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# Gestión del Combustible

Selección, instalación, calibración y configuración de la plataforma de los sensores de nivel de Combustible para el monitoreo de Combustible y la detección de anomalías en vehículos de Flota.

Esta sección lo guía a través de cada etapa del control de combustible de la flota, desde comprender por qué el monitoreo de combustible es importante y elegir la tecnología de sensor adecuada, hasta instalar dispositivos y analizar datos de consumo en Navixy.

## Contenido

* [Fundamentos de la gestión del combustible](/docs/expert-center/es/vehicle-telematics-technology/fuel-management/fundamentals-of-fuel-management.md): Por qué importa el control de combustible, el impacto en los costos y los fundamentos de un sistema de monitoreo eficaz.
* [Instalación y configuración inicial de dispositivos de control de combustible](/docs/expert-center/es/vehicle-telematics-technology/fuel-management/installation-and-initial-configuration-of-fuel-control-devices.md): Tipos de sensor, métodos de instalación y configuración inicial para sensores OEM, medidores de consumo y sensores de nivel de combustible posventa.
* [Control de combustible en Navixy](/docs/expert-center/es/vehicle-telematics-technology/fuel-management/fuel-control-in-navixy.md): Configuración del lado de la plataforma, Calibración del sensor, detección de anomalías e informes de consumo.


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