CAS Infrastructure

CAS infrastructure can be configured with your preferred instrumentation, tubed, and wired specific to your requirements. Whether you need odorization, analytical, RTU, regulation or other appliances, this infrastructure will meet your needs.

CAS infrastructure meets all applicable building codes nationally and can be provided with Professional Engineer stamped drawings specific to your region. CAS has designed these shelters for the most challenging conditions from the strict hurricane requirements in Florida, to the seismic requirements of California, all the way to the North Slope of Alaska.

CAS 9001 Series - Shelter

The CAS 9001 series infrastructure can be built specifically to the customer’s needs. Whether size, analytical requirements or hazardous area classification dictates your project, this series of shelter provides the most flexibility when site-specific requirements are driving a project. 9001 series units are built to your needs, meeting and exceeding NFPA/NEC requirements from general purpose locations to hazardous area classified locations.

CAS 9002 Series – Mobile Shelter

Mobile infrastructure creates a flexible monitoring system that can be rapidly deployed to support critical infrastructure. Utilize on board power solution, vibration-isolated equipment racks, customizable workspace along with many other solutions to fit your needs.

CAS 9003 Series – Container

Steel shipping containers range in size from 8’-53’ and deliver a rugged platform that can stand up to harsh conditions. Meet NFPA/NEC requirements from general purpose to hazardous area classification.

CAS 9004 Series – Mini-Shelter

Small units that can meet analytical and hazardous area requirements when space is limited.

CAS 9005 Series – Dual Classification Shelter

Dual Classification Shelters give customers the most flexibility by providing two working areas of differing area classifications. Commonly used with an odorizer and an RTU which utilizes an established gas transmission barrier and seal to prevent gas ingress and egress.