About 88 Trademarks found that are owned by GIlbarco Inc.

Electronic outdoor payment terminals for fuel dispensers, sold for use installed in the dispenser

Battery charging devices for motor vehicles; Charging stations for electric vehicles

The mark consists of the wording "Amps2Go" within an oval shaped design formed by a charging cable with plug at one end, pointing towards the stylized design of an automobile at the other end of the oval-shaped cable.

Electronic data distribution modules, namely, communication hubs and data multiplexers; Electronic data distribution modules, namely, computer network switches; Electronic data distribution modules, namely, communication hubs and data multiplexers for communicating and distributing electronic data between forecourt controller systems and fuel dispensers; Electronic controllers for communicating and distributing data between point-of-sale (POS) systems and fuel dispensers; Electronic apparatus, namely, communication hubs and data multiplexers for communicating and distributing electronic data between point-of-sale (POS) systems and fuel dispensers

computer hardware and software for controlling and monitoring one or more of convenience store operations, retail fuel dispensing systems, payment authorization functions and terminals, electronic cash registers, underground fuel storage containers, dispensers, car wash machinery, video security systems, lottery terminals, money order networks, QSR (Quick Service Restaurant) functions, and electronic safes

The mark consists of the wording "CATLOW" to the right of a design of a circle formed by three large, curved triangular-shaped figures pointing in a counter-clockwise direction to the outside of three smaller, curved triangular-shaped figures pointing in a clockwise direction.

Automatic fueling nozzles

The mark consists of a design of a circle formed by three large, curved triangular-shaped figures in red, green, and blue, pointing in a counter-clockwise direction to the outside of three smaller, curved triangular-shaped figures, in red, green, and blue, pointing in a clockwise direction.

Flow meters for use with fuel dispensers; Point-of-sale terminals; Point-of-sale systems for service stations and convenience stores consisting of computer hardware, printers, display screens and computer software for controlling and monitoring fuel dispensing systems, payment authorization terminals, electronic cash registers, underground fuel storage containers, car wash machinery, video security systems, lottery terminals, and electronic safes; Computer software for convenience store point-of-sale systems for monitoring transactions, providing predictive analytics, and promoting to customers the sale of convenience store products and services; Radio-frequency identification (RFID) readers; Electronic personal identification number (PIN) pads; Electronic payment terminals for fuel dispensers; Electronic card readers; Bar code readers; Electronic apparatus, namely, cash acceptors for making payments at fuel dispensers; Contactless electronic payment terminals; Media server with software for use with fuel dispensers, which enables fueling stations to advertise and merchandise products and services, and enables customers to order products and services and access the Internet from fuel dispensers; Computer software for selling lottery tickets and lottery games at fuel dispensers; Electronic display screens for fuel dispensers; Printers for fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers and fuel servicing organizations for controlling, programming, and interacting with fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers for allowing fuel dispenser payments to be made via mobile devices and tablet computers; Software for fuel retailers for managing advertising on fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers for managing loyalty programs via fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers for managing lottery or gaming services via fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers for managing portable payment terminals used to control fuel dispensers; Self-service electronic food ordering systems consisting primarily of electronic display screens, printers, and interactive kiosks for ordering food; Electronic control apparatus for controlling and authorizing the operation of fuel dispensers, and for fuel management analysis and reporting; Vehicle identification systems for authorizing and tracking vehicle refueling, comprised of radio-frequency identification (RFID) readers, wireless transmitters, wireless gateway routers, antennas, and computers for transmitting information and controlling access to fuel dispensers; Computer software for vehicle fueling station operators, for fuel inventory management, for creating fuel data reports, for authorizing fueling transactions, for monitoring fuel status alarms, and for scheduling vehicle maintenance; Automatic tank gauges; Electronic control apparatus for submersible pumps; Computer software for use with submersible pumps for optimizing pump fuel flow; Sensors for fuel line leak detection; Leak detectors for fuel lines; Vacuum breakers, namely, pressure relief valves used with fuel dispensing systems; Liquid level sensors; Measuring probes for measuring inventory levels in fuel storage tanks; Measuring probes for measuring fuel density in fuel storage tanks; Float assembly for use with fuel storage tank electronic probes, for detection of water and ethanol phase separation in gasoline storage tanks; Sensors for measuring water and/or fuel in fuel dispenser pans and containment sumps; Sensors for detecting leaks in fuel dispenser pans and containment pans; Sensors for detecting leaks in fuel storage tanks; Sensors for detecting hydrocarbons in the water table; Sensors for detecting hydrocarbon vapors in dry monitoring wells; Electronic devices for wirelessly transmitting data from automatic tank gauges using radio frequency technology; Automatic fuel dispensing nozzles; Automatic fueling nozzles; Vapor flow sensors; Vapor pressure sensors; Electronic vapor recovery controllers; Electronic proportioning valves for vapor recovery from fuel dispensers; Vapor flow meters; Computer software for fuel vapor recovery monitoring; Computer software for use in connection with automatic tank gauges that are connected to fuel storage tanks at vehicle fueling stations, such software for the provision of fuel inventory data, leak detection and diagnostic information, and for providing web-based access to all of the foregoing functions; Electronic meter register displays; Computer software for monitoring, reporting, transmitting, and organizing meter register data; Interconnect boxes for electronic meter register systems, namely, an electronic device consisting primarily of a circuit board, operational software, and wire connectors for power and data; Meter registers for use with fluid flow meters; Gasoline pump computers; Electric pulse transmitters

