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New at WATERLAB Services: the autonomous container

Faced with the challenges of supplying drinking water and managing wastewater on remote construction sites, often lacking suitable infrastructure, WATERLAB Services offers an innovative solution: the autonomous container. This device was designed to guarantee total autonomy in the supply of drinking water, while ensuring optimized treatment of wastewater for professionals in isolated conditions.

A robust and efficient storage solution

With a capacity of 4 m³ for drinking water and 4 m³ for waste water, the WATERLAB Services autonomous container meets the essential needs of remote construction sites.
Its design allows for rapid deployment, facilitating smooth implementation, even in harsh environments. Thanks to its autonomous operation, this container is ready for use in record time, minimizing construction site interruptions and ensuring a continuous water supply. It also allows smooth management of wastewater, without requiring additional equipment.

Designed and manufactured in Alsace with high quality standards

The autonomous container is the result of extensive research into technical, economic and environmental feasibility, carried out by the internal design office of WATERLAB Services. The manufacturing of this device is based on a close partnership with regional suppliers selected for their expertise and reliability. The result is a “Made in Alsace” product of impeccable quality, designed for the most demanding environments.

A sustainable and locally controlled solution

The integration of sustainable technologies in the design of this container guarantees its adaptability to extreme conditions and the specificities of isolated construction sites. The management of drinking water and wastewater is optimized using radar and GPS sensors, allowing remote monitoring via an automaton. This innovative solution therefore offers complete autonomy and eliminates the need for additional equipment such as tanks or filtration systems, while guaranteeing maximum performance and significant time savings for professionals.

Quick installation to save valuable time

One of the main advantages of the autonomous container is its ease of installation, allowing rapid commissioning in sometimes complex logistical conditions. This system considerably limits installation times, thus reducing interruptions on construction sites and allowing teams to remain focused on their main mission.

An “all-in-one” container for simplified management

This autonomous container offers a complete and exclusive solution for managing drinking water and wastewater. Its compact, multi-function design eliminates the need for additional pressure systems or disinfection devices, making on-site water management simpler and more efficient than ever.

With autonomous containers from WATERLAB Services, remote construction sites benefit from a reliable, durable and quick-to-deploy solution for optimal water supply and wastewater management without constraints.

To find out more about our services and solutions, do not hesitate to contact us.

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