Black shipping container 40 HC Český Krumlov, 409 000-1

If you are looking for a high quality container for storage, transport or special refurbishment, the black 40-foot high cube container will meet all your expectations. This sturdy and reliable IICL 6-certified container is not only functional, but also gives your project a modern and elegant look thanks to its black colour (RAL 9005). Free delivery to Cesky Krumlov and other cities in the Czech Republic included in the price is a nice bonus that will save you time and money!

Standard container dimensions and features

The 40-foot high cube container is known for its increased height, which offers more space compared to standard containers. Its dimensions are as follows:

• Length:12,2 meters
• Width:2.44 metres
• Height:2,9 metres

With a capacity of approximately 76 m³, it offers plenty of space for storing and transporting bulky goods. The container has a maximum load capacity of approximately 30 480 kg, making it ideal for a wide range of applications. Dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the manufacturer.

The container complies with the highest quality standard IICL 6, ensuring perfect condition and durability. This standard is recognised worldwide and ensures that the container is waterproof, weatherproof and ready for immediate use.

RAL 9005 black – elegance and durability

The black colour of the container (RAL 9005) is not only an aesthetic element but also a practical solution. This deep black colour gives the container a modern and timeless look, suitable for a wide range of projects. In addition, this colour is resistant to UV rays, adverse weather conditions and mechanical wear, ensuring a long service life even under heavy use.

Free delivery to Český Krumlov

Container shipping to Český Krumlov is included in the price, which means you don’t have to worry about transport. For customers outside the Czech Republic, shipping is calculated individually depending on the destination.

A crane provided by the customer is required to take the container to the designated location. However, the loading of the container at the depot is already included in the price, which makes the whole process even easier.

The IICL 6 quality black 40-foot high cube container is a versatile solution not only for storage and transport, but also for innovative conversions, such as a mobile data centre. Its sturdiness, durability and modern appearance make this container a worthwhile investment.

Take advantage of free delivery to Český Krumlov and start your project today!

Converting a shipping container into a mobile data centre

Shipping containers have long been used for more than just transporting goods. Thanks to their design, durability and modularity, they have become versatile elements that are also used in technological fields. One of the innovative ways of using shipping containers is to turn them into a mobile data centre. These solutions are becoming increasingly popular due to their flexibility, rapid deployment and cost-effectiveness.

What is a mobile data centre?

Often referred to as a container data centre, a mobile data centre is the complete technical infrastructure of a conventional data centre, housed in a steel container. The container is equipped with everything needed for operation – from power systems, emergency power supplies and cooling systems to ICT infrastructure and security systems. This means it can perform the same function as a conventional data centre, but with much greater flexibility.

Who is a mobile data centre for?

Mobile data centres are the ideal solution for a wide range of users:

• Telecoms companies: use for example for base stations or local internet service providers.
• Industry: Suitable for production halls, logistics facilities or mining and quarrying industries that need to operate in remote locations.
• Military and public sector: for use during missions, in crisis areas or as a temporary solution during trials and tests.
• Temporary project companies: Companies that need data facilities for a limited period of time, e.g. for major events or temporary projects.

For temporary or temporary projects.

Thanks to its design, a mobile data centre is extremely flexible and can be installed virtually anywhere. It is suitable for locations with limited space where a conventional data centre cannot be built or where a quick installation is required without a lengthy approval process. Thanks to its durability, the steel container can also be used in harsh climates, such as deserts, arctic regions or industrial areas with high safety and durability requirements.

Advantages of a containerised mobile data centre

Converting a shipping container into a mobile data centre offers a number of decisive advantages:

• Mobility.
• Rapid deployment.
• Rapiddeployment: Lower acquisition and operating costs compared to traditional data centres.
• Resilience: Shipping containers are designed to withstand extreme conditions and provide a high level of protection for stored data and technology.
• Modularity: the ability to add more containers as capacity requirements grow.
• Low regulatory burden: unlike building a conventional facility, the approval process for installing a mobile data centre is much simpler.

How is the container converted into a data centre?

Converting a shipping container into a mobile data centre starts with selecting the right type of container. The most commonly used containers are 6 or 12 meters long, which provide enough space to install the required technology.

The container is then customised – cooling systems, power supply, emergency power supplies, security features and, of course, ICT infrastructure are integrated into the design. Special attention is also paid to insulation and protection against negative influences such as humidity, dust or extreme temperatures.

Recommendations for the construction of a mobile data centre

When designing a mobile data centre, a couple of important aspects should be considered:

• Theright choice of container: the quality of the container is crucial for the long-term durability and security of the facility. It is recommended to use IICL 6 certified containers that meet stringent standards.
• The design of any data centre should take into account the specific needs of the user – for example, the required performance, capacity or climatic conditions of the installation site.
• Working with experts: Converting a container into a data centre requires experience and technical knowledge, so it is advisable to work with experts in the field.
• Future planning: the mobile data centre should be designed in such a way that it can be easily expanded or adapted to new technologies in the future.

Creative ideas for the use of mobile data centres

Mobile data centres do not have to be used only for traditional purposes. Thanks to their flexibility, they can also be used for non-traditional projects such as

• Temporary technical facilities for festivals or sporting events.
• solutions for remote areas where there is no stable infrastructure.
• Support for scientific expeditions in extreme conditions.
• Data security in crisis situations, such as natural disasters.

Shipping containers are an ideal basis for mobile data centres due to their robust construction, low purchase price and easy customisation. Compared to traditional construction solutions, they offer greater flexibility, faster deployment and the possibility for immediate deployment. In addition, their mobility means you are ready for any change in situation or requirements.

Converting shipping containers into data centres is a perfect example of how modern technology can be combined with an environmentally friendly and cost-effective approach to the use of existing resources. If you’re looking for a practical, durable and flexible data solution, a mobile data centre made from a shipping container is just what you need.