About Churchill Controls:

Since 1976 Churchill Controls have been manufacturing cost effective solutions to the problems of monitoring and controlling remote industrial plant. The original products used leased telephone lines to send signals to and from a single transducer. These were supplemented by a range of complimentary products including depth transducers, tank gauges and wave monitors.

In 1986 the Department of Trade and Industry recognised that UHF radio could effectively be used for short-range telemetry applications, and de-regulated certain channels so that licences were no longer required. Churchill Controls were quick to identify the opportunities this represented and developed appropriate products. We thus became one of the market leaders in low power radio telemetry systems. Our customer base includes most of the water authorities in the British Isles, as well as British Gas, the National Rivers authority and the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.

In 1994, following the retirement of its founder, Churchill Controls became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Nemesis Electronic & Measurement Company (NEMCO). this added the strength of large scale in-house electronic assembly and automated test, and complemented NEMCO's radio alarm product range.

Today Churchill Controls continues to address the market needs for remote control and data acquisition. We are capitalising on the phenomenal advances being made in telecommunication networks, electronic components and computing to ensure that we provide the best solutions for our customers.