Start with familiar technology
An Allen-Bradley control architecture helps your operations and maintenance teams work with a consistent platform. PLCs, operator interfaces, drives and motor controls are selected around the application.

EHouse Controls brings the Automation Ready Panels approach to a complete mobile control environment. We combine practical engineering, a familiar Allen-Bradley platform and coordinated shop integration.
An Allen-Bradley control architecture helps your operations and maintenance teams work with a consistent platform. PLCs, operator interfaces, drives and motor controls are selected around the application.
Clear layouts, understandable operating sequences and accessible equipment matter throughout the system's life. We focus on what your process requires and what your team will maintain.
The container, HVAC, utility power, internal wiring and control equipment are considered together. Each element supports an organized installation with a clear path to site integration.
Package a repeatable control environment with your process equipment. Standard layouts and software building blocks can be adapted across a product family.
Bring controls close to the operation while preserving the option to relocate. Agree equipment selection, field interfaces and project responsibilities before the build.
Keep documentation, identification and service access part of the engineering conversation. Responsive project support starts with a clear understanding of the delivered system.
EHouse Controls extends the ARP approach to a complete mobile control environment: practical designs, a familiar automation platform and a clear path from requirements to delivery.
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A common automation platform can simplify training, troubleshooting and spare-parts planning. The equipment selection still follows the loads, functions and operating requirements of your project.
The automation architecture centers on Allen-Bradley. Container construction, HVAC and supporting electrical infrastructure use equipment appropriate to their functions and the agreed specification.