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Taking control of combustion efficiency

Published:  01 March, 2019

Burner manufacturer EOGB ENERGY PRODUCTS has announced it has launched a new service to design, develop and integrate bespoke burner controls for commercial heating systems and industrial processes.

Working in partnership with customers to understand their production process and specific heat control requirements, EOGB says its engineers can develop a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) configured to individual requirements. These deliver a range of functions such as sequencing systems to control multiple boilers and furnace control systems to accurately regulate temperature.

A graphical Human Machine Interface (HMI) can also be custom-designed to provide sophisticated management and a real-time view of system conditions and operational data, which engineers can access remotely from any internet connected device.

t: 01480 477066

w: www.eogb.co.uk/bespoke-burner-controls/

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