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Aesthetic-sensitive communities

Coverage without the towers.

Suburban communities often reject 50-foot cell towers. Aesthetic-friendly DAS brings coverage and capacity with equipment people barely notice.

Illustration of an aesthetic-friendly outdoor DAS: compact Intelibs nodes on existing utility poles, fed by fiber and an over-the-air link to the carrier’s tower, cover the homes along the street without a new 50-foot cell tower HOMES COVERED 6 / 6 CARRIER TOWER NEW 50-FT TOWER? NO NEW TOWER NEEDED FIBER ON EXISTING POLES COMPACT NODE · ENLARGED

Why communities push back.

Tall cellular towers damage a community’s look, so many local communities won’t allow carriers to build them. Neutral-host DAS operators have proposed outdoor DAS on utility poles instead, but bulky pole-mounted equipment still meets strong resistance because it’s an eyesore from the sidewalk.

Aesthetic-friendly DAS design is crucial to overcoming that resistance.

Small enough to disappear.

Hybrid DAS applications build outdoor coverage and capacity in a cost-effective, aesthetic-friendly way. The small form factor attaches easily to utility poles or rooftops with a low cost of ownership, which matters on projects in challenging terrain where repeater locations and coverage are limited.

Outdoor DAS on the poles you already have.

Animated diagram of an outdoor DAS for a suburban community: compact Intelibs DAS nodes on existing utility poles, linked by fiber and over the air to the carrier’s macro tower, cover the homes and buildings below without a new cell tower HOMES AND BUILDINGS COVERED 8 / 8 NEW 50-FT TOWER? NO NEW TOWER NEEDED HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME APARTMENTS OFFICE FIBER ON EXISTING POLES MACRO TOWER COMPACT DAS NODE · ENLARGED POWER LINES FIBER COVERAGE
Compact DAS nodes on existing poles cover the neighborhood, fed by fiber and an over-the-air link to the carrier’s tower.

One contract. One team. Start to finish.

Turnkey delivery benefits

  • Faster delivery
  • More realistic cost identification
  • Cost savings
  • Better communication
  • A single point of responsibility
  • Less administrative burden
  • Better budget management

What Intelibs handles for you

  • “Agency” representation
  • All necessary community authorizations
  • Local utility license agreements
  • DAS design to each carrier’s requirements
  • Pole attachment applications required by the utilities

See the difference on the pole.

A typical pole-mounted outdoor DAS next to the compact Intelibs DAS, both installed in residential neighborhoods.

A bulky pole-mounted outdoor DAS cabinet beside a backyard A

Typical outdoor DAS

A bulky cabinet that stands out from the sidewalk.

The compact Intelibs DAS unit mounted on a utility pole among the existing cables B · INTELIBS

Intelibs DAS

A compact unit that blends in with the pole hardware.

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