Churchill Controls Ltd.

Churchill Controls started in 1976, manufacturing capacitive level gauges and wave monitors. Wave monitors are used by universities and research establishments to monitor tanks used to test models of ships, bridges and sea defences. The level gauges are mainly used for measuring water and fuel levels in boats, but also found applications with water utilities for monitoring reservoirs and water towers. From this evolved the need to relay the level readings over telephone lines. Therefore around 1980 Churchill Controls began its history of designing and manufacturing telemetry systems, which quickly became our core business. We continue to manufacture wave monitors. The wave monitor design has remained virtually unchanged, and is still used by universities throughout the world.