Telecom - Cell Tower Management




Telecom
Cell Tower Management



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Cell Tower Management Challenges

Cell Tower Management
Challenges



Most telecom service providers and infrastructure companies have a large number of telecom towers spread over a wide geography with a significant number located in remote areas.

Service outages in strategic locations caused by disabled cell towers affect the credibility, brand, lost airtime and revenue.

Copper theft from the tower sites make them more vulnerable to lightning strikes and the damage caused by these thefts is often several times the value of the metal stolen, leaving hefty repair costs in their wake.

Other Challenges:

  • Fuel availability/theft
  • Battery capacity and health status
  • Physical Security & Site Access
  • Temperature and Humidity - in/out
  • Damage to facility (flooding, black-out, etc..)
  • Predictive Maintenance
  • SLA Management



Cell Tower Management Solutions

Cell Tower Management
Solutions



Environmental Monitoring
•   Changes in temperature, humidity or airflow
•   Water sensors detect water leaks or signs of water ingress
•   Smoke detectors monitor for potential fire threats

Energy Supply Management
•   Current & Voltage to the BTS Radio
•   Remote switching between generator and batteries
•   Backup Batteries and Generators
•   Off-grid Remote Cell Sites
•   Multi-Tenant Metering
•   Solar Power
•   Diesel Generators
•   DC voltage Output
•   Fuel consumption or theft monitoring.

Fuel Monitoring
•   A variety of sensing devices to prevent diesel fuel theft
•   Timing of refuel visits
•   Fuel Level
•   Viscosity.
Security Monitoring
•   Motion Detection
•   Perimeter beam sensors,
•   Door contacts and siren/strobe alarms
•   Access Management & Intrusion Detection
•   Centralized server notifications
•   Advanced Video Analytics
•   Forensic Analysis of historical data and events

Fleet Management
  • In-vehicle streaming camera, driver mobile apps etc..
  • Geofencing sets virtual boundaries & assigns vehicles to specific geographical areas providing alerts when breached
  • Scheduling, load management, driver and vehicle tracking, and effective routing
  • Maintenance monitoring
  • Driving behavior monitoring etc.
  • Automation of daily logistics and trip planning processes.
  • Automatic notifications of broken down vehicle; weather warning notifications, and automatic rerouting etc.
Environmental Monitoring
  • Changes in temperature, humidity or airflow
  • Water sensors detect water leaks or signs of water ingress
  • Smoke detectors monitor for potential fire threats

Energy Supply Management
  • Current & Voltage to the BTS Radio
  • Remote switching between generator and batteries
  • Backup Batteries and Generators
  • Off-grid Remote Cell Sites
  • Multi-Tenant Metering
  • Solar Power
  • Diesel Generators
  • DC voltage Output
  • Fuel consumption or theft monitoring

Fuel Monitoring
  • A variety of sensing devices to prevent diesel fuel theft
  • Timing of refuel visits
  • Fuel Level
  • Viscosity

Security Monitoring
  • Motion Detection
  • Perimeter beam sensors
  • Door contacts and siren/strobe alarms
  • Access Management & Intrusion Detection
  • Centralized server notifications
  • Advanced Video Analytics
  • Forensic Analysis of historical data and events

Fleet Management
  • In-vehicle streaming camera, driver mobile apps etc..
  • Geofencing sets virtual boundaries & assigns vehicles to specific geographical areas providing alerts when breached
  • Scheduling, load management, driver and vehicle tracking, and effective routing
  • Maintenance monitoring
  • Driving behavior monitoring etc.
  • Automation of daily logistics and trip planning processes.
  • Automatic notifications of broken down vehicle; weather warning notifications, and automatic rerouting etc.







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