Telecommunications towers and network infrastructure
Masts and towers, microwave and RF installations, swap-outs and fibre for connectivity providers, operators and private networks.
Scope
What we do
- Guyed and self-supportingGuyed lattice masts and self-supporting telecommunications towers.
- Supply and installationMast and tower supply, installation and commissioning.
- High sitesWISP and ISP high-site infrastructure.
- Microwave and RFDish, antenna and radio installation, alignment and commissioning.
- Swap-outs and cutoversNew installations, acceptance testing, live cutovers and swap-outs.
- Fibre (FTTx)Route surveys, design, installation and testing.
- Civil worksFoundations, guy anchors, fencing, cabinet plinths and earthing.
- Maintenance and auditsScheduled and emergency maintenance, site and asset audits.
- Extensions and upgradesMast extensions and upgrades, subject to engineering assessment.
Delivery
How it is delivered
Requirements
Site, height, equipment and loading.
Quotation
Scope, assumptions and exclusions.
Engineering
Design and approvals coordination.
Installation
Civils, erection, earthing and cabinets.
Handover
Inspection, report and sign-off.
Beyond the mast
Radio, fibre and site services
Masts and towers
Guyed and self-supporting masts for RAN, microwave and RF systems, with foundations, earthing, cabinets and solar support.
Microwave and RF
Surveys, planning and design, installation and commissioning of base stations, CPE, point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links.
New installs and swap-outs
New system installations, acceptance testing, live cutovers and swap-out of old equipment, with logistics.
Recoveries and relocations
Recovery, decommissioning and relocation of equipment and sites.
Fibre (FTTx)
Route surveys, route and network design, installation, commissioning and testing, including on road, rail and power line servitudes.
Maintenance and audits
Scheduled and emergency maintenance of masts and wireless systems, plus network asset and site audits.
Old equipment is disposed of to approved specifications and environmental requirements, with disposal certificates. Teams are equipped with vehicles, tools, climbing gear and rescue kits.
Practical completion
What a mast handover includes
Every mast installation ends with a practical completion inspection and a written handover report. A typical report confirms:
- Foundations cast to the approved design and cured before loading
- Mast erected in the manufacturer's assembly sequence
- Verticality and base level verified
- All structural bolts torqued and marked
- Galvanised finish inspected for damage
- Earthing conductors and electrodes installed
- Cabinet mounted level, secured and lockable
- Keys and records handed to the client
- Site cleared and construction waste removed
- Client walkthrough and practical completion sign-off
- Snag list recorded, even if nil
24 m self-supporting telecommunications mast, Limpopo
- Scope
- Site establishment, excavation, reinforced concrete foundations, mast erection, verticality and bolt torque checks, earthing, outdoor telecommunications cabinet and site reinstatement.
- Outcome
- Inspected, accepted and handed over at practical completion with no outstanding snags. Ready for antenna and transmission equipment.
From site
Our telecommunications masts
Context
We build the infrastructure. We do not operate networks.
Tyltar builds and maintains towers, masts, radio and fibre infrastructure for operators. It does not operate licensed telecommunications networks.
Mast extensions. Whether a mast can be extended depends on structural design, foundations, anchors, equipment loading, site conditions and engineering approval.
Information we need
What we need from you
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- Site location
- Required height and mast type
- Equipment and mounting heights
- Power arrangements
- Access conditions
- Future expansion plans
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you operate telecommunications networks?
No. Tyltar provides tower, mast, radio and fibre infrastructure services. It does not operate licensed networks.
Can an existing mast be extended?
Possibly. Extension depends on structural design, foundations, anchors, equipment loading, site conditions and engineering approval.
Do you install our radio equipment as well as the mast?
Yes, if it is included in the quotation. Mast installation and equipment installation, alignment and commissioning are quoted as separate items.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Site location, required height, mast type, equipment and mounting heights, power arrangements, access conditions and any expansion plans.
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