ECLIPS and ARENA held a Container Roll-Out Solar System (CROSS) demonstration day in Canberra, Australia on 12 April 2018.
The CROSS is a factory assembled, relocatable ground-mount solar power array that can be securely stacked seven high and rolled into and out of standard ISO shipping containers. The CROSS20 has an output of almost 2.2 kW and the CROSS40 produces over 4.3 kW. This enables over 30 kW to be delivered per 40 ft shipping container. CROSS is a modular solution suitable for projects up to utility scale.
Designed and built specifically to meet the functional requirements of logistics operations on Barrow Island (Gorgon project), CROWS™ is an inter-connectable, all-steel, cargo-carrying platform and field warehousing system. CROWS can be rolled in and out of standard ISO shipping containers, or can be transported on a flatbed truck/trailer or MAFI trailer. From initial customer engagement to delivery of 4000 units to the Chevron supply base in Perth, the project duration was 11 months.
CROWS™ is a trademarked and patent-protected product.
ECLIPS (formerly Sea Box International) displayed a number of its 40 ft portable grandstands at the Queanbeyan Showgrounds in New South Wales during August 2015. These cost-effective modules are easy to transport and install, and can seat up to 120 people.
ECLIPS (formerly Sea Box International) designed and delivered six transportable cyclone shelters to Atlas Iron at the Abydos mine site, 130 km south of Port Hedland, Western Australia. Each module caters for 20 occupants, and aside from the requested installation of air conditioning units, all facilities within the modules are passive, that is, non-reliant on external power. The transportable cyclone shelter provides a safe haven for personnel in cyclone prone areas, potentially saving lives and significant demobilisation costs on remote mine sites.
ECLIPS (formerly Sea Box International) built a customised Roll-Out Expandable Container-Based Module for Agilent’s VOSCAL (volume on-site calibration) mobile calibration facility. The roll-out section increases the internal volume of the module and retracts into the same footprint of a standard ISO shipping container ready for transport.
This observation post was created as an addition to the Australian Federal Police (AFP) Method of Entry Unit training modules project. It’s a simple, two-storey observation post with an internal staircase. These products are ideal for training and for actual observation work.
The containers come ready for assembly, vastly reducing the on-site construction requirements of a conventionally built structure. This makes deployment to difficult areas much easier.
ECLIPS (formerly Sea Box International) designed and built a trials laboratory for the Defence, Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO). We delivered the lab fully furnished, wired and ready to run. The laboratory is a double roll-out expandable container: when closed it takes up the same footprint as a regular ISO shipping container but when expanded the floor area is increased by 193 percent.
The ECLIPS (formerly Sea Box International) Dive Tank was developed for the Australian Defence Force for Special Forces training and provides a fully functioning containerised scuba diving training tank. The unit is fully transportable once emptied and can be easily relocated as required.
ECLIPS (formerly Sea Box International) delivered a transportable camp including accommodation, office/kitchenette, office/storeroom and ablutions modules to Cubic for the Australian Army.
As part of our Container-Based Modular Buildings, ECLIPS (formerly Sea Box International) offer a wide range of toilets and showering facilities. This custom-built ablutions block is a fully self-contained system with water storage, waste storage and electrical power, making it ideal for remote locations.