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The '''Unit Storage''' is a [[:Category:Storage|storage]] building which allows for up to 180 pieces of [[:Category:Unit products|unit product]] to be stored. It acts as a simple buffer, a delivery and return point for | The '''Unit Storage''' is a [[:Category:Storage|storage]] building which allows for up to 180 pieces of [[:Category:Unit products|unit product]] to be stored. It acts as a simple buffer, a delivery and return point for {{infoicon|Construction Parts}} (and their variants) with trucks, and an offloading destination for the [[Trading Dock]], [[Shipyard]], and [[Unit Module (S)|Unit Modules]] in [[Cargo Depot (2)|Cargo Depots]]. | ||
They also have 2 input and 2 output connection points for [[Flat Conveyor]]s and can utilize all 4 simultaneously if so desired. Like many buildings, when the outputs are directly connected to the inputs of another (without conveyors), they transfer items at speeds far exceeding that of even two [[Flat Conveyor II]]'s. | They also have 2 input and 2 output connection points for [[Flat Conveyor]]s and can utilize all 4 simultaneously if so desired. Like many buildings, when the outputs are directly connected to the inputs of another (without conveyors), they transfer items at speeds far exceeding that of even two [[Flat Conveyor II]]'s. | ||
Revision as of 05:53, 22 January 2022
Unit Storage
T1
| Construction |  25 |
| Workers | None |
| Electricity | None |
| Maintenance | None |
| Footprint | 5x4 |
| Cargo | Unit products |
| Storage | 180 |
| Required Research | Trading Dock |
| Designation | Storage  |
| Variants | Unit Storage II (planned) |
The Unit Storage is a storage building which allows for up to 180 pieces of unit product to be stored. It acts as a simple buffer, a delivery and return point for Construction Parts (and their variants) with trucks, and an offloading destination for the Trading Dock, Shipyard, and Unit Modules in Cargo Depots.
They also have 2 input and 2 output connection points for Flat Conveyors and can utilize all 4 simultaneously if so desired. Like many buildings, when the outputs are directly connected to the inputs of another (without conveyors), they transfer items at speeds far exceeding that of even two Flat Conveyor II's.
