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G&G Controls, The Panel People

About G&G

The panel people

We have built electrical control panels since 1998. Today we are a family-run manufacturer with a 10,000 sq ft factory in Stoke-on-Trent, offices in Milton Keynes and Farnborough, and customers who order the same panels from us month after month.

The G&G Controls team outside the factory
1998
Founded
10,000 sq ft
Factory floor
3
Sites: Stoke, Milton Keynes, Farnborough
~1%
Of revenue to charity in a typical year

What we do

We design and build control panels, and we programme the PLCs and HMIs that go in them. We do not install. Our customers are pump companies, BMS integrators, M&E contractors and equipment manufacturers who need panels that are the same every time and arrive when promised.

Most of what we build is standardised: the Basix and Telemetrix wastewater ranges, booster set panels, Evometrix BMS panels. Bespoke work is built to the same conventions, on the same components, by the same people.

Every panel ships with a wiring diagram, a test certificate and a serial number, and is built to BS EN 61439-2 and BS EN 60204-1. Read about our standards.

The factory floor
Component warehouse
The three brothers who run G&G Controls
G&G Controls factory, Stoke-on-Trent

Our story

  1. 1998

    G&G Controls is founded and starts building pump control panels.

  2. 2013

    Expansion into OEM manufacturing and long-term relationships with equipment makers.

  3. 2018

    The business is taken on by three brothers, each bringing operations, design and sales.

  4. 2021

    The BMS panel division launches for building services contractors.

  5. 2022

    The Farnborough design office opens as a dedicated hub for development.

  6. 2023

    Production moves to a new 10,000 sq ft factory in Stoke-on-Trent. Adoptable panels for water authorities added.

  7. 2024

    Telemetrix launches: remote monitoring built into a wastewater panel with free email alerts. Strategic partnerships with BMS integrators.

  8. 2025

    Evometrix and the Gateway panel bring standardised BMS panels to market, cutting lead times in half. Living Wage employer accreditation.

G&G control panels through the years
G&G control panels through the years
G&G control panels through the years
G&G control panels through the years

How we build and test

Four steps, the same for every panel

From a drawing you have approved to a tested panel with its paperwork in the door.

What we test to →
  1. A G&G control panel drawing sheet

    Step 01

    Design

    Your pump schedule, points list or specification becomes a drawing on our standard platform. Same components, same conventions, every time. You approve it before we cut metal.

  2. G&G engineer wiring a control panel at the bench

    Step 02

    Build

    Wired by our own engineers in Stoke-on-Trent on Schneider, Socomec and WAGO components, from stock held on the shelf for the standard ranges.

  3. Testing a control panel before despatch

    Step 03

    Test

    Every panel is powered up, function tested and insulation tested before it leaves. The test certificate and serial number go in the door pocket with the wiring diagram.

  4. Finished G&G panels loaded for despatch

    Step 04

    Despatch

    Packed in bespoke packaging so it arrives as it left. Stock panels ordered before noon are on site the next working day; built-to-order panels in 10 to 20 working days.

Where we are

Stoke-on-Trent factory

Design, production and despatch

Unit 32 Whieldon Industrial Estate Whieldon Road Stoke-on-Trent ST4 4JP

Milton Keynes office

Sales, accounts and registered office

3b Michigan Drive Tongwell Milton Keynes MK15 8HQ

Farnborough design office

Design and development

13 Eelmoor Road Farnborough Hampshire GU14 7QN

Made in Britain: view our member listing

Made in Britain. Living Wage employer.

We are accredited members of Made in Britain and a certified Living Wage employer. Each year we aim to give around 1% of revenue to charity. Supporting communities.

Come and see the factory

OEM and framework customers are welcome to visit Stoke-on-Trent and see how the panels are built, tested and packed.