Reliable communications coverage with stable and smart power systems

The continuous expansion of the telecommunications market requires constant modernisation and upgrading the infrastructure of telecom towers. To ensure reliable coverage, these towers have backup power systems including gen-sets and batteries. Our telecom solutions, used for thousands of telecom tower applications every year, enable effective BTS power sources management, while protecting your assets and maximising fuel efficiency use.

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Application Example

Many organisations are switching from AC alternators to 48V batteries as a primary backup power source, charged either by mains or the gen-set itself. The battery cycling operation reduces the number of starts and running hours of the gen-set. This helps to reduce the fuel use and maintenance, which in return leads to lower operational expenses.

ComAp’s AC cycling system for telecommunications allows a standby gen-set to be used to charge a battery bank that is used as the main backup power source.

Our InteliLite4 AMF 25 controller enables cycling operation by measuring/reading battery status and starting/stopping the gen-set accordingly.  The charging operations can be monitored remotely using ComAp’s WebSupervisor application.

Key features and benefits

Complex solution
integrating both gen-set and battery technology

Remote communication
and support of SNMP v.3 telecom protocol

Cost optimisation and reduced fuel consumption
thanks to more efficient battery usage

Suitable for cycling applications
with a full charge functionality included for faster battery charging

Longer battery life
thanks to preprogramed regular full charges and discharges

WebSupervisor
monitoring and reporting technology to help you check the status of every BTS on your site

Case studies

Case Studies
Transmitting and receiving stations for marine radio signals
26 Dec 2017
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Case Studies
Power Control and Backup for Hainan Island Telecom Tower and Data Centre
11 Nov 2016
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1 min
Case Studies
Remote Monitoring of Gen-sets in IPKO Telecommunications
15 Sep 2016
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1 min

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Relevant products

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InteliLite 4 AMF 25
InteliLite 4 AMF 25 an advanced single gen-set controller for stand-by and prime power applications. Intuitive, flexible, easy to install and use, the InteliLite 4 AMF 25 controller offers multiple configuration options to create the best solution for controlling and monitoring your gen-sets both on-site and remotely. 

 
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InteliLite 4 MRS 16
InteliLite 4 MRS 16 is an advanced single gen-set controller for prime power applications. Ensuring reliable prime power, the controller effectively monitors, protects, and controls the gen-set and circuit breaker to supply the load. 
 
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WebSupervisor
WebSupervisor is a cloud-based system designed for monitoring, data analysing and management of ComAp and third-party devices. It provides you with an easy overview of all your devices, their operational status, location and other important data, and alerts you in case of potential issues. Using its powerful reporting and analysis tools, you can optimise the revenue for your gen-set fleet, minimise downtime and reduce maintenance costs. 
 

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