For our well-known client, we have, according to special requirements, constructed switchgear containers to accommodate low-voltage distribution devices. The product defined in this way is delivered to clients in a large number of EU and CIS countries for their needs. Our turnkey service supplies a complete off-site assembled solution, leading to significant savings in terms of time and cost.
All Switchgear containers are designed and produced strictly to client specifications.
Where space is at a premium Container switching devices are an option we at EUROmodul, together with our partners, will design and build a complete switching room inside a container for different needs:
- HV/LV transformers
- LV distribution devices
- UPS modules
- power distribution units and backup generators.
Some of our switchgear container solutions are:
- Business Management System for Bulk terminals
- Traffic Control System for Bulk terminals
- For distributed systems
- Process Monitoring
Switchgear containers serve several important purposes in electrical power systems. Firstly, they protect electrical equipment by housing switchgear components like circuit breakers, fuses, and relays, which prevent damage from overloads, short circuits, or other electrical faults. Additionally, switchgear containers isolate faulty sections of an electrical network, allowing maintenance and repair work to proceed safely without disrupting the entire system.
Moreover, these containers save space, especially when indoor space is limited or when an outdoor installation is preferred. They offer a compact and secure environment for switchgear equipment. Furthermore, being containerized, they provide mobility as they can be easily transported and deployed to different locations as needed, offering flexibility for temporary or permanent installations.
Lastly, the containers shield the switchgear from environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and temperature extremes, ensuring reliable operation. In summary, switchgear containers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety, reliability, and efficiency of electrical power systems.
