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660 Gal Fresh

Water Box

660 gallons of fresh water inside an insulated, heated, lockable box with a built-in pump and pressure tank. Set next to your office trailer by forklift and connected with a heated hose — running water without a city water hookup, year-round.

Water Box

Your office trailer needs water, but there's no hookup on site. Without a reliable water supply, sinks and toilets are useless. The Water Box solves this — 660 gallons of fresh water inside an insulated, heated box with its own pump, set next to your trailer by forklift and connected with a heated hose.

Water is non-potable — for sinks and toilets. Provide drinking water for the crew separately.

Inside and Out

Not an open tote sitting in the weather. Tanks, pumps, heater, and controls are all inside one insulated box. Interior photos show a Complete Box; your unit's layout varies by model.

Enclosed, insulated box on fork pockets with lockable door
Outside: insulated, enclosed, lockable. Placed by forklift.
Inside the box — two 330-gallon tanks with pump and plumbing between them
Inside: 330-gallon tanks, pumps, valves, and electrical — all out of the weather.
1,000-watt electric heater mounted inside the box next to the breaker panel with main, outlet, and heater breakers
1,000W electric heater on its own 20A breaker keeps the inside of the box above freezing.
12V water pump mounted on a pressure tank inside the box
Built-in water pump and pressure tank — steady pressure at the trailer.

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Specifications

Water Box

capacity
660 gallons (dual 330-gal totes inside the box)
water Type
Non-potable — for sinks and toilets
dimensions
8 ft x 5 ft x 5 ft tall
empty Weight
Approx. 1,000 lbs
enclosure
Insulated, fully enclosed, lockable door
freeze Protection
1,000W electric heater inside the box
pump
High-flow Moro DC-10 (12V, ~20 GPM) plus demand pumping
pressure Tank
20 gallon
plumbing
1" throughout, 1" cam lock output
connection
Heated hose to trailer (garden hose thread adapter included)
fill
1" cam lock fill port with overflow indicator
site Power
Dedicated 120V / 20A circuit
battery
Deep-cycle battery runs the pump if site power drops; power-loss alarm
safety
Float valve dry-run pump protection
field Swap
< 15 minutes, modular pump plate
fill Rate
100 gal in 10 min
performance
Feeds 2x 8-stall shower trailers simultaneously
transport
Fork pockets — placed by forklift or skid loader with forks (no axles, wheels, or hitch)
daisy Chain
Up to 3 units (1,980 gal total) — cam lock links, tanks equalize, feeds multiple trailers at once

Features

660-gallon fresh water capacity
Insulated, enclosed box with 1,000W heater
Built-in 12V pump and 20-gallon pressure tank
Deep-cycle battery keeps the pump running through a power drop
Lockable door — tanks, pump, and valves are out of reach and out of the weather
Purpose-built to daisy-chain: up to 3 units, 1,980 gallons, one system
Feeds several restroom or shower trailers at once
Modular pump plate — field swap in under 15 minutes
Refilled on a weekly service route

Daisy-Chain: One Supply for Several Trailers

Water Boxes are purpose-built to link together. Up to 3 boxes work as one 1,980-gallon supply, and the pumps in one box can feed several restroom or shower trailers at the same time.

Water Boxes, daisy-chained

Up to 3 boxes act as one 1,980-gallon supply. One box can feed several trailers at once.

Three Water Boxes daisy-chained and feeding three trailers Three 660-gallon Water Boxes are linked by cam lock lines so their levels equalize, giving 1,980 gallons. The pumps and pressure tank in the lead box feed an office trailer, a restroom trailer, and a shower trailer at the same time. 660 gallons Water Box 1 660 gallons Water Box 2 660 gallons Water Box 3 Cam lock links. Levels equalize across the chain. PUMPS 1,980 gallons total Office trailer Restroom trailer Shower trailer
  • Two pump types and a 20-gallon pressure tank in each box: a high-flow pump (~20 GPM) moves a lot of water fast, and demand pumping holds steady pressure at the fixtures.
  • Feeds several restroom or shower trailers continuously from one connection point. Rated to run two 8-stall shower trailers at once.
  • Moves 100 gallons in about 10 minutes, so it also works as a fast-fill station for trailer tanks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Water Box is 660 gallons of fresh water inside an insulated, heated, lockable box with a built-in 12V pump and pressure tank. It is set next to your office trailer, restroom, or shower trailer by forklift and connected with a heated hose. For sites without city water hookup.
A Waste Box is 660 gallons of waste holding inside an insulated, heated, lockable box. The trailer drain connects to a 3-inch inlet, dual sewage pumps lift the waste into the tanks, and our truck pumps it out through a 2-inch cam lock port. For sites without sewer hookup.
A Complete Box combines fresh water supply (270 gal) and waste holding (330 gal) in a single insulated, heated box placed by forklift. It eliminates the need for any site plumbing hookups — water out to the trailer and waste back, all in one box.
Yes. Water Boxes are purpose-built to daisy-chain. Up to 3 boxes link through cam lock fittings and work as one 1,980-gallon supply. Each Water Box has a high-flow pump, demand pumping, and a 20-gallon pressure tank, so one chain can feed several restroom or shower trailers at the same time. Waste Boxes chain the same way for up to 1,980 gallons of waste holding.
Pricing depends on the equipment mix, rental duration, delivery location, and service frequency. Longer rentals have lower per-day rates. Contact us for a custom quote — we will recommend the right configuration and give you a clear price.
Five main factors: (1) equipment type and quantity, (2) rental duration, (3) delivery distance from nearest fleet location, (4) service frequency, and (5) whether you need fuel delivery. Longer rentals and closer locations bring the per-day cost down.

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