3DELECTRO SAN JUAN 3DELECTRO SAN JUAN
Telecommunications tower and microwave radio link

Telecommunications · radio

Towers, antennas and radio links for critical sites

We assess field packages for telecommunications infrastructure: survey, structural interfaces, antennas, feeders, fibre, power, grounding, alignment and testing. Qualified personnel, access equipment, procedures and deliverables are confirmed for each site.

Scope, resources, qualifications and schedule are confirmed following technical review of the project.

Scope
Installation · alignment · maintenance
Systems
Towers · antennas · microwave
Interfaces
Power · grounding · transmission
Delivery
Operator · EPC · field services

Scope and decisions

A link is not complete when the antenna is mounted; it is complete when the path is aligned, tested and documented.

Availability depends on structure, line of sight, polarisation, power, grounding, cabling, sealing, configuration and coordination between both ends. Every acceptance condition is tied to field evidence.

01

Tower and supports

Inspection, installation or adaptation of structures, mounts, vertical cabling and site organisation.

  • Survey and access
  • Mounts and cable routes
  • Torque and labelling
02

Radio and antennas

Installation, orientation, polarisation, feeders, fibre, power and associated equipment.

  • End-to-end alignment
  • Sealing and protection
  • Link testing
03

Maintenance

Preventive and corrective interventions on infrastructure, power, cabling and field components.

  • Diagnostics
  • Spares and contingency
  • Close-out report

Method

Work sequence

01

Survey

We confirm location, access, height, structure, path, power, grounding and risks.

02

Field engineering

We validate mounts, routes, loads, orientation, cables, interfaces and sequence.

03

Preparation

We close permits, personnel, rescue, tools, instruments, spares and communications.

04

Installation

Installation of mounts, antennas, feeders, fibre, power, grounding, labels and protection according to the approved scope.

05

Alignment and testing

We coordinate both ends, adjust parameters and verify levels and stability.

06

Close-out

We hand over photographs, readings, inventory, redlines and maintenance observations.

Required inputs

Information required to quote without hidden assumptions

Correct inputs turn a general requirement into an executable, measurable and quotable scope.

  • Coordinates and heights of both ends
  • Path profile and line of sight
  • Frequency, capacity and radio configuration
  • Antenna model, weight and wind load
  • Tower or support type and condition
  • Feeder, fibre and power routes
  • Power and backup availability
  • Grounding and surge protection
  • Access, work-at-height and rescue permits
  • Test values and acceptance format

Commercial engineering

What drives price and schedule

01

Height and access

Tower type, climbing, weather, roads, lifting and dwell time define crew and safety.

02

Coordination between ends

Alignment requires simultaneous availability, communications and configuration control.

03

Power and grounding

Rectifiers, batteries, boards, protection and grounding may expand the field package.

04

Spares and SLA

On-call coverage, response time, stock, travel and criticality define maintenance cost.

Acceptance

Deliverables and close-out documentation

The package is complete when the technical result and the supporting records can be accepted.

  • Site and structure checklist
  • Installation and torque records
  • Route, sealing and labelling photographs
  • Alignment and link-level values
  • Equipment and serial inventory
  • Report, redlines and close-out dossier

Frequently asked questions

Questions that change scope, price or acceptance.

Can you provide field services only?

Yes. We can act as the field arm of an operator or integrator with engineering, configuration and responsibility boundaries defined.

Can alignment be included?

Yes, subject to equipment, access and availability at the remote end, including recorded signal levels.

Can you work at sites without stable power?

Yes, by combining radio scope with power, backup, batteries, solar, generator and monitoring solutions.

What is required to quote maintenance?

Site list, SLA, criticality, inventory, spares, access, permits and on-call requirements.

Next step

Send coordinates, heights and link equipment.

State structure, radios, antennas, power, access, date and test criteria. We return gaps and a site-by-site scope.