Telecom Infrastructure
Telecom Infrastructure
Telecom Infrastructure Products refer to the hardware, equipment, and physical systems required to build, operate, and maintain telecommunications networks—such as mobile, broadband, and landline networks. These products form the backbone of any telecom service, enabling voice, data, and video communication over distances. Categories of Telecom Infrastructure Products:
Passive Infrastructure Products
These do not require power and serve as the foundation or supporting structure of telecom networks.
- Towers & Masts – Steel structures that hold antennas and other equipment.
- Cables – Optical fiber cables, coaxial cables, twisted pair cables.
- Ducts & Conduits – Pathways for laying underground cables.
- Enclosures & Cabinets – Protective units for telecom equipment.
- Poles, Clamps, and Mounts – Used to install antennas and cables.
- Patch Panels & Racks – For organizing cabling and equipment in data centers.
Active Infrastructure Products
These are powered devices that process or transmit telecom signals.
- Base Transceiver Stations (BTS) – Core part of mobile cell towers.
- Routers, Switches, and Hubs – For routing and managing data traffic.
- Microwave Radios – For wireless backhaul connections.
- Optical Line Terminals (OLT) – In fiber networks, connects provider to customer.
- Power Systems – UPS, batteries, and generators for backup power.
Network Support Products
Support the deployment and operation of the network.
- Power Supply Units
- Cooling Systems (for data centers and base stations)
- Monitoring & Surveillance Systems
- Earthing & Lightning Protection Systems
