20-foot solar-powered container for wastewater treatment plants

What is a containerized wastewater treatment plant?

A containerized wastewater treatment plant is a wastewater treatment system that is fully integrated into a container. For uncomplicated and fast transportation, we use 10, 20 and 40-foot shipping containers in accordance with the international ISO standard for our KLARO container systems.

How much energy does a containerized wastewater treatment plant use?

No planning or buildings are required to operate a containerized wastewater treatment plant - the plant simply needs to be placed on a solid base. This saves costs in advance, and the system is also highly efficient during operation: a 20-foot container only needs 13 kWh/d. Container.One, Container.One+, Container.Pro and Container.Xtra.

What size container sewage treatment plant do you use?

For uncomplicated and fast transportation, we use 10, 20 and 40-foot shipping containers in accordance with the international ISO standard for our KLARO container systems. Container sewage treatment plants are mainly used for short-term use in remote areas that are not connected to a sewage system, in camps and on construction sites.

How long does a containerized wastewater treatment plant take?

We offer a variety of capasities that can meet your requirements. As the pre-assembled containerized wastewater treatment plant is located inside a standard 20 or 40 foot shipping container, it can be relocated and installed with ease at other locations. In most cases it is a one to two-day operation and requires only a flatbed truck and a crane.