Gas Station Security Program

Fuel theft and credit card skimming issues have been and will continue to be the number one form of fraud in the United States. For decades, gas pump manufacturers have used a low security cam lock, keyed to one single code, CH751. This simplified plan allowed for easy maintenance and service of pumps, but also unfortunately allowed for surreptitious entry.

Preventing unauthorized access to the dispensers is the best way to protect your investments and your customers’ information. Once the dispenser has been compromised, skimming devices can be installed to capture customer credit card information and to manipulate pulsers to allow free flow vending of gas. Having a proprietary, registered key control system with high security locks is the best and most economical method to protect assets and prevent fraud.

Recognizing the need, CompX developed the Gas Station Security Program, a wide variety of solutions to help combat these problems.

The original high security lock, TuBAR, is the most secure lock on the market to prevent physical attacks. If drilling, picking, torquing, or punching the lock are the main concerns, then TuBAR is the best choice.

Turbine is the other high security option. If having a durable, robust key that is easy to operate is preferred, then Turbine is the best choice. Both locks provide the same registered key control and offer the same attack resistant cams to prevent prying.