ISA Orange County hosted the Automation OC Expo on October 11, 2011 in Huntington Beach, CA. Electrical Systems Ltd. discussed custom control panel capabilities and and service offerings with professionals in the instrumentation industry. ESL prides itself on consistently providing exceptional service for specialized industrial control panel needs.
(August 2011)
ESL Discusses Industrial Control Panel Capabilities with I&C Professionals
ESL exhibited at the I&C Expo 2011™ on August 18th. Professionals from the Instrumentation & Controls industries gathered to attend workshops where they learned about the latest trends. ESL discussed panel shop capabilities and provided a virtual tour to attendees.
(June 2011)
ESL's Launches Virtual Tour of Industrial Control Panel Shop Video
The ESL team is expert in building custom control panels per client specifications on time and on budget.
Take a virtual tour of ESL's UL 508 panel shop and learn what makes ESL the leading panel builder in Southern California.
(February 2011)
ESL Supplies Alaska Railroad with Wayside Power Cabinets
ESL’s Wayside Power Cabinets enable locomotive engines to be shut down and run from a plug-in power supply. Eliminating idling of a locomotive’s diesel engine reduces the number of toxins released into the environment.
Alaska Railroad is currently upgrading the Seward Depot to include ESL’s Wayside Power Cabinets. Once installed, ESL’s Wayside Power Cabinets (or Wayside Outlet Boxes) will allow the power needed to support food and beverage service aboard the train to be supplied from a plug-in power supply adjacent to the track.
ESL’s Wayside Cabinets can be customized to meet varying power requirements and are built to APTA and Amtrak D77-24 Specifications. In addition, ESL’s wayside power equipment provides operators with safe and simple operating procedures.
(October 2010)
ESL Shares Custom Control Panel Capabilities at Automation OC
ISA Orange County hosted the Automation OC Expo in Huntington Beach on October 26th. ESL had the opportunity to exhibit at this event and network with professionals from the automation industry. In addition, ESL was able to provide attendees with information on custom control panel capabilities.
To learn more about ESL's control panel shop which services Southern California, please call 951-739-7000 or email info@eslsys.com.
(July 2010)
ESL Flexes its Contract Manufacturing Capabilities in the Traffic Safety Industry
Electrical Systems Ltd., a woman owned, Southern California custom control panel fabricator, demonstrates its diverse capabilities to provide OEMs with customized assemblies for a variety of industries, including Traffic Safety. Technology enhancements are prevalent in everyday life, including street corners which are now home to Traffic Safety cameras. One of ESL’s recent contract manufacturing projects involves fabricating nearly 600 cabinets and flash housings for a global Traffic Safety company.
Specialized equipment ESL has provided for the Traffic Safety industry includes:
Street corner traffic cabinets
Red light enforcement control cabinets
Radar enforcement cabinets
Flash housings
Touch screen toll-booth operator assemblies
Terminal block assemblies
Wire harnesses
Headquartered in Corona, California, ESL provides contract manufacturing customers with design assistance, quality assurance, and timely delivery on every project. To learn more or schedule a visit, please contact ESL at 951-739-7000 or info@eslpwr.com.
(February 2010)
ESL Presents “Differences in Panels for Hazardous Locations” at Instrumentation 2010™
Electrical Systems Ltd. had the opportunity to exhibit at the Instrumentation 2010™ show on February 18, 2010. In addition to a career fair and expo, this show also provided attendees with 45 minute training sessions on various topics relating to the automation and instrumentation industries.
Randy Carsten, Sales Manager for ESL, delivered a presentation on “Differences in Panels for Hazardous Locations”. This training session provided attendees with a panel builder’s perspective on how to approach hazardous control panel needs for unique applications. A few design and NEMA rating considerations discussed were purge systems v. non-purge systems and components.
To schedule ESL’s current educational event series, “Differences in Panels for Hazardous Locations” at your place of business, or to learn more about ESL’s custom control panel capabilities, please call 951-739-7000 or e-mail info@eslsys.com.
(August 2009)
ESL Presents “ Control Panel Design - Thinking Inside the Box” at the Instrumentation/Controls Expo ’09 Training, Exhibition and Career Fair.
Electrical Systems Ltd. participated as an exhibitor at the first annual I/C Expo ’09 Training, Exhibition and Career Fair, held August 6 at the Scottish Rite Event Center in San Diego. ESL had the opportunity to discuss industrial control panel capabilities and service offerings with attendees from the automation and instrumentation industry.
In addition, Randy Carsten, Sales Manager for ESL, delivered a presentation on “ Control Panel Design - Thinking Inside the Box”. The session covered the basic guidelines for designing industrial control panels that work from a panel builder’s perspective.
Please click here for a presentation clip from February’s Instrumentation show.
To schedule ESL’s current educational event series, Control Panel Design - Thinking Inside the Box” at your place of business, or to learn more about ESL’s custom control panel capabilities, please call 951-739-7000 or e-mail info@eslsys.com.
(April 2009)
ESL Attends Annual SPE Regional Meeting
Electrical Systems Ltd. participated as an exhibitor at the Annual SPE Regional Meeting, held March 24-26, 2009 in San Jose, CA. This year’s theme, New Solutions for Maximizing Recovery and Value, provided a platform for a diverse set of businesses to discuss the challenges and solutions faced by operators in the Western North America Region. Some topics included: Reservoir Management, Design and Operation of Facilities, Heavy Oil and Thermal Recovery, Problems of and Solutions for Small and Midsize Producers, and Energy Industry in the Western Region.
Electrical Systems Ltd. attended this event in order to team with other manufacturers, engineering firms, and integrators to expand our ability to construct cost effective, reliable control panels. Electrical Systems Ltd. also had on display the StormSwitch™, a manual transfer switch designed for safe portable generator connection, which can bring a new, economical level of readiness for the petrochemical industry.
(March 2009)
ESL Announces Fabrication Shop Expansion
Electrical Systems Ltd. is pleased to announce the expansion of their in-house fabrication shop. The upgraded shop provides clients with shorter lead times and greater flexibility in customized fabrications. New sheet metal equipment includes an Amada Turret Punch Press and a 100 ton, 12-foot Amada Press Brake. MIG/TIG welding capabilities have also been enhanced. ESL continues to capitalize on opportunities to provide customers with unique and economical fabricated solutions.
(February 2009)
Control Panel Design - ISA Instrumentation '09
Electrical Systems Ltd. participated as an exhibitor at ISA’s Instrumentation ’09 show, held February 19 at the Carson Convention Center, where they shared business capabilities and service offerings with customers and prospects in the automation and instrumentation industry. ESL’s David Hellmers, VP – Engineering, delivered a presentation on “Control Panel Design – Thinking Inside the Box”.
ESL’s David Hellmers, VP – Engineering, delivers presentation on “Industrial Control Panel Design Considerations - Thinking Inside the Box”.
ESL is taking this presentation to provide small group learning opportunities. The session covers the basic guidelines for designing industrial control panels that work from a panel builder’s perspective. For more information, please contact ESL at 951-739-7000 or info@eslsys.com
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ESL’s Wayside Power Cabinets enable locomotive engines to be shut down and run from a plug-in power supply. Eliminating idling of a locomotive’s diesel engine reduces the number of toxins released into the environment. 
(August 2009)
