SCR control houses
SCR/DC drive equipment, power distribution, controls and house integration for drilling applications.
Explore SCR assemblies →Oil & gas power and controls
SCR/VFD control houses and power systems built for the field.
Oil and gas is where ETSCO’s power-and-control experience was forged. From complete SCR/DC and VFD/AC control houses to switchgear, MCCs, generator controls, driller stations and legacy Ross Hill or Hill Hayes equipment, ETSCO understands how the pieces work together.
SCR/DC systemsControl houses, assemblies and legacy support.
VFD/AC systemsDrive houses, controls and electrical integration.
Rig power equipmentSwitchgear, MCCs, generators and controls.
Driller controlsStations, consoles, chairs and foot controls.
The complete system view
More than a drive cabinet.
A working rig power system ties drives, distribution, generator controls and operator controls together. ETSCO can engage at the complete-house level, the electrical-assembly level or the legacy-component level—depending on what the customer needs.
VFD control houses
VFD/AC drive equipment, cabinets, cooling interfaces, wiring and integrated controls.
Switchgear and MCCs
Distribution, breakers, motor-control equipment and related electrical assemblies within the power package.
Explore switchgear →Driller stations
Driller consoles, chairs, foot throttles and operator-control assemblies for field use.
Browse driller controls →Project-specific scope, condition, compatibility and schedule are confirmed in ETSCO’s written quote.
Legacy depth
Ross Hill and Hill Hayes knowledge still matters.
When the installed system is older, generic replacement logic is not enough. ETSCO’s background with legacy drilling power systems helps buyers start from the actual board, bay, cabinet, control function and equipment revision.
- SCR assemblies and slide boards
- AC and DC control modules
- Generator, exciter and protection boards
- Repair, replacement and modernization discussions
Bring ETSCO the whole house—or the one part stopping it.
Start with the rig, system, equipment identity, required scope and date. We’ll take the conversation from there.