E3 NV

This is an interior picture of UPS modules that went to both Boston and Slidell for Edge Connex data centers. These are the in-wall CRAC units and fire suppression equipment.

Installed UPS modules at a Verizon facility. These modules were some of the first we made. The original project had a timeline of 18 months, but the contractor failed to deliver after 16 months. We had to design, build and install these within 6 weeks. We succeeded and took everything we learned from this project to improve our modules, manufacturing processes and more

This is the exterior of the Austin CIM modules. Our upcoming generation of modules have completely different doors, roof panels and wall panels to reduce weight and cost without sacrificing quality. That being said, we can still manufacture any of our past modules so that you can have consistency across your facilities.

One of our engineers is testing a cogeneration module before it is deployed.

John Muir Medical Center cogen before shipping. The cogen is checked to ensure that it is ready to deploy.

Our modules have built in controls so that they can independently should they lose connection to your control point.

E3 worked with Greenline to develop and build a portable biodiesel system for developing nations and remote rural areas.

Assembling and packaging for a next generation Organic Rankine Cycle generator was done by E3.

This stacked generator design was actually the first Critical Infrastructure Module.