Allen-Bradley at the core
A familiar automation platform for your PLC, operator interface and PowerFlex drive architecture.

Allen-Bradley automation. A complete industrial control room. The freedom of a connex container. Designed, built and integrated around your operation.
The Automation Ready Panels approach.
Now in a complete, movable control environment.
Rotate our 20-foot container, peel back the roof and explore the control equipment, climate systems and interior layout.
From the controls to the climate, the details work together. Our featured configuration brings the electrical room to your process.
A familiar automation platform for your PLC, operator interface and PowerFlex drive architecture.
Insulation, a finished liner, personnel access and LED lighting make room for operation and service.
Dual industrial HVAC, with lead/lag and redundancy arrangements defined around your heat load and site.
Integrated utility transformation, lighting and receptacle distribution, grounding and protected internal wiring.
Shop mounting, wiring, labeling and electrical checks bring the system together before shipment.
Keep your controls with your process as the project, equipment or operating location changes.
Bring the automation onto a common platform: familiar engineering tools, coordinated diagnostics and components your maintenance team can support.
The right scale of PLC for your equipment and process.
Clear operation, useful diagnostics and process visibility.
Motor control configured around the actual load.
A coordinated network for controllers, I/O and drives.
Build the control environment once. Plan it around the next move, the next phase and the next opportunity.
A transportable footprint. A project-specific installation.Relocate the control house when your process or operating site changes, with transport and reconnection planned into the system.
Complete equipment mounting, internal wiring and fit-out in the shop while your site team prepares the location.
Repeat a common arrangement across similar equipment and operating locations, with changes coordinated from one project to the next.
Bring the controls, power distribution and service access together inside an insulated, climate-managed space.
Bring Automation Ready Panels’ practical approach to an entire control environment: proven starting points, application-focused engineering and coordinated delivery.
Configure established control-panel designs around the application, reducing unnecessary design work.
Coordinate the controls, software and equipment interfaces before the system reaches the site.
Standardize the automation and document the configuration so maintenance and future changes are easier to manage.
Standard ARP panel programs emphasize fast delivery. Complete container schedules are confirmed around the approved project scope. See how projects move forward.
From remote pumping to modular production, a dedicated control house helps keep the equipment, people and process connected.
Understand the scope before the project starts.
All frequently asked questionsIt is an industrial control room built inside a modified shipping container, also called a connex container or e-house. Automation panels, motor controls, utility power, internal wiring and environmental systems are integrated as one coordinated package.
Allen-Bradley is our standard automation platform for PLCs, operator interfaces, drives and motor-control components. The container structure, HVAC, utility transformer and other building infrastructure use equipment suited to those functions. We define the complete equipment scope in your proposal.
Yes, a container-based control system can be planned for relocation. Each move requires an engineered lifting and transport plan, safe disconnection, suitable foundations and anchoring at the new site, reconnection and startup checks. Tell us early if repeat moves are part of the application.
The container schedule depends on the approved layout, fabrication, electrical equipment availability, HVAC and project requirements. We confirm a project-specific schedule with the proposal. ARP’s advertised 7–10-business-day turnaround applies to eligible standard control panels; it is not the delivery commitment for a complete container system.