ISO Container
The marine ISO container is a solution that could be set up and tested in-house, with the aim to be quickly installed on site later. The marine ISO container 20’ and 40’ consists of a one-piece self-supporting metal structure, with internal separating walls and normalised corner blocks suitable for lifting and positioning. The container’s dimensions and its sturdiness guarantee a high level of stiffness, thus making it suitable for an easy shipping. The container is sea-shipping approved, stackable and it is not necessary to disassemble it, due to its structure.
Technical Features
ISO Container 20’ and 40’
Sea-shipping approved
Additional internal equipment: medium voltage (MV) switchgears, low voltage (LV) switchgears, power transformer, inverter, SCADA system, electrical installations, fire-fighting system, weather station, air-conditioning system, auxiliary, UPS, batteries, CCTV
High-resistant coating for saltiness and humidity
Indoor earthing systems
Customized design of the base and the interior spaces, accordingly with the layout of the equipment
Double-side tailgates and optional hydraulic pistons to build the floor and roof of two further side aisles
Installation on slab, or on raised supports
Lighting system with internal control panel and emergency lighting
Advantages
Construction, configuration and application flexibility
Suitable for road and sea transportation
High level of robustness and mechanical resistance
Compactness
Short installation times
Applications
Oil & gas
Railway sector
Smart grid
Utility on primary and secondary distribution grids
Mobile substations
Photovoltaic plants
Wind power stations
Hydroelectric power stations
Other electric energy generation plants
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