7~19.6 kWp
Container Roof Solar Pack
The PowerLink CRSP container roof solar pack delivers 7-19.6kWp output from a folding structure with electronic control. PV panels extend or retract through on-site buttons or remote control, and the whole pack folds down for convenient transport, letting users fix it on top of a shipping container in minutes.
CRSP solar packs are simple to operate and easy to maintain, developed for temporary electricity consumption at construction sites and mobile container camps.
Electric unfolding
Compact folding
User friendly
Easy Installation
Features
24/7 High Efficiency
Maintains high generation efficiency through the day to maximize total energy output at all times.
High Temperature Resistant
Handles high-temperature working conditions with only minor power attenuation thanks to strong heat resistance.
Anti-shading
Keeps generating power when partially shaded, performing well against shadow occlusion.
Anti-dust
Reduces dust accumulation to stabilize power output and cut maintenance frequency.
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CRSP Parameter
Applications
- Construction
- Construction
- Temporary Demands
Construction
Construction
Temporary Demands
FAQs
How are CRSP series products installed and transported?
This product line is purpose-built for rooftop mounting on shipping containers. Custom mounting and transport brackets are included; locating pins enable ultra-fast assembly and disassembly, simplifying containerized shipping and rapid field deployment.
What are the biggest advantages of Powerlink’s PV solutions compared with traditional fixed solar panels?
PowerLink PV equipment adopts integrated folding/unfolding motorized design, realizing plug-and-play, rapid deployment without complex construction. Unlike fixed PV, they support remote & on-site one-button retraction for transportation or extreme weather protection. Paired with intelligent energy storage, they cut diesel fuel costs by over 60%, eliminate grid access barriers, lower maintenance frequency, and can be stacked for containerized shipping to reduce logistics expenses drastically.
What container sizes do CRSP series PV systems fit?
CRSP7000 & CRSP10K-F are customized for standard 20ft container offices; CRSP14000 & CRSP20K-F match large 40ft container site offices, widely used for construction temporary offices, field camps, remote mining accommodation and mobile commercial container buildings.
How much daily power can CRSP7000 and CRSP14000 generate under standard sunlight?
CRSP7000 (7kWp) is equipped with bifacial dual-glass panels, generating up to 42kWh daily under 6 hours of effective sunlight. CRSP14000 (14kWp) delivers maximum 84kWh daily output, fully covering daily electricity demand of office equipment, lighting, air conditioning and living facilities inside containers.
How to operate the folding PV panels of CRSP systems? Is manual operation required?
Fully electric motorized folding design, no manual lifting required. Operators can control panel retraction and unfolding via local on-site touch buttons, or remotely through mobile terminal control system. The whole expansion/folding process takes only several minutes, and dedicated positioning brackets enable quick fixing on container roofs without complicated tools.
What’s the transportation advantage of folded CRSP PV units?
After folding, the equipment occupies ultra-small space. 4 sets of CRSP can be stacked and loaded into one 40ft shipping container, while 4 CRSP10K-F fit a single 20ft container. This greatly reduces the number of transport containers and cuts ocean/land logistics costs for multi-site construction projects.
Can CRSP auxiliary panels charge backup batteries on rainy days with weak sunlight?
Yes. All CRSP models are equipped with extra small auxiliary PV panels (80Wp per piece). Even under cloudy, low-irradiance weather, auxiliary panels continuously charge the 12V storage battery, ensuring basic lighting and control system power supply without complete power failure.

