Lattice Towers

Transmission Towers

Transmission Towers Description Transmission towers are tall structures that support high-voltage power transmission lines, playing a crucial role in the electrical grid. Key features include: - Height and design: Varying heights and designs to accommodate different terrain and voltage requirements. - Structural integrity: Built to withstand environmental stresses like wind, ice, and earthquakes. - Electrical insulation: Designed to safely support and insulate high-voltage transmission lines. These towers enable the efficient transmission of electricity over long distances.

Mid Hinged Lattice Towers

Mid Hinged Lattice Towers Description Mid hinged lattice towers are structures with a lattice design and a hinge mechanism located at a midpoint, allowing for easy access, maintenance, or lowering of the tower. Key features include: - Lattice design: Provides strength, stability, and flexibility. - Midpoint hinge: Enables easy lowering or raising of the tower for maintenance or repairs. - Versatility: Suitable for various applications, including telecommunications, lighting, or surveillance. These towers offer a combination of structural strength and convenient access.

Cell On Wheel Telecom Towers

Cell On Wheel (COW) Telecom Towers Description Cell on Wheel (COW) telecom towers are mobile, temporary structures that provide cellular coverage and capacity in a specific area. Key features include: - Mobility: Mounted on trailers or vehicles for easy deployment. - Temporary coverage: Provides network coverage in emergency situations, events, or areas with limited connectivity. - Flexibility: Can be equipped with various antennas and equipment to support different frequency bands and technologies. COWs are useful for disaster relief, events, and areas with temporary or seasonal network demands.

Telecom Towers

Substation Structures

OHE Structures