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Telecom, 5G & TowerCo

The complete site, from one partner

Not a parts list: a working site. FIBER OCEAN combines −48 V power, batteries, silent generation, solar, shelters, fiber and remote supervision into one engineered system per site, then watches every one of them from a single NOC, the way it already does on more than 300,000 live sites.

The solution

Four jobs, one system

Every telecom site has the same four jobs. We deliver each one from our own lines, engineered together instead of procured separately.

Power it

Grid, solar and generator inputs converge on a −48 V DC plant sized to the load, with hybrid controllers for weak-grid sites.

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Back it up

48 V lithium and VRLA strings carry the site through outages; silent FOGEN gensets from 55 dB(A) at 7 m take the long ones.

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Connect it

CPRI fronthaul up the tower, ADSS and duct fiber off the site, spliced and terminated with our own closures and ODF.

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Run it

One FSU per site reports power, fuel, doors and environment to the S3 platform: live maps, 3D views and reports in your NOC.

20+
Countries with our network infrastructure
3,000
Sites per S3 server
30,000+
DC power systems in live networks
IP65
Street-side shelters
20,000+
Power cabinets in live networks
1–288
Fiber cores, drop to backbone
The site as one system

Anatomy of a FIBER OCEAN site

Eight layers, one supplier, one supervision plane. Every numbered element below is a FIBER OCEAN product line, engineered to work as one site.

Anatomy of a FIBER OCEAN telecom site: tower with fronthaul fiber and warning light, grid feed, outdoor cabinet housing the rectifier plant, batteries and FSU, silent genset with fuel tank, solar input and fiber backhaul, with numbered callouts matching the table below
LayerWhat we deployProduct line
1. Site power−48 V rectifier plants, outdoor and hybrid DC systems sized to the siteDC Power Systems
2. Backup energy48 V lithium and VRLA stringsBatteries
3. Standby generationFOGEN silent gensets from 55 dB(A) at 7 m at 20 kVA, trailer and containerized buildsDiesel Generators
4. Solar & hybridSolar input and hybrid site power for weak-grid and off-grid sitesHybrid Site Power
5. SupervisionOne FSU per site, S3 platform in the NOC; nearly 3,000 sites per communication serverRemote Monitoring
6. ThermalOutdoor cabinet air conditioners and heat exchangersCooling Systems
7. Fronthaul & backhaulADSS and drop cables, CPRI universal optical cable, splice closures, FATs and ODFFiber Optics and Accessories
8. ShelterIP55/IP65 outdoor cabinets: telecom, base station, power and solar seriesEnclosures & Outdoor Cabinets
Site scenarios

Configured to the site you actually have

The same eight layers, weighted differently for each site archetype.

Grid macro site

Reliable grid, critical uptime

Grid-fed −48 V rectifier plant with VRLA or lithium autonomy, an IP65 base station cabinet, cabinet air conditioning and an FSU watching mains, batteries and doors. A silent genset joins where outages demand it.

Off-grid & weak grid

Solar leads, diesel fills the gaps

Hybrid site power pairs solar with cycling lithium and a FOGEN genset, under one DC plant. The FSU reports fuel level high and low, generator failure and mains alarms on wired points, so fuel theft and outages surface in the NOC, not in a site visit.

5G densification

Street and rooftop cells

Compact 9U and 16U street cabinets (FO-OTC-P, FO-OTC-W), CPRI universal optical cable for fronthaul, self-supporting drop fiber, FATs and PLC splitters: the whole small-site kit from one catalogue.

TowerCo multi-tenant

Shared site, separate books

A Hall sensor on every tenant feed and a multi-channel DC meter into the FSU give per-tenant energy truth; S3 turns it into year-on-year consumption reports by site and area, ready for tenant settlement.

For tower companies

Built for the towerco business model

A towerco sells uptime and bills energy. Both live or die on site data, so the supervision layer is where this solution starts, not where it ends.

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Per-tenant metering

Hall sensors on each operator feed and a multi-channel DC meter connected to the FSU: every tenant's draw, measured at the busbar.

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Energy analytics

Power consumption management with year-on-year and link-relative ratios by day, month and year, exportable per site or area.

Fuel accountability

Fuel level high and low, generator failure and main power alarms on dedicated FSU inputs, with warning lights and sirens as outputs.

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Site security

Door and site fence gate sensors on wired points, aircraft warning light alarms monitored on the same unit.

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Fits your OSS

Customization and integration with trouble-ticket and OAM systems, with 24/7 support behind it.

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Portfolio scale

Nearly 3,000 sites per communication server, with alarm history kept for repeat-offender studies across the estate.

Inside the NOC

What 3 a.m. looks like when the site runs itself

Illustrative feed. Every event above is a wired FSU point on the S3 platform: the same platform supervising 300,000+ live sites, run as one umbrella over multi-vendor equipment by ISST, established in the UAE in 2018 for Middle East & African telecom.

Bring us your site list

Site count, grid condition, tenants per tower and transmission on hand. Our engineers return a per-archetype bill of materials, a supervision rollout plan and a quotation.

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