Equipment Support
& Safety
In the Canadian telecommunications industry, equipment supports like play a crucial role in ensuring the stability, functionality, and safety of network infrastructure. These supports are essential for mounting, securing, and organizing equipment in various installation environments, from rooftops to tower sites.
Ballast mounts are crafted to mount antennas onto surfaces without the need for penetration, commonly utilized in rooftop installations.
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A light equipment platform (LEP) is a structural support system designed to house and elevate lightweight telecommunications antennas, remote radio units (RRUs), and associated hardware.
Roof equipment supports are structural systems designed to mount and stabilize telecommunications equipment on rooftops. These supports ensure the safe and secure deployment of antennas, cable trays, HVAC units, conduits, and other telecom hardware while protecting the building's structural integrity.
A wall chair is a structural bracket or support system used in the telecommunications industry to mount antennas, cables, and other hardware, directly onto vertical surfaces like walls or masts. Wall chairs are essential for ensuring secure and efficient installation of telecom infrastructure in areas where space is limited or where ground or rooftop mounting is not feasible.
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H Frames typically consist of two vertical supports connected by a horizontal crossbar or multiple cross-members. H-frames can be adjusted in height, width, and load capacity to support various telecommunications hardware, including antennas, cable trays, combiners, or HVAC units.
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Tower fencing serves as a protective barrier and support system for telecommunications infrastructure, particularly around tower sites. While its primary purpose is to enhance security and safety, it also functions as an indirect form of equipment support by safeguarding ground-level telecom assets, such as base station cabinets, power systems, and auxiliary equipment.​