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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Temporary cooling hire company
A dual chiller changeover panel, drawn once and built again and again for a hire fleet
A national cooling hire company sends chillers out in pairs, and every pair needs a changeover panel to share the load, rotate duty and take over when one trips. We took their existing panel design, re-engineered it, drew it as indoor and outdoor standards and now build it whenever their depots need more.
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Cooling hire company, for a chemical manufacturer
A process cooling panel for a chemical plant, proven at a two-day factory acceptance test
A cooling hire company were supplying a process cooling system to a specialist chemical manufacturer in the South of England: a chiller, an air-blast fluid cooler, process and recirculation pumps and a weir tank. We designed, built and programmed the control panel, and the customer and their client watched it run through a two-day factory acceptance test in Stoke-on-Trent before it left.
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Process cooling specialist, West Midlands
Pump skid panels for a process cooling specialist, from a one-off to a repeat
A West Midlands process cooling company build pump skids to go with their chillers. We built them a twin-inverter panel with duty changeover and a chiller interlock, then a simpler single-inverter panel designed to be ordered again. They now reorder it by its drawing number.
Read the case studyIn 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.”
“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.”
“The panel is very, very decent. Highly rated so far in terms of installation and setting up.”
“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.”
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