CTRL Systems, Inc.

CTRL Systems, Inc. is a global company, designing advanced ultrasound technologies and turnkey solutions for energy reduction, facility maintenance and mechanical equipment reliability.

CTRL Systems, Inc.  (Westminster, Maryland) – CTRL is pleased to announce the Canadian Navy as the next foreign military to authorize and integrate the CTRL UL101 for its fleet.

The U.S. Air National Guard has selected CTRL’s UL101 to outfit all bases for all platforms. After in-depth testing by the Air National Guard beginning in 2009, the UL101 will be fielded for use on both fixed wing and rotary platforms.

On June 6, 2012, CTRL made a presentation to the National Odometer and Title Fraud Enforcement Association (NOTFEA). The presentation showcased the German-made Tacho Spy which uses CTRL’s ultrasound technology to determine engine wear.

CTRL will join RMI and its partners from Baltimore County, the State of Maryland, and the U.S. Department of Energy. CTRL will be part of the discussion with the Maryland Energy Administration as they review financial resources available.

CTRL Systems, Inc. has been awarded a contract to test expanded usage of ultrasound with the UL101 on-board ship. Ultrasound allows for problems to be identified and located very early, it is quick to use, and it is non-intrusive.

CTRL Systems’ Beijing-based office has delivered CTRL products and programs to nearly 25% of the power plants in China. The pilot program is now open for even more power plants to participate.

CTRL Systems hosted a demonstration of an Odometer Rollback Detector based on CTRL's ultrasound technology. The Speedo-Spy combines a database of engine sounds with CTRL's UL101 and SoundCTRL systems to create an accurate measurement of engine wear.

The CTRL-Energy Savings Program (CTRL-ESP) is capable of assessing, locating, monitoring, calculating and confirming energy reduction opportunities in a manufacturing facility.

CTRL Systems, Inc., an ultrasound maintenance technologies provider, hires Steve Van Ooteghem as Director of National Accounts.