20m To 100m Monopole Telecommunications Tower For Antenna Transmission

Monopole Telecommunications Tower For Antenna Transmission

 Specification of Network Mono Pole Tower:

10m to 60 meter Telecommunication Steel Mono Pole Tower

Monopole Towers are used for a variety of communication applications and are ideal for use when zoning is difficult. They are the least intrusive and easiest communication towers to erect making them one of the most popular tower types in the wireless communication industry. Monopoles can also be designed as concealment poles: pine poles, flag poles, palm poles and other stealth towers. Many uses include cellular monopoles, wireless internet monopoles, homeland security monopoles, two-way monopoles, and wind tower monopoles.

Monopole: a monopole, as shown below, is a cylindrical, self supporting, aluminum or steel structure anywhere from 12 inches to 60 inches in diameter. The base of these poles is usually set in a concrete foundation some 20 feet deep and tapered from the base to the top which can be as high as 200 feet above the ground level. Triangular platforms like those shown below are attached to the pole to accommodate placement of the antennas. There are typically three rectangular panel type antennas attached to poles on each of the three sides of the platform, each serving a different sector of the service area . Monopoles are very strong and in Montgomery County, new monopoles are required to accommodate at lease three carriers’ antennas (to foster co-location on the monopole once erected). Monopoles can have as many as five sets of cellular antennas attached on them.