Remote properties
Use a container as a platform for solar generation at off-grid properties and equipment sites.
Purpose-built for shipping containers
Put the space above your shipping container to work. Explore solar support structures designed around your container, your panels, and your site.
IN THE FIELD /
SunnyCal 20 ft container installation01 / Find your fit
Start with your container length. Then choose the array direction and support configuration that suit your project.
Product details and ordering are available through SunnyCal Solar. Confirm module dimensions, frame thickness, and site requirements before choosing a support.
02 / The right foundation
Shipping containers have their own roof edges, dimensions, and structural considerations. SunnyCal’s fabricated supports are designed for container applications, with module rails elevated above the roof.
Raised arrays may allow reflected light to reach the back of bifacial modules. Production depends on module type, height, surface, and site conditions.

03 / Plan for the conditions
SunnyCal’s Virgin Island-style support provides multiple operating positions and the ability to lower or reposition an array for severe-wind planning.
The right structure depends on container dimensions, module layout, and site-specific loading and attachment requirements. Engineering review should be part of the project plan.
Explore high-wind supports ↗04 / More useful space
Use a container as a platform for solar generation at off-grid properties and equipment sites.
Turn the space above existing tool, pump, or equipment storage into solar space.
Plan solar above secure container storage or workspace to support a broader electrical system.
Explore structures for communications, monitoring, or emergency power applications.
SunnyCal offers structural engineering for qualifying California projects. Outside California, a locally licensed engineer may be required. Review wind, loads, attachment, and permitting for the site.
Explore engineering support ↗Support components can be fabricated in sections for transport. Freight details depend on structure, order size, and destination.
SunnyCal offers configurations for 10, 20, and 40 ft shipping containers, including single-direction layouts and a dual-direction option for 20 ft containers.
Module dimensions, frame thickness, and layout must be confirmed. Similar wattage does not mean two modules have the same dimensions. Share your module manufacturer and model with SunnyCal before ordering.
This site focuses on solar mounting structures and related hardware. Confirm the items included in the selected product with SunnyCal, along with any separate modules, inverter, battery, or electrical equipment your project needs.
Bifacial modules may be suitable for a raised container array. Rear-side production varies with module type, mounting height, surface reflectivity, shading, and orientation.
Yes. The Virgin Island-style collapsible support offers multiple positions for high-wind planning. Site-specific structural requirements still need review.
Support components can be prepared in sections for shipment. Ask SunnyCal about freight for your selected configuration and destination.
Start with your container
You don’t need every detail to start. Tell SunnyCal your container size and where it will be installed. Module information and photos help narrow down the right support.
209-464-6100Project inquiries and product orders are handled by SunnyCal Solar.