Continental Controls Corporation was originally co-founded in 1968 by the current president of the company, Ross Fisher. The company established a prominent place in the gas turbine industry by developing speed and temperature monitors and then fuel control modules used primarily with Solar Turbine engines. These controls became known as Solar "Black Boxes."

In the early 1970’s CCC developed innovative electronic controls for Gas Turbine Compressor applications, a Generator Set Control system that became known as a KS Gen Set and was in more than 350 locations by telephone companies, and a very early control system for reciprocating engines. Mr. Fisher was responsible for the design and development of all of the CCC products during this time.
In 1979 CCC was sold to The Bendix Corporation but continued to operate as Continental Controls / Bendix. In 1989 Mr. Fisher left Bendix and acquired the rights to the Continental Controls name as well as the rights to manufacture the Black Box products that he had developed. CCC now continues to offer the "Black Boxes" both new and refurbished, as well as the latest in turbine control systems and advanced gas and liquid fuel metering valves.

Designs and builds products for Natural Gas engine fuel control, air fuel ratio control, flow measurement, gas and liquid turbine fuel metering, and dual fuel gas substitution for diesel engines. 

Continental Controls Corporation was originally co-founded in 1968 by the current president of the company, Ross Fisher. The company established a prominent place in the gas turbine industry by developing speed and temperature monitors and then fuel control modules used primarily with Solar Turbine engines. These controls became known as Solar "Black Boxes." 

In the early 1970’s CCC developed innovative electronic controls for Gas Turbine Compressor applications, a Generator Set Control system that became known as a KS Gen Set and was in more than 350 locations by telephone companies, and a very early control system for reciprocating engines. Mr. Fisher was responsible for the design and development of all of the CCC products during this time. 

In 1979 CCC was sold to The Bendix Corporation but continued to operate as Continental Controls / Bendix. In 1989 Mr. Fisher left Bendix and acquired the rights to the Continental Controls name as well as the rights to manufacture the Black Box products that he had developed. CCC now continues to offer the "Black Boxes" both new and refurbished, as well as the latest in turbine control systems and advanced gas and liquid fuel metering valves.