Transportable Substations

Modular Integrated Transportable Substation

A Cost, Time, and Space Saving Solution

Cooper Power Systems' Modular Integrated Transportable Substation (MITS) is an electrical power distribution substation or any other grouping of electrical equipment that is assembled on a self-supporting structural base and wired together (integrated) at the factory.

MITS can be readily transported to the project site and set in place with one crane lift meaning quick, safe and easy installation. Modular substations require minimal site work and field connections. Modular designs can be standardized and easily accommodate future modifications.

Complex equipment arrangements can be realized by connecting two or more modules. All of this equates to lower costs, faster installations, aesthetically pleasing design and most importantly a safe and secure system.

BENEFITS

There are many benefits to commercial, industrial and utility customers.

Fully Integrated-Factory-assembled, wired, and tested to minimize on-site labor costs quality issues, and time. This includes on-board protection, control, and automation devices.

One-Stop Shop - Up to 100% of the equipment can be manufactured by Cooper Power Systems. Available "turnkey" responsibility for integrated equipment package engineering, design through installation.

Safe, secure, reliable, economical, proven equipment, compact, low-profile aesthetics - all the attributes of Cooper Power Systems pad-mounted equipment.

Modular - Flexible, expandable design allows a variety of equipment configurations for various applications. Modules can be connected together to form larger, more complex substations.

Transportable - Structural base allows for assembled units to be lifted and transported, and relocated. Base provides protection for interconnection power and control cabling and can also be designed for on-board oil containment.

APPLICATIONS

MITS can be configured for industrial, commercial, and utility applications.

Industrial Oil & gas production and transmission sites, mining operations, manufacturing and assembly plants, petro-chemical plants, drilling rigs, etc.

Commercial Campus-type or distributed facilities such as: general office campuses, higher education campuses, laboratory/research centers, data and telecommunication tower sites and facilities, health care complexes, correctional institutions, military facilities, gaming/entertainment facilities (casinos and theme parks), transportation facilities (airports, mass transit stations), "intelligent" highway service power, harbor shore power), etc.

Utility Distribution substations, industrial power parks, rural/agricultural service, distributed generation sites, etc.

MODULAR EQUIPMENT

The flexible, expandable design allows a variety of equipment configurations for various applications. Modules can even be connected together to form larger, more complex substations. Designs can also be standardized to easily accommodate future modifications. Configurations can include:

Transformer