Ventilation & HVAC System

Professional Ventilation & HVAC System service for shipping containers. All work completed to CE standards with full documentation.

Can a split air conditioner both heat and cool a shipping container?

Yes, our modern inverter split air conditioning units feature reversible air-to-air heat pump technology. They provide powerful cooling during hot summer months and efficient, comfortable heating during cold winter conditions down to minus 15 degrees Celsius outdoor temperature. Our technical team is available to assist with specifications, site preparation, and rapid European dispatch for your facility.

How does a decentralized heat recovery ventilation unit work in a container?

The unit alternates every 70 seconds between extracting stale indoor air and drawing in fresh outdoor air through a ceramic heat accumulator core. Up to 90% of the thermal energy from the exhaust air is transferred to the incoming fresh air, maintaining oxygen levels with zero heat loss.

Where is the outdoor compressor unit mounted on the container?

The outdoor unit is mounted on heavy-duty cantilever steel brackets welded to the container end wall or corner posts, elevated safely off the ground. Heavy elastomeric vibration dampers decouple the motor to eliminate humming noise inside the workspace. Our technical team is available to assist with specifications, site preparation, and rapid European dispatch for your facility.

How is condensation water drained from the indoor air conditioning unit?

Condensate is captured in an internal drip tray and routed through insulated drainage tubing with continuous gravitational fall. The line passes through a sealed floor penetration, discharging condensate water safely onto the ground outside the container chassis. Our technical team is available to assist with specifications, site preparation, and rapid European dispatch for your facility.

Can passive ventilation louvers keep a storage container dry without electricity?

Yes, paired weather-shielded steel louvers welded into opposing container walls create natural cross-flow air exchange driven by thermal convection and wind pressure. This continuous air movement prevents stagnant air pockets, expels fumes, and minimizes interior condensation effectively without power. Our technical team is available to assist with specifications, site preparation, and rapid European dispatch for your facility.