Cabins

TEFSCO’s offshore controls / purged work cabin provides customers with a DNV Certified container suitable for use in Class 1, Division 1 locations. Walls and ceiling are insulated with 3/32 Class C Fire Rated Fiberglass.

A Shatter Resistant Window, with Aluminum Protective Cover for transport, built into the front wall allows for view of the rig floor while inside.

Easy to use Personnel Entry Door with HD Flush Mounted Opening Device, 36”W. The interior can be custom-designed to your specifications with work table top, drawers, shelving, cabinets, etc. Our powder-coated aluminum structure proves to be long-lasting and lightweight to minimize shipping and/or transport costs. 

• Air Conditioner: Class 1, Division 1 Roof Mount - 13,500 BTU
• Electrical Entrance Connector and Hazardous Area Cabling
• Gas Detection System with Low Level Alarm & High Level Electrical Shutdown Signal
• Over-pressure Ventilation System – Class 1, Division 1 Blower w/ 50’ Suction Duct
• Electrical System Control Panel – Integrates Gas Detection & Over-Pressurization System – DNV 2.7-2 Certified as Applicable
• Skid and Lift Frame Load Tested 2.5 times rated Load Test and Inspection – DNV 2.7-3 Certified
• Marine Grade Aluminum Construction with Powder-Coated Fin

TEFSCO’s offshore controls / purged work cabin provides customers with a DNV Certified container suitable for use in Class 1, Division 1 locations. Walls and ceiling are insulated with 3/32 Class C Fire Rated Fiberglass. A Shatter Resistant Window, with Aluminum Protective Cover for transport, built into the front wall allows for view of the rig floor while inside. Easy to use Personnel Entry Door with HD Flush Mounted Opening Device, 36”W. The interior can be custom-designed to your specifications with work table top, drawers, shelving, cabinets, etc. Our powder-coated aluminum structure proves to be long-lasting and lightweight to minimize shipping and/or transport costs.

The Fiber Splice Cabin provides the user an easy way of getting the fiber cable inside the controlled environment of the cabin to perform a splice.  A slot in the side wall of the cabin is quickly opened by releasing spring loaded clamps that hold slide window.  The rubber seal allows the cabin to maintain its Positive Pressure Rating while the splice is being completed.