- Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd (ETI) are thrilled to be headline sponsor for the fourth year running at the 2019 Adur & Worthing Business Awards. ETI is the UK's leader in the manufacture and design of electronic thermometers and temperature probes and in April 2018 they were awarded the Queen's Award for Enterprise for a fourth.
- Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd, is an award-winning digital thermometer manufacturer, producing digital and infrared thermometers for food service and industry together with dataloggers, moisture meters, humidity and pH meters. With demand for WiFi and Bluetooth temperature products, ETI has developed a range of products to meet this.
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Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd, is a digital thermometer manufacturer, producing digital thermometers, catering thermometers, moisture meters, pH meters, dataloggers and other related products
Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd (ETI) is a private limited company founded in 1983 by Miriam and Peter Webb. Over the past 33 years, ETI has developed a worldwide reputation as a manufacturer and supplier of quality and value for money instrumentation and temperature sensors. ETI manufactures in its two Worthing factories a comprehensive range of digital thermometers and temperature probes, and sells a wide range of temperature measurement instrumentation, sensors and associated accessories. ETI instruments are designed to be easy to use and offer the benefits of a reliable product, available at a variety of price levels. The thermometers can be used for a wide assortment of applications from testing the temperature of chilled food to hot asphalt.
The benefits of having in-house manufacturing and design facilities give ETI an advantage over the majority of the competition, which in the main, import part or wholly assembled instruments. The flexibility and knowledge of detailed manufacture provides an added dimension to the service it can offer its customers. ETI’s knowledge and experience in the manufacture of sensors, enables the company to provide a bespoke design service. Temperature monitoring has become an important factor in the business world and, with it, more diverse applications that ETI can assist the customer to measure.
There are several reasons for the success of the business, and an essential one is the workforce ETI has. The company can boast a valuable, hardworking, and talented team of employees, and this was something that MD Peter Webb was keen to highlight: “We have a lot of loyalty in our workforce and they are really good at what they do. We have got people who have been here for 25 years and those people have grown up with the business and we owe a great deal of debt to those people because they have invested a great deal of time and effort into ETI. Our employees are significantly our number one asset – from my point of view they have done a fantastic job over the years.”
Another major strength of ETI, which is absolutely essential, is its research and development, this has resulted in a number of improvements and new technologies. The focus that the company commits to this area is a positive sign for the future of the business, and Peter went into more detail about some of the success of this: “Research and development is huge, if you don’t develop new products then you basically are saying your business will not grow and likely decline. Investing in this – looking at ideas and ways of doing things, and approaching projects differently in the process or product is core to how we approach this.” ETI has a number of new products that demonstrate the innovative nature of the company and its approach to progress, and Peter highlighted some interesting developments: “We have a patent for a rotating 360 degree display – it uses an LCD, and nobody else in the industry can use this due to the patent, and that certainly provides us with a nice competitive strength. It means that there will be certain instruments that once they have the display can be turned 360 degrees, whether you are left handed or right handed.”
Peter then continued and discussed another exciting development: “We have the Bluetooth technology, but are also working on WIFI products – which will allow people to measure temperatures remotely from anywhere. For example, if you run a restaurant and want to ensure that the expensive stock doesn’t degrade due to a rise in temperature of the fridge – due to the door being left open or a fault – you are able to get an SMS text notifying you that the temperature has gone past a certain number.
This would mean you are able to react quickly and rectify the situation, saving money on stock, and providing peace of mind. With this technology it offers an exciting opportunity for us to use within some of our products, which can then be utilised by a diverse section of businesses or individuals.”
ETI’s success and quality has not gone unnoticed, it has been the recipient of many awards, though some of particular note are the two Queens Awards that the company has won for export. Another impressive one was the individual award London and South East Director of the Year Award in 2014 that Peter Webb won, this was a great acknowledgment of the work done at ETI and demonstrates the reputation it has among its peers. The company’s products also being often used by those in visible positions, some of its thermometers are the choice of a popular national cookery programme, and is also a favourite of many celebrity chefs, both veterans of the industry as well as up and coming ones. This demonstrates that ETI’s products are trusted and used by those who understand the importance of reliability and quality.
Therefore, with ETI holding a target of hitting £20 million turnover in 2020, and expecting to reach £13 million turnover for 2016, the future seems bright. The company will continue to improve, develop, and create even more cutting edge products, and considering the popularity of its products already, it seems likely that ETI will only continue to grow.
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Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd (ETI) are thrilled to be headline sponsor for the fourth year running at the 2019 Adur & Worthing Business Awards. ETI is the UK’s leader in the manufacture and design of electronic thermometers and temperature probes and in April 2018 they were awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for a fourth time since 2012.
Now trading for 35 years, the company currently employs 175 staff at their three factories in Worthing. The business is supported by an in-house Research & Development team, and a UDAS accredited calibration laboratory for both temperature and humidity.
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The SuperFast Thermapen, ETI’s flagship product, is used worlwide for many different applications. Offering a combination of speed, accuracy and convenience of use, the Thermapen uses advanced technology and incorporates a number of innovative features including a patented 360° self-rotating display. Various models complete the Thermapen range including the new Thermapen IR infrared and Thermapen Blue with Bluetooth technology.
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ETI has developed a worlwide reputation as a manufacturer and supplier of high quality and precision digital thermometers, data loggers and temperature sensors for a wide range of temperature measurement applications. ETI currently exports approximately 59% of its annual turnover to countries all over the world and also supplies thermometers to other industrial sectors including construction, healthcare, scientific laboratories, HVAC and refrigeration.