ETL Systems is a UK-based manufacturer of RF distribution equipment and RF and microwave components for satellite ground stations and other microwave users. Their products, used by top satellite operators, broadcasters, and government organizations like NATO, include L-Band routers, matrix switches, splitters, combiners, amplifiers, and frequency converters operating from DC to 40 GHz. ETL Systems also provides custom-built RF and microwave solutions and complete ground segment solutions, with support for customers in over 100 countries. In 2024, ETL Systems acquired SpacePath Communications to strengthen its SATCOM offerings.
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ETL Systems has expanded its manufacturing capacity at its headquarters in Herefordshire.
ETL Systems appointed John Vesey as Business Development Director.
Before joining ETL Systems, John Vesey worked as Vice President at Sojitz Corporation of America.
ETL Systems has recently opened a state-of-the-art research and development center in Rickmansworth, London.
John Vesey aims to help ETL Systems expand its presence across the satcom, military, and government sectors.
ETL Systems is focusing on expanding its customer base and rolling out new technologies.
John Vesey will also support ETL Systems' sales teams in Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East.
ETL Systems previously worked with the same U.S. Government and Defense contractor prior to this $1,330,000 order.
ETL Systems received an order valued at $1,330,000 from a large U.S. Government and Defense contractor.
ETL Systems is a UK specialist that designs and manufactures RF equipment.
ETL Systems’ Harrier 128×128 matrix met Televisa’s minimum capacity requirement and offered future expandability.
Televisa replaced its existing 64×64 matrix with ETL Systems’ Harrier 128×128 L-band downlink matrix for the upgrade.
ETL Systems launched the Genus RF distribution modular chassis designed to enable the leap to MEO and LEO constellations.
Susan Saadat is the Vice President Americas at ETL Systems.
ETL Systems supplied a Hurricane 64x64 RF switch matrix (HUR-10) equipped with active fiber optic input modules for the Maison de Radio-Canada project.
This Maison de Radio-Canada deployment is the second project on which CBC/Radio-Canada has used ETL Systems’ RF distribution equipment after the Canadian Broadcasting Centre in Toronto in 2016.
The Maison de Radio-Canada project included an L-band Alto line amplifier and 8-, 16- and 32-way single L-Band Active Dextra splitters supplied by ETL Systems.