The base consists of a welded steel frame in accordance with DIN EN 15085-2 (CL1), designed to withstand the dynamic stresses of rail operation. A key advantage of our design is the removable container hood: The roof and floor can be fabricated and outfitted simultaneously.

While lighting, climate control, and other systems are integrated into the roof with optimal accessibility, customer-specific equipment can be installed on the floor at the same time. Only then are the two units joined together.

Advantage: Parallel production, optimal accessibility, and maximum flexibility during integration, maintenance, and retrofitting.

The integrated CESS system (Container Energy Storage System) provides battery energy storage for 8 to 12 hours of autonomy. Automatic charging is performed via the vehicle’s power supply or external connections.

Advantage: Greater self-sufficiency and operational readiness—even when stationary or when external infrastructure is unavailable.

The containers can be configured in different zones—for example, as a workspace, staff module, or utility room. Typical features:

• Sanitary unit with a split toilet and fresh water tank
• Escape and rescue routes as well as emergency lighting
• Air conditioning, fresh air supply, and optional positive pressure
• Ergonomic workstations, workbenches, and storage systems
• Integrated crane and loading crane systems from Gföllner
• CESS system (Container Energy Supply System) for autonomous battery-powered electricity supply

Advantage: Functionality, ergonomics, and technical equipment from a single comprehensive concept—customized to the mission, personnel, and workflows.

For long-term use in the rail sector, we tailor surfaces and protective systems specifically to the respective environmental conditions. Anti-graffiti coatings, anti-vandalism designs, UV-resistant exterior finishes, and impact-resistant glazing reliably protect the unit from weather and mechanical stress.

Advantage: Weather-resistant and long-lasting protection—ideal for international deployments under extreme conditions.