Buy Solar Power Kit For Shipping Container

Buy a Solar power kit for shipping containers. A plug-and-play solution that can be used as a standalone 110v power supply or redundant system with public power.

This kit can be connected to existing office containers or any electrical package. Easy DIY installation. Add a 110v power supply to run AC, computers, lights, microwave, and more. Shipping containers have found a second lease of life as structures for buildings.

They are cheap, sturdy, and can be customized in a multitude of ways. From garden outbuildings to offices or small homes, shipping containers are a cost-effective way of building.

Why not add solar panels to that cost-effectiveness and generate your power? Solar panels on shipping containers are becoming much more popular thanks to lighter, cheaper panels and the desire to become more self-sufficient. Get in on the action with our solar panels for shipping containers!

Solar panels for containers from Intermodal Containers Ltd. are everything necessary to fit and generate your energy. If you need advice or assistance, we convert shipping containers so are perfectly placed to help.

The solar package uses energy generated by the sun to power shipping containers.

This system is designed to easily connect all your essential appliances (air-conditioners, computers, lights, microwaves, and more). It’s equipped with a 3000-watt power inverter and provides power to various small machines and electronic devices so you can save money on your electricity bills.

This solar power system comes with two 6 V 240 Ah deep cycle batteries that don’t require any maintenance. They’re built to last and will give you all the juice you need.

This solar setup includes an MPPT charge controller. This controller maximizes the juice from your solar panels, making sure your batteries get filled up without any waste. Plus, this solar panel system comes with the industry’s best warranty (see below).

Reach out to our solar power pros today and have them give you a snapshot of the energy your gadgets use or check out the “typical power consumption” tab below to discover your power production.