No. This product is the electrical E-House for a synchronous condenser project. ETENZ focuses on enclosure fabrication, equipment layout interfaces and supporting systems such as HVAC, fire safety, security, lighting and monitoring.

Double-Bay Synchronous Condenser E-House
Product Overview
Synchronous condenser projects often need a large electrical enclosure for primary equipment, secondary protection and control, auxiliary power, HVAC, fire safety and monitoring systems. ETENZ builds a double-bay E-House that is manufactured and shipped as two transportable modules, then assembled on site as one integrated electrical space. The approach keeps more work inside the factory while reducing transport constraints, field coordination pressure and interface risk.
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Double-Bay Synchronous Condenser E-House
Key Metrics
Product Overview
Synchronous condenser projects often need a large electrical enclosure for primary equipment, secondary protection and control, auxiliary power, HVAC, fire safety and monitoring systems. ETENZ builds a double-bay E-House that is manufactured and shipped as two transportable modules, then assembled on site as one integrated electrical space. The approach keeps more work inside the factory while reducing transport constraints, field coordination pressure and interface risk.
Application Scenarios
Related Certifications




Product Features
Double-bay delivery
Two E-House modules are fabricated and shipped separately, then joined on site for large synchronous condenser electrical rooms with transport or lifting constraints.
Primary and secondary zoning
Cabinet foundations, cable routes, earthing points and maintenance clearances are coordinated around primary equipment and protection-control panels.
Auxiliary systems ready
HVAC, drainage, fire detection, emergency lighting, access control and monitoring interfaces can be pre-arranged or integrated to reduce site trades.
Product Details

Equipment bases and maintenance aisle after double-bay assembly
For large synchronous condenser projects, the electrical E-House can become difficult to ship and lift as one body. ETENZ splits the enclosure into two factory-built modules with defined structural joints, base connections, weather sealing and cable passage interfaces. After delivery, the modules are assembled into a single equipment space while retaining a high level of factory preassembly.

Equipment bases and maintenance aisle after double-bay assembly
Primary equipment areas focus on load-bearing, power circuits, insulated flooring and service clearances. Secondary areas focus on protection, control, communications, anti-static flooring and cable management. During engineering, ETENZ can coordinate cabinet dimensions, door swing, mounting bases, cable trenches or trays, grounding points and auxiliary distribution boundaries before site work begins.
Ambient conditions, dust, corrosion level and condensation risk vary by substation and renewable energy site. The enclosure can be configured with air conditioning, ventilation, filtration, insulation, sealing and drainage. Fire detection, emergency lighting, access control, video security and monitoring interfaces can be reserved or integrated according to the agreed scope.
Delivery Scope Options
Enclosure fabrication and assembly interfaces
Scope 1Enclosure fabrication and assembly interfaces
For projects where the equipment package and system design are already defined. ETENZ supplies the double-bay enclosure, structural interfaces, interior fit-out, equipment bases and site assembly boundaries.
Scope Includes:
Equipment layout and interface engineering
Scope 2Equipment layout and interface engineering
For projects that need the internal layout verified before manufacturing. ETENZ coordinates primary cabinets, protection and control panels, auxiliary distribution, cable routes, grounding and service access.
Scope Includes:
Auxiliary subsystem integration
Scope 3Auxiliary subsystem integration
For projects seeking a higher factory completion level. HVAC, drainage, emergency lighting, fire safety, access/video security and monitoring interfaces can be integrated or reserved before shipment.
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Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product form | Double-bay synchronous condenser E-House |
| Customization basis | Project drawings and equipment layout |
| Applicable sections | Primary / secondary equipment rooms |
| Structure | Single-level modular enclosure |
| Assembly method | Two modules fabricated separately and assembled on site |
| External roof panel | 2.0 mm galvanized steel sheet |
| External wall panel | 1.6 / 2.0 mm corrugated or flat panel |
| Bottom panel | 2.0 mm galvanized steel sheet |
| Main profiles | Channel steel / square tube |
| Internal wall and ceiling | 1.2 mm galvanized steel sheet |
| Primary-room floor | 4.0 mm chequer plate + insulating mat |
| Secondary-room floor | Anti-static raised floor |
| Insulation | 50 mm rock wool / polyurethane |
| Drainage | Collected drainage / dispersed drainage |
| Corrosion environment | C3 / C4 / C5 |
Product FAQs
Yes. Dimensions, panels, openings, mounting bases, cable routes, grounding, drainage and interface provisions can be engineered from customer drawings, equipment data and the project technical agreement.
Electrical enclosures for synchronous condenser projects can be too large for practical one-piece transport or lifting. Two modules allow factory fabrication and separate shipment, then final assembly on site.
Yes. Primary areas normally emphasize load-bearing, power circuits, insulated flooring and clearances. Secondary areas emphasize protection-control panels, communication, anti-static flooring and cable management.
They can be integrated or reserved according to the agreed scope. ETENZ can support air conditioning, emergency lighting, auxiliary distribution, fire interfaces, access control, video and monitoring interfaces.
With the correct corrosion class, installation and maintenance regime, the enclosure can be designed for a service life of 20 years or more. Final requirements should follow the project specification.
Equipment list, cabinet dimensions, primary and secondary layout requirements, cable entry method, site corrosion class, transport and lifting limits, and the expected delivery scope help define the solution quickly.
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