Red Fitje clip wedged in the trigger guard of a fuel nozzle, holding the lever open

Fitje · Hands-free fuelling

Fuel up
without
squeezing.

The pump still stops itself the moment the tank is full.

Clip Fitje onto the fuel nozzle lever. The lever stays open, you fill up hands-free, and the pump stops itself when the tank is full. Hands in your pockets, tank fills itself.

See how it works
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  • 30-day returns
  • Designed in Rotterdam

How it works

Three seconds.
Zero hassle.

Fitje uses the safety mechanism that is already inside every fuel nozzle. We only designed the small clip around it.

  1. Clip it onto the leverStep 01

    Clip it onto the lever

    Slide Fitje into the nozzle's trigger guard. It locks itself between the lever and the housing.

  2. Squeeze onceStep 02

    Squeeze once

    Pull the lever. Fitje holds it in place, you let go.

  3. The pump does the restStep 03

    The pump does the rest

    As soon as your tank is full the pump stops itself. Like always, just without squeezing.

That is the whole trick. Lever open · pump stops itself
Covus Fitje red fuel nozzle clip, three-quarter view showing the embossed COVUS logo Fitje · No. 01

The product

Fitje

Hands-free fuelling with automatic stop.

€1,95
Material
Impact-resistant polypropylene (PP)
Size
52 × 52 × 15 mm
Weight
35 grams
Fit
3 positions, fits almost every fuel nozzle
  • 30-day returns
  • Ships within 24 hours
  • Secure payment
  • From Rotterdam

Always stay with your car while fuelling. Fitje holds the lever, not your attention.

What you use it for

Hands free.
Do something else.

Fitje holds the lever while the pump fills the tank. You stay by the car, hands free. Spend that half minute however you like.

  • Cold dayNothing to hold

    Cold day

    Hands in your pockets next to the pump while the tank fills.

  • Hot dayNothing to hold

    Hot day

    In the shade of your car instead of in the sun holding the lever.

  • Wash the windowsNothing to hold

    Wash the windows

    Grab the squeegee, clean the glass, check the tyres. Fitje holds the lever in the meantime.

  • RainNothing to hold

    Rain

    Hands dry, hood up. Fitje holds on, you stay dry.

  • Quick messageNothing to hold

    Quick message

    Send a text or pick your music. Hands free, right by the pump.

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Every pump

Fits every pump.

Shell, BP, Tinq, Tango, the unmanned station along the motorway. Designed for the common fuel nozzles in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. Doesn't fit your pump? Money back.

  • Fits almost every nozzle lever
  • Works with petrol, diesel and AdBlue
  • Tested at Dutch and Belgian stations
Close-up of the red Fitje clip in the trigger guard of a fuel nozzle

Design

One part. Zero batteries.

Made from impact-resistant polypropylene. No electronics, no firmware, no subscription. Throw it in the glovebox and forget about it, until you need it.

  • Compact, fits on your key ring
  • Handles cold, heat and UV
  • 3-in-1 fit for every lever

Questions

Questions we
hear often.

01Does Fitje really work on every fuel nozzle?
Fitje fits the common fuel nozzles in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany (ZVA, OPW and Husky among them) and works with petrol, diesel and AdBlue. If the nozzle has a lever with a trigger guard, Fitje clips in. Doesn't fit your pump? You get your money back.
02Is it safe?
Fitje only uses the automatic shut-off that is already built into every nozzle: the moment the tank is full, the pump stops itself. Always stay with your car while fuelling, do not get in, and follow the rules of the station.
03Are you allowed to lock the fuel nozzle in the Netherlands?
The Dutch guideline PGS 28 forbids a locking device on the nozzle itself at public pumps. That is why the latch you see in Belgium and Germany is missing. Fitje is not part of the pump but your own clip, and the automatic shut-off keeps working. Stay with your car and follow the station's rules.
04Why do Dutch fuel nozzles have no latch?
Because PGS 28 (article 9.6.1.3) requires fuel to flow only while someone deliberately operates the lever. The trade association feared overflowing tanks if a driver fell ill with the lever locked. Only high-speed diesel pumps for trucks (over 60 litres a minute) may still have a latch.
05Is Fitje a fuelling aid for arthritis or weak hands?
Yes. Pull the lever once, Fitje holds it in place and you let go. No more squeezing for minutes, not even with cold fingers. Many customers buy Fitje for exactly that.