replace unless necessary.
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Phased Site Activation
Go live site by site. Each cutover is validated before switching over — your fuel monitoring stays uninterrupted throughout the entire migration.
Schneider Fuel Tank Monitoring Replacement FAQ
Does Rivio work for diesel and DEF tanks?
Yes. Rivio supports diesel, DEF (diesel exhaust fluid), gasoline, heating oil, fuel oil, and industrial petroleum tanks — any liquid measurable with radar, pressure, or float sensors.
Can I reuse my existing Schneider Centeron probes?
In many cases yes. We evaluate existing probe and sensor compatibility during the migration assessment and recommend Rivio hardware only where a direct swap is needed.
Which Schneider devices does Rivio replace for fuel applications?
Rivio replaces the PT-K1, PXXXN/PXXXE pressure sensors, RXXXX radar sensors, UST modem kits, and DTBXXB float monitors — the full Centeron device lineup used in fuel monitoring.
Does Rivio support compliance monitoring for petroleum storage?
Yes. Continuous level monitoring with timestamped historical data supports leak detection, overfill prevention, and regulatory reporting for above-ground and underground petroleum storage.
How long does a fuel fleet migration take?
Most operators complete migration in 2–6 weeks depending on fleet size. We build a phased plan tailored to your sites so nothing goes dark during the transition.
What does migration cost?
Pricing is based on device count and sensor types. Contact us for a free migration assessment — we'll map out your fleet and provide transparent pricing with no surprises.
Keep Fuel Monitoring Live. Move Your Data Now.
Per Schneider's Jan 22, 2026 notice, WebView services are planned through Jan 31, 2027 (dates subject to change). Rivio bulk-imports your fuel devices, sites, and thresholds so your team can launch quickly without manual re-entry.