Project gallery
Enclosures we have built and delivered.
Photos from AEL builds: process rooms, storage containers, control panels and modular enclosures. Filter by category, or select a photo to see it larger.
AEL Mega Series double doors.
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Modular booth on the shop floor.
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AEL modular enclosure with end-mounted HVAC.
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Fire suppression cylinder and piping on a Mega Series side wall.
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Exterior-mounted AEL control panel on a modular enclosure.
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Storage container with access ramp and the optional grated sump floor.
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Mega Series interior with intake filters.
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AEL modular container in the shop.
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Walk-in room interior with sealed lighting and smooth, cleanable surfaces.
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Conduit and hazardous-location electrical box inside a Mega Series enclosure.
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AEL CP2000 control panel.
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AEL modular container with wall-mounted HVAC.
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Mega Series exit doors with panic hardware.
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Modular walk-in booth staged for delivery.
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Control panel interior during build-out.
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CUBE container room on a flatbed, ready for delivery.
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Storage container interior with the optional graded sump floor and grating.
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Modular container with end-mounted HVAC.
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Double-door walk-in booth.
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Modular room interior with overhead ductwork and a control station.
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Modular enclosure loaded for delivery.
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AEL Mega Deluxe booth.
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Enclosure interior with sealed lighting and conduit runs.
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Container with end-mounted HVAC ready for transport.
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Micro Series four-door booth.
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Long-format walk-in room interior.
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Modular enclosure with exterior control panel.
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40 ft container room on a flatbed, rear view.
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Room interior with wall conduit drops and epoxy flooring.
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Modular container on a flatbed for delivery.
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Container room interior during build-out.
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Enclosure interior with louvered end wall.
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Built under our former name
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Built under our former name
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Micro Series booth
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Micro Series booth
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Micro Series booth
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Micro Series booth
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Micro Series booth
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Micro Series booth
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DYS8 booth
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Indoor C1D1 room
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Indoor C1D1 room
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Indoor C1D1 room
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Indoor C1D1 room
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Indoor C1D1 room
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Indoor C1D1 room
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Selected capabilities
Three project families. One accountable team.
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Solvent processing · Hazardous locations
Solvent-processing enclosures
Indoor and modular process-room formats configured around project equipment and classified-area requirements.
Some enclosures shown were built under our former name, Advanced Extraction Labs.
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Battery storage
Battery-storage enclosures
Walk-in Sentinel platforms planned around the battery inventory, handling workflow, site, and AHJ review.
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Data center · Critical environments
Modular infrastructure
Factory-integrated enclosure formats for data-center, electrical, controls, and other critical-equipment programs.
Project planning
What buyers ask first.
Can AEL share a project similar to our application?
AEL can review your application and share relevant project photographs, scope examples, or reference information when confidentiality and availability permit.
Are all AEL projects the same configuration?
No. Dimensions, access, ventilation, controls, fire-assembly options, utilities, and documentation are established for the equipment, site, and applicable project standards.
What should we send for an initial project review?
Send the intended use, equipment or battery information, preferred size, installation location, utility needs, schedule, and any available code or AHJ requirements.
Next step
Bring us the difficult project.
Tell us about your application and timeline. Our team — not a call center — responds within one business day.
- Built in-house: fabrication, electrical, controls and suppression by our own team.
- Approved Stat-X distributor.
- Factory testing, documented as specified.
- Talk to an engineer (888) 502-6695
- Location 1402 Airport Blvd, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
- Hours Mon – Fri, 8AM – 6PM PT
Request received.
Thank you. An AEL representative will review your request and reach out to you soon.
Your inquiry:
What happens next
- Engineering review. An AEL engineer reads your request and checks it against the right product line.
- We reach out within one business day. By email or phone, to confirm scope, site conditions and timeline.
- Specs and pricing. You receive pricing and the key specifications for your configuration. Project drawings are prepared once an order is placed.
