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Custom controls

Built to your print, not pulled from a shelf.

Every capability below has shipped on a production machine. Nothing here is aspirational.

What can be built to your print
  • Your logo on the bezel. Printed or moulded, at production quantity, not as a one-off favour.
  • Panel cutout to your dimensions. The opening you already have, so a replacement drops in.
  • Your mounting pattern. Hole spacing and fixings to match the machine, not the catalog.
  • The I/O count you need. Discrete and analog points sized to the machine, with Ethernet, serial or Modbus as the application asks.
  • One part number for the lineup. Approved once, carried across every model that shares the panel.
Hardware
Hall station screen showing car position

HMI and touchscreen interfaces

Panel-mount displays for temperature, recipe and machine control. Branded bezels, custom mounting.

Control panel with PLC, I/O and wiring, built for an OEM machine

PLCs and machine controllers

Sized to the machine. Application support included, so the software learning curve is ours before it is yours.

Remote I/O modules wired into a factory automation enclosure

I/O, drives and networking

Remote I/O, fieldbus, sensor integration, barcode verification and the network layout that ties it together.

Elevator hall station with call display

Custom operator panels

All-glass cab operating panels, hall stations and fixtures engineered to a cost target at production quantity.

Engineering

Application review

The machine, the environment, the volume, the target. A control architecture and a price at your quantity, before any order.

Application programming

Routines, recipes, comms and conversions written by Phoenix and handed over as code your engineer can paste and own.

Cost engineering

Taking a $1,000 panel to $350 at 2,500 units is not discounting. It is redesign, at the factory, with your target on the drawing.

Sourcing and standardisation

One platform across your model range, stocked and reboxed in Illinois, so the next revision costs less than the last.

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