Electrical Enclosures designed to protect various critical technology and valuable electrical components are fully fabricated on-site. We have both the capability and capacity to produce enclosures as small as 1 sq. ft. and as large as 1,100 sq. ft. for every custom requirement in virtually all industries including applications within the oil, gas, power plants and renewable energy industry.
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One of the most notable projects ECM has completed to date includes the first ever of its kind Electrical House manufactured in Ontario.
OUR ELECTRICAL ENCLOSURE QUICK FACTS
- Electrical houses (or E-Houses) are designed to protect critical and valuable electrical equipment and are widely used in the oil and gas industry, power plants and renewable energy (wind farms)
- Here are a few innovative features of this “intelligent design” E-House:
◦FIRST EVER: It's the first E-House to be custom-engineered and manufactured locally in Ontario
◦LARGEST ALLOWABLE:
▪It weighs over 60,000 lbs and occupies 1,100 square feet
▪Its mere size and structure is impressive. It is 56 feet long, 13 feet high and 17 feet wide
▪This is the largest allowable size under Canada transportation rules and regulations. It is built to maximum dimensions and capacity limits for oversize loads.
◦ONE SINGLE COMPLEX UNIT:
▪It comes as a single welded unit which requires complex and very accurate calibration and trade expertise. By comparison, other E-Houses are usually modular and require assembly on-site.
▪The single welded unit makes it ideal for power plant upgrades as it can be built and tested off-site to minimize risks in the field.
◦MOBILE: Can be easily relocated to be used as a mobile substation
◦STRENGTH AND INTEGRITY: it is built with leak proof construction and indestructable roof integrity that can withstand transport
◦RECYCLED MATERIAL: the enclosure is made with approximately 50% recycled material equivalent to 30,000 lbs
◦TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED: the E-House has double wall insulation, built-in heating and air conditioning
◦SHEER SIZE AND WEIGHT: the finished unit weighs approximately 130,000 lbs once fully equipped and shipped to the end user
