Van Neck It – Anti Diesel Theft

Van Neck-It is an Anti Diesel Theft Product for  Light Commercials

Van Neck It is designed for the Mercedes Sprinter, VW Crafter and the Iveco Daily.

Siphoning is now a common theft for trucks and vans and with haulage companies,  many haulage or distribution operators utilise light commercial vans along side a truck fleet. To complement the Truck Anti Siphon product range aide automotive introduced a Van Anti Siphon to combat Fuel Theft.

The Van Neck It is an excellent cost effective solution, with a Van Fuel Tank holding anywhere up to £100 worth of diesel, a Van Anti Diesel Theft Neck It could save hundreds of pounds.

Easy to fit in minutes a Sprinter, Crafter or Iveco Daily can be protected from fuel siphoning forever.

Police offer 11 Ways to Protect Against Diesel Theft & Catalytic Theft:

1. Target Removal – Reduce the amount of fuel left in the vehicles when parked unattended by managing fuel usage.

2. Defensive Parking – Park in a highly visible or well lit area. Prevent Diesel Theft By Not Parking In public areas.

3. Vehicles with a high clearance from the ground make fuel tanks and catalytic convertors vulnerable and exposed to attack.

4. Parking area – Consider where you are parking. Generally thieves do not like to be seen committing a crime. Do not leave useful items in yards like empty barrels or tubing.

5. Effective Security Lighting – Good dusk to dawn security lighting makes your vehicles visible

6. On Board Camera’s. Some on board camera’s have motion detectors that will record activity around a parked van.

7. Signage – The fixing of signs states what’s in place and helps deter Diesel thieves. This aslo removes excuses for being in a particular area.

8. Catalytic Converter Protective Sleeves – Protective coverings and security casings or alrams make it much more difficult for a thief to access your converter and remove it.

9. Property Marking – Marking a converter with a unique reference will help the police identify stolen CATS.

10. Locking fuel Caps and anti-Siphoning Deterrents – These products make the fuel tanks on a van less vulnerable.

11. Business Crime Partnerships – If you want to know what crimes are happening in your area and receive information on how to reduce the chance of becoming a victim contact your local Neighbourhood Policing Team.