Allen-Bradley automationFactory-integrated systemsBuilt for mobility
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Illustrative concept of an integrated container control house
Engineered-to-order configurations

Make room for
your exact requirements.

A larger footprint, a different layout or specialized interfaces. We develop the control house around the equipment and the way your team will use it.

Start with what the system needs to do.

The 20-foot reference is a starting point. Larger container formats, including 40-foot options, are engineered to order when the equipment and site call for them.

01

Equipment & service space

Establish equipment dimensions, electrical working space, door swings, maintenance paths and access to replace major components.

02

Automation architecture

Configure the Allen-Bradley platform, motor-control arrangement, I/O, operator interfaces and plant connections.

03

Site & transport

Coordinate the finished envelope, transport route, lifting strategy, support, anchoring and environmental design basis.

Define special requirements early.

01

Environment

Share ambient temperatures, dust, moisture, corrosion exposure and any site classification that affects the design.

02

Project approvals

Identify the required electrical, structural and building approvals so the scope and documentation are established before fabrication.

03

Future changes

Plan reasonable spare capacity, additional equipment areas and future field connections where the process is expected to grow.

Your design or a new starting point.

Bring your drawings and specifications, or start with an equipment list and a description of the process. We’ll identify the decisions needed to establish a buildable configuration.

Use the specification checklist
Your process. Your location. Your next move.

Let’s put your control system
in a place that can go places.

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