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03.09.2026
Check out the chat box feature:
We understand that tech issues can arise at any time. That's why we've implemented an intelligent AI chatbot to provide you with instant support, 24/7. Whether you need help with troubleshooting, account questions, or general inquiries, our chatbot is ready to assist. If your issue requires personalized attention, our dedicated support team is available Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
2.27.2026
We have recently developed the NEW FuelMax console. FuelMax is engineered to optimize the user experience and provide unparalleled fuel pump control. Its intuitive design simplifies operation and eliminates the complexities often associated with fuel control. This system works on a Windows platform and will be the building block for many new innovations to come.
2.5.2026
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has issued an Extension of Regional Emergency Declaration No. 2026-001, effective February 3, 2026, in response to the ongoing impacts of severe winter storms and below-normal temperatures across much of the United States.
This declaration provides continued emergency relief from Parts 395.3 and 395.5 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, specifically those governing maximum driving time for property- and passenger-carrying vehicles. Relief is granted for motor carriers and drivers providing direct assistance in affected states, which includeAlabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia, among others.
This extension remains in effect through 11:59 PM (ET), February 20, 2026,
1.27.2026
Check out the PEI 1st quarter Journal and article spotlighting TMS
1.23.2026
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has declared a State of Emergency as a major winter storm is expected to impact much of the state beginning Saturday. State agencies are actively preparing, and roadway conditions could become hazardous for several days due to freezing temperatures, snow, and ice.
10.27.2025
Daylight saving time will end for the year at 2 a.m. local time on Sunday, Nov. 2.
7.8.2025
Hurricane season is here again.
Have an emergency kit
Every family should have an emergency kit with supplies to meet its basic needs.
For people who stay, a kit should include at least 1 gallon (3.8 liters) of water per day per person, with enough for up to seven days,
People should also have enough nonperishable food for up to seven days, as well as flashlights, batteries, candles, medications, portable power banks or other power sources, and a radio that runs on batteries.
Pets should be included in preparations, including bringing them inside ahead of a storm,.
Parents should also include something to entertain their kids, such as games or coloring books, because likely power outages after a hurricane mean there won’t be internet and cellular service
5.21.25
NCPCM Weekly Newsletter - May 19, 2025
NCPCM was proud to represent North Carolina at this year’s EMA Day on the Hill in Washington, D.C. Our members joined fuel marketers from across the country to meet with lawmakers and discuss the most pressing issues facing our industry. From regulatory reform to energy policy and small business protections, our voices
2.12.2025
The FuelMax console represents TMS's latest innovation in gas station management technology. Check it out www.trianglemicrosystems.net/fuelmax
2.07.2025
The Southeast Petro-Food Marketing Exposition 2025. March 5-6 in Myrtle Beach. Stop by the TMS booth 1139
1.14.2025
We will be releasing our newest fuel controller, FuelMax, by the end of February. The FuelMax controller will be on a touchscreen Windows PC/POS that will allow the technician to either load an existing site configuration file from an EZ console or they can program their own using drop down boxes.
12.12.2024
New for 2025
There are changes and new products on the way for this coming new year!
One of the first changes is bringing our parts warranty more in line with industry standards. As of January 1st 2025, the warranty will go from 2 years to 1 year using the date the product is shipped. Thank you and we will keep this page posted for more exciting updates coming!
12.11.2024
Holiday Hours!
Please note our holiday hours: TMS will close at noon on Tuesday December 24th, and we will be out of the office till Jan 2, 2025.
Merry Christmas!
1.19.2021
M2E Wayne Interface Coming Soon!
The M2E board translates mechanical pump signals into electronic protocol. We have had a lot of success with the M2E board working with marinas, commercial bulk plants, and retail applications in the field. The Gilbarco interface is installed in over 100 sites so far and in 2021 we are finishing up the Wayne interface as well. We will have more information on that very soon. Whether you are running electronic pumps or mechanicals, TMS has something that will work, whether it is our MPC system, EZ, or M2E.
4.13.2018
Triangle MicroSystems, Inc. (TMS) Celebrates it's 40 year Anniversary
Triangle MicroSystems, Inc. (TMS) is a fuel control systems company. We were formed in April 1978 as an engineering consulting business with our primary focus on contract engineering and microprocessor-based product development. By 1982 the company had developed its own product lines, a rapidly growing customer base, and expertise in the design and manufacture of fuel control and automation systems for retail and commercial fuel dispensers. TMS has continued to cultivate an excellent product reputation and favorable company image based on our quality products, strong product warranty, and a highly customer-oriented service department. Located in beautiful Raleigh, North Carolina, TMS is in the heart of technology with the Research Triangle Park close by.
Triangle MicroSystems has a strong customer base from large scale to mom and pop stores, as well as marinas and commercial sites. This has been accomplished through the development of a network of over 500 distributors, dealers, and service accounts across the US and Canada. Our controllers have been proven time and again to stand up to the harsh environments found in both the C-Stores and Marinas.
The fuel control product line features our MPC and EZ consoles for electronic dispensers, the MPC Hybrid console which now replaces the TMS-800F Plus controller for mechanical pumps, and the M2E (mechanical to electronic) converter board. Our M2E boards convert mechanical pulses into an electronic output, thus “converting” a mechanical pump into an electronic that can be controlled by any controller. Also included in our line is the EZ/TXECSS System which has been developed in response to a growing demand for an inexpensive pay-at- the-pump system. This product combines a TMS EZ fuel controller with a PC application written by TXECSS of Richardson, TX., in order to create a very cost-effective point of sale system. The EZ/TXECSS system is designed to control a wide range of electronic dispensers, with or without on-board card readers, and will manage any payment mode – cash, credit, debit, or proprietary cards. Costing significantly less than other controllers, this product is ideal for small independent gasoline stations, marinas, and C- stores.
TMS is continuing research and engineering development programs and will continue to provide new and improved products for the petroleum equipment industry for many more years to come.