SELF-SUPPORTING AND GUYED TOWERS

Towers and infrastructure

In the world of energy and industry, connectivity is essential to monitor, coordinate and maintain operations. We develop comprehensive telecommunications solutions for solar plants, wind farms and hydroelectric plants, among other power generation facilities, as well as for electrical substations, mines and industrial facilities.

Technician in a hard hat and vest inspects a self-supporting telecommunications tower

Towers and infrastructure.

The tower, its anchors and its protection form part of the communications infrastructure. We assess site conditions and requirements to plan installation or maintenance.

Infrastructure managed with technical and maintenance considerations in mind.

Structure and fastening

Assessment of the tower type, base, anchors and guy wires according to the conditions of the project.

Maintenance

Review of corrosion, bolts, tension, verticality and material protection.

Antennas and protection

Review of antennas, connections, lightning rods and grounding of the infrastructure.

What your company receives.

  • Assessment of the site, the access routes and the installed equipment.
  • Design of the communications and infrastructure solution.
  • Installation, testing and measurement of the work included.
  • Ongoing maintenance and support.

For businesses.

For solar plants, wind farms, hydroelectric plants, electrical substations, mines and industrial facilities that need connectivity to monitor, coordinate and maintain their operations.

How the solution connects · Conceptual diagram
  1. Physical infrastructure
  2. Fiber, radio links and networks
  3. Control and monitoring systems

The scope, deliverables and terms of each project are detailed in the technical and financial proposal before work begins.

Frequently asked questions about the service.

What is the difference between a guyed tower and a self-supporting tower?

A guyed tower uses external guy wires and anchors; a self-supporting tower holds its structure without them. The site and the loads determine the choice.

What is reviewed during maintenance?

Structural condition, joints, corrosion, anchors and protection, plus the telecommunications elements included in the scope.

Let’s talk about your next project.

TESERCOM. Telecommunications, networks and security for your operation.

829-956-5400 · ventas@tesercom.com