As technology advances, industrial systems are becoming more efficient and easier to manage. One of the most innovative developments in this space is the 4G remote control system for burner and boiler control. This system integrates wireless communication with industrial control, offering enhanced monitoring and management capabilities for industrial burners and boilers.
4G remote connection
The ETC607x series of touch-screen HMI systems have included the ability to transmit data to a cloud server, ETC’s clients may/can use a 4G solution to this effect. Packets of data are continuously sent to the server giving status information from the ETC6000 series control system. This solution is ideal for industries where burners or boilers are crucial to operations, such as oil and gas, food processing, chemical production, and power generation. Using 4G technology ensures reliable connectivity in various geographical areas, even those without traditional wired internet infrastructure.
Access to burner operating information, and much more, is made available through ETC’s application ‘6000 Remote’, which is hosted on the cloud. Access is through a web browser and after login, the ‘6000 Remote’ portal presents a map with ‘Pins’ to show the location of the sites with ETC6000 systems broadcasting to the cloud.
From the map, additional installations can be included in the list. A client might have three systems installed at a single site and can choose to view data from all three or just one. They could also have multiple boilers spread across a region or even in different countries, with the ability to monitor the operating conditions of any of their boiler systems.

The Key features of a 6000 Remote are:
- Security
- Data transmission and remote commands are encrypted, ensuring that only authorised personnel can access or control the system
- Remote Real-time monitoring
- With a 4G enabled system, plant operators can remotely monitor boiler performance including but not limited to the following:
- Temperature
- Pressure
- Modulation
- O2 Trim
- Event Logs
- Fuel Profiles
- Option Parameters among many others.
- With a 4G enabled system, plant operators can remotely monitor boiler performance including but not limited to the following:
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- All information is accessed via a web browser and allows operators to troubleshoot any issues which minimises the need for on-site intervention.
- While the base system is designed for monitoring only, ETC can provide systems with remote operation allowing operators to adjust certain parameters such as the set point, changing fuel types and the ability to remotely start and stop the system.
- Predictive Maintenance
- By remotely monitoring the system and having access to all change and error logs, as well as the general functioning of the boiler plant operators may be able to forecast when certain components will require maintenance.

Obvious benefits of ETC6000 remote include:
- Reduced Operational Costs
- By enabling remote monitoring and control, operators can minimise the need for on-site visits, saving time and labour costs. The ability to forecast maintenance feature also helps in avoiding expensive repairs and downtime.
- Increased Flexibility
- Operators can manage multiple burners or boilers across various locations without being physically present, which proves enhanced operational flexibility this is particularly beneficial for boilers located in remote or difficult to reach locales.
- Enhanced Performance Tracking
- The ability to view data over time offers valuable insights into the individual systems performance. With these insights, companies can fine-tune their operations to achieve maximum efficiency and lower energy consumption.
The ETC ‘6000 Remote’ access system for burner/boiler controls represents a significant leap in industrial monitoring. By leveraging modern communication technologies, it offers operators (on a macro and micro level) enhanced flexibility, safety, and cost savings. As industries continue to prioritise efficiency and reliability, these systems are poised to become essential tools for optimising burner and boiler operations across the globe.