The mark consists of a design of a circle formed by three large, curved triangular-shaped figures pointing in a counterclockwise direction to the outside of three smaller, curved triangular-shaped figures pointing in a clockwise direction.

Flow meters for use with fuel dispensers; Point-of-sale terminals; Point-of-sale systems for service stations and convenience stores consisting of computer hardware, printers, display screens and computer software for controlling and monitoring fuel dispensing systems, payment authorization terminals, electronic cash registers, underground fuel storage containers, car wash machinery, video security systems, lottery terminals, and electronic safes; Computer software for convenience store point-of-sale systems for monitoring transactions, providing predictive analytics, and promoting to customers the sale of convenience store products and services; Radio-frequency identification (RFID) readers; Electronic personal identification number (PIN) pads; Electronic payment terminals for fuel dispensers; Electronic card readers; Bar code readers; Electronic apparatus, namely, cash acceptors for making payments at fuel dispensers; Contactless electronic payment terminals; Media server with software for use with fuel dispensers, which enables fueling stations to advertise and merchandise products and services, and enables customers to order products and services and access the Internet from fuel dispensers; Computer software for selling lottery tickets and lottery games at fuel dispensers; Electronic display screens for fuel dispensers; Printers for fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers and fuel servicing organizations for controlling, programming, and interacting with fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers for allowing fuel dispenser payments to be made via mobile devices and tablet computers; Software for fuel retailers for managing advertising on fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers for managing loyalty programs via fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers for managing lottery or gaming services via fuel dispensers; Software for fuel retailers for managing portable payment terminals used to control fuel dispensers; Self-service electronic food ordering systems consisting primarily of electronic display screens, printers, and interactive kiosks for ordering food; Electronic control apparatus for controlling and authorizing the operation of fuel dispensers, and for fuel management analysis and reporting; Vehicle identification systems for authorizing and tracking vehicle refueling, comprised of radio-frequency identification (RFID) readers, wireless transmitters, wireless gateway routers, antennas, and computers for transmitting information and controlling access to fuel dispensers; Computer software for vehicle fueling station operators, for fuel inventory management, for creating fuel data reports, for authorizing fueling transactions, for monitoring fuel status alarms, and for scheduling vehicle maintenance; Automatic tank gauges; Electronic control apparatus for submersible pumps; Computer software for use with submersible pumps for optimizing pump fuel flow; Sensors for fuel line leak detection; Leak detectors for fuel lines; Vacuum breakers, namely, pressure relief valves used with fuel dispensing systems; Liquid level sensors; Measuring probes for measuring inventory levels in fuel storage tanks; Measuring probes for measuring fuel density in fuel storage tanks; Float assembly for use with fuel storage tank electronic probes, for detection of water and ethanol phase separation in gasoline storage tanks; Sensors for measuring water and/or fuel in fuel dispenser pans and containment sumps; Sensors for detecting leaks in fuel dispenser pans and containment pans; Sensors for detecting leaks in fuel storage tanks; Sensors for detecting hydrocarbons in the water table; Sensors for detecting hydrocarbon vapors in dry monitoring wells; Electronic devices for wirelessly transmitting data from automatic tank gauges using radio frequency technology; Automatic fuel dispensing nozzles; Automatic fueling nozzles; Vapor flow sensors; Vapor pressure sensors; Electronic vapor recovery controllers; Electronic proportioning valves for vapor recovery from fuel dispensers; Vapor flow meters; Computer software for fuel vapor recovery monitoring; Computer software for use in connection with automatic tank gauges that are connected to fuel storage tanks at vehicle fueling stations, such software for the provision of fuel inventory data, leak detection and diagnostic information, and for providing web-based access to all of the foregoing functions; Electronic meter register displays; Computer software for monitoring, reporting, transmitting, and organizing meter register data; Interconnect boxes for electronic meter register systems, namely, an electronic device consisting primarily of a circuit board, operational software, and wire connectors for power and data; Meter registers for use with fluid flow meters; Gasoline pump computers; Electric pulse transmitters

Media server with software for use with fuel dispensers, which enables fueling stations to advertise and merchandise products and services, and enables customers to order products and services and access the Internet from fuel dispensers

transmitter and receiver for the communication between fuel dispensers and fuel consumers and/or customers