Altai Tower Co., Ltd

Introduction Large-scale events like music festivals, sports games, and public gatherings place immense demand on wireless networks. To ensure seamless connectivity for attendees, network operators deploy Cell on Wheels (COW)—mobile, temporary cell sites that provide additional capacity and coverage. However, not all COWs are created equal. The technical specifications of these units determine their effectiveness in high-density environments. This blog breaks down the key technical and application requirements for COWs at large venues and festivals. 1. What is a Cell on Wheels (COW)? A COW is a portable cellular base station mounted on a trailer or vehicle. It includes antennas, radio equipment, backhaul connectivity, and power systems. COWs are designed for rapid deployment in areas where permanent infrastructure is insufficient or unavailable. 2. Key Technical Specifications for Large Venues 2.1 Structural and Deployment specs Mobility and Setup Time: Trailer Design: Heavy-duty, ...

The rollout of 5G technology promises unprecedented speed, low latency, and massive connectivity. However, achieving these goals in densely populated urban areas presents a significant challenge: space constraints. Traditional lattice towers and macro sites are often impractical due to their large footprint, aesthetic intrusion, and zoning restrictions. Enter the  monopole tower —a sleek, space-efficient solution that is driving 5G densification in cities worldwide. This blog explores how monopoles are addressing urban infrastructure challenges and enabling the next generation of wireless networks. 1. The Challenge: 5G Densification in Urban Areas 5G networks rely on densification—deploying more small cells and antennas per square kilometer—to deliver high capacity and coverage. Unlike 4G, which used larger cells spaced farther apart, 5G requires smaller cells placed closer together, especially in urban environments. Key challenges include:   Limited Physical Space:...