Equipment plan
Define racks, service aisles, weights, maintenance access and mounting zones.
Technical equipment enclosures
Containerized data centre and telecom enclosures.
Use factory-built technical shells for edge and compute infrastructure where the enclosure, service entries and equipment interfaces must be coordinated before integration.
Start with the project
Decide what matters first.
A useful review begins with your site and operating needs, then narrows the product and configuration.
Power and cooling
Coordinate cable routes, cooling interfaces, condensate and external equipment clearances.
Site handover
Assign civil work, grounding, fire systems, controls, testing and commissioning.
Model references
Compare size and capacity.
These are shell formats for project coordination. Power, cooling, racks, fire systems, controls and commissioning are defined by the project integrator and approved engineering package.
Product references
Review exterior, interior and setup.
Use each image to discuss a specific part of the configuration and delivery plan.
Use the compact shell to coordinate door positions, service entries, access and external equipment zones.
Frame, panel, floor, openings and lifting interfaces are reviewed before equipment integration.
Equipment, cooling, power, fire protection and controls are coordinated by the project integrator.
Configuration review
Confirm the package.
Use the quotation and approved drawings to define the product package and local responsibilities.
Shell
Review the steel frame, insulated panels, roof, floor and required structural openings.
Interfaces
Locate service-entry plates, grounding points, lifting interfaces and equipment mounting zones.
Integration
Coordinate racks, power, cooling, controls, fire systems and maintenance access outside the shell scope.
Handover
Define drawing, inspection, packing, site receiving and commissioning responsibilities before order.
Scope boundary
Know who confirms what.
Keep the product package, your project inputs and local site work clear before the order is approved.
AeroPodHomes review
Technical-shell format, structural openings, coordination drawings and shell documentation.
You provide
Equipment layout, weights, power and cooling concept, interfaces, destination and schedule.
Project integrator
Detailed engineering, equipment, controls, fire systems, testing and commissioning.
Ordering
What moves the figure.
| Order quantity | Confirmed for the selected format, shipment plan and project phase. |
|---|---|
| Programme | Confirmed after the drawing set, quantity and factory schedule are agreed. |
| How it is quoted | One figure for the agreed scope, with a written exclusions list issued beside it. |
| Payment | Amounts, due points and required release records are defined in the quotation and contract. |
| Inspection | You, or an inspector you appoint, may attend the pre-dispatch inspection or inspect independently, at your cost. |
| Warranty | Periods, included elements, exclusions and claim handling are defined in the project contract. |
Foundations, crane and lifting, utility connections, installation labour and local permits sit with the buyer; engineering, manufacture, inspection, packing and the document set sit with us.
The full landed-cost stack, factory gate to first guestBefore quotation
Bring the site. Define the right model.
A useful first review connects the building family to your project conditions, rather than treating selection and site planning as separate decisions.
- Equipment layout and point loads
- Power and cooling interfaces
- Service-entry locations
- Maintenance and egress clearances
- Lifting, foundation and grounding
- Integration and handover scope
Common applications
- Edge compute sites
- Industrial facilities
- Remote infrastructure
- Utility compounds
- Phased capacity projects
Common questions
Before pricing.
Is this a complete data centre?+
No. The product is a coordinated technical shell. Equipment, power, cooling, fire systems, controls and commissioning require an appointed integrator.
What should be included in the first technical brief?+
Provide equipment layout, weights, heat-rejection concept, power interfaces, service entries, access needs, destination and target schedule.
Who confirms compliance and commissioning?+
The appointed engineering and integration team must define applicable requirements, approve the complete system and manage site testing and commissioning.
Go deeper before you brief us
- Open the engineered model1,154 positioned members and 9,947 structural checks from a live project
- How a cabin fits into 2 × 40 HC containersThe packing study that decides what arrives and in what order
- What a modular cabin costs deliveredThe full landed-cost stack, from factory gate to first guest
- Structural code checks, in buyer termsWhat AISI S100-16 verification actually proves
- Why the installation manual runs to 170 stepsPhase gates, hold points and who can stop the work
- What is inside a modular cabin BOMSix levels, from module down to fastener
Next step
Start with your site brief.
Share location, use, quantity, access and timing.
Request review