Telecommunications HVAC Management

Cellular sites have equipment that is durable and dependable since they are designed to stand up to the rigors of use day after day, plus the equipment is usually protected by a shelter to keep the equipment dry. However, this type of telecom equipment can be sensitive and a steady temperature must be maintained in your shelter throughout the year to ensure your equipment functions at maximum efficiency.

One key way to guarantee that the equipment maintains its core temperature is to install an HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) unit within your telecommunications shelter. An HVAC unit in a telecom shelter works much like it does in a home or office, as both an air conditioner or heater. It keeps the air cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter - making for a moderate, regulated temperature ideal for ensuring proper efficiency of your equipment. If extreme temperatures are often experienced, an HVAC system may be a need - not just a desire.

By keeping your telecom equipment safe and protected, as well as at the proper temperature, through the use of durable shelters and a high-quality HVAC unit, you are more likely to extend the life of these expensive units and prevent catastrophic damage and failure. Telecom failure may not only be costly to repair; it can lead to serious problems for your customers, too. An outage can cost you money and cause customers to leave your company for a more reliable carrier - something that is completely unacceptable. Simply installing and maintaining an HVAC system can prevent these problems and save you money - plus protect your company's reputation in the industry.