Energy Technology & Control began its rise to global dominance, in the field of design and development of combustion controls and technology in 1988. The European approval and subsequent positive UK reception of its first product - the ETC3000 electronic Air Fuel Ratio Controller - whet the company’s appetite to grow the brand. Following the positive reception of the ETC 3000, Energy Technology & Control took its first steps...
Read More >At Energy Technology & Control we’re confident that effective combustion control can reduce emissions by up to 10% each year, saving industrial burner operators thousands in energy costs. Our combustion control specialists explain how… The facts Typically, combustion of 1m3 of...
Read More >How using electronic controls can significantly reduce costs Energy costs in many of the industries that employ process heating are considerable. Negotiating a good fuel and electricity price can help to keep energy costs under control. But is your set up working as hard as it should be? Our...
Read More >Energy Technology & Control has been a global leader in the design and development of combustion controls and burner control technology for an impressive 30 years. To mark the occasion, ETC has created an infographic outlining some of the most notable dates in the company’s history. It is...
Read More >Energy Technology & Control, a global leader in the design and development of combustion controls and technology, is proud to launch a sophisticated new responsive website. With more than 30 years’ experience designing and manufacturing innovative electronic burner controls for industrial...
Read More >Energy Technology & Control Ltd has expanded it’s range of servos to include EX actuators (servo motors), these are approved for hazardous area operation. They are variants of the ETC6023 and 6024 CANbus type, with 20Nm and 40Nm actuation force respectively. Compatibility They are marked...
Read More >Energy Technology & Control Ltd, a UK manufacturer of electronic Burner Management Systems, has expanded its range of combustion controllers to allow waste and bio-fuels to be fired either independently or simultaneously with a conventional gaseous or liquid base fuel. Simultaneous firing of...
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