What site preparation is required to deploy the SR40 V3?

What site preparation is required to deploy the SR40 V3?

Short answer

Site preparation is deliberately minimal. The SR40 V3 needs a level, load-bearing concrete pad or engineered pier system, primary electrical feeds to the integrated power distribution unit, and standard plumbing tie-ins between the container's heat exchangers and the external dry cooling towers.

  • Level, load-bearing pad or pier system
  • Primary electrical feeds to the PDU
  • Tie-ins to external dry cooling towers
  • Minimized footprint, rapid install

Site readiness checklist

  1. Level, load-bearing surface — a hardened concrete pad or engineered pier system rated for the container.
  2. Primary electrical feeds — sized to the integrated power distribution unit (PDU).
  3. Heat-rejection plumbing — standard tie-ins connecting the container's primary heat exchangers to the external dry cooling towers.
  4. Access for delivery and service — space for hoisting equipment and for routine servicing around the unit.

What minimal site work looks like

Containers with rooftop dry coolers installed on a simple prepared surface
Units set on a prepared surface — no permanent building required.
  • Everything arrives complete. ISO-standard 40HQ modules ship by sea, road or rail.
  • Fast to first power. A skilled team commissions a standard container in 2–3 days; a 12-miner micro skid connects within half a day.
  • Any flat outdoor site. The same site spec repeats for each additional block as the site grows.
Aerial photo of containers installed on prepared ground
Installed units on a prepared site.
Aerial view of container rows deployed on open ground
Repeated site pattern across a larger deployment.

Related questions

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