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Case studies

What we built, and what it had to do

Each one covers the brief, what made it hard, the panel we built and what happened on site. Some customers are named with their permission; the rest are described by what they do and roughly where.

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Inside a pump room panel: a row of Siemens S7-1200 controllers and I/O modules, an industrial Ethernet switch, power supplies, a long bank of interface relays and the pump starters below
Fuel systems

Fuel systems contractor, for a data centre operator

Pump room control panels for a 17-generator data centre fuel system

A UK fuel systems contractor was installing the generator fuel system for a data centre campus: 17 standby generators, four underground bulk tanks, two pump rooms, a fill point and a dump tank. We designed, built and programmed the control panels.

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Five fuel system control panels lined up on the factory floor, each with an IDEC touchscreen, emergency stop and isolator; the nearest shows the fuel polishing unit screen with pump, filter and particle count status
Fuel systems

Fuel storage specialist, Yorkshire

Fuel polishing and transfer panels for a site you can't easily get to

A UK fuel storage specialist was supplying a fuel polishing and transfer system for a remote site overseas: polishing units in a pumphouse and in containers, a transfer unit and a monitoring point. We designed, built and programmed all six control panels.

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Inside a dual pump fuel transfer panel for two day tanks: two Siemens LOGO! modules, interface relays, circuit breakers, two pump contactors with overloads, a 24V DC power supply and orange lever terminals
Fuel systems

Fuel tank manufacturer

From two bespoke panels to a tank manufacturer's own range of fuel panels

A UK fuel tank manufacturer supplies tanks with pump sets for generator day tanks and fuel polishing. We built its first two control panels in early 2026, standardised them, and by October were building a three-panel range to its own product codes.

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Inside a later five-valve version of the panel: circuit breakers, a row of interface relays, a DIN-rail UPS with its battery connections and labelled lever terminals
Fuel systems

Fuel systems integrator

Bulk tank selection and isolation valve panels, repeated depot by depot

A fuel storage and dispensing systems integrator needed a panel to control the selection and isolation valves between a depot's bulk tanks and its loading pumps. We designed the first in 2024 from their control philosophy, and have built it four more times since.

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In their words

“It's everything you'd expect from a G&G panel. It's simple to install and easy to use. I really like the standard in-built light. It's reliable and versatile. When clients want panels on site quick, it's perfect. In short I think it's going to be a game-changer for people in the pump industry.”

Terry Isaac, Director of Operations, pump service contractor, on Telemetrix

“The detail, and thought that goes into making these installer and end user friendly is second to none. The best control panels we've seen, let alone had the pleasure of using. Great products.”

Pump installer, on the Basix range

“The panel is very, very decent. Highly rated so far in terms of installation and setting up.”

Installing engineer, on Telemetrix

“Normally we'd expect a 6 to 8 week lead time on a panel build. In this case it was done in 12 working days, which is a testament to G&G Controls and SSE working together.”

Daniel Lake, SSE Energy Solutions, on a BMS panel

Got a job like one of these?

Send the spec, the pump schedule or the points list and we will tell you what we would build and what it costs.