Filter and Control Products of LCR Electronics, Inc.

Filter and Control Products of LCR Electronics, Inc. develops advanced power supply solutions and EMI filters, serving diverse industries such as medical, industrial, and semiconductor fabrication with a focus on reliability and compliance. Filter and Control Products of LCR Electronics, Inc. specializes in designing and manufacturing power supply solutions and EMI filters since its establishment in 1985 in Norristown, US.

The company was acquired by Astrodyne Corporation, a portfolio company of Audax Private Equity, in December 2013. The founder's information is not available. Filter and Control Products of LCR Electronics, Inc. offers a range of products, including AC/DC power supplies, DC/DC converters, and EMI/EMC filters tailored for critical environments.

A key product, the PowerBridge™ AC UPS system, ensures uninterrupted operation during AC power loss and is designed to meet specific operational requirements for clients in military systems, laboratories, and semiconductor manufacturing, maintaining compliance with industry standards across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The company generates revenue through direct sales of power supply and EMI filter products primarily in B2B transactions, engaging in partnerships to ensure product compliance with application requirements. Revenue from flagship products, such as the PowerBridge™ online UPS systems, comes from upfront sales, supported by ongoing maintenance contracts or service agreements. Specific pricing details are not disclosed, but the pricing structure reflects the complexity and customization levels of their products.

The company plans to leverage its acquisition by Astrodyne Corporation to enhance its product offerings and expand into new markets. Although specific new products and release dates have not been disclosed, the focus will likely be on advanced technology solutions. The recent acquisition funding will support these initiatives, enabling the company to strengthen its position in existing markets and penetrate new geographic regions, although specific regions targeted for expansion are not mentioned.