Telecom Infrastructure

Two AM. Three hours from the nearest depot. The fuel level is falling faster than the engine burns it.

Every remote site is a small power station. Most NOCs see a handful of contact alarms — power on or off, door open or closed. What they do not see is how much fuel is really in the tank, how healthy the batteries are, or who is standing inside the fence. Until it becomes an outage, or a loss.

Inside the fence

What is already there.

Generator and fuel tank
Rectifiers and DC plant
Battery bank
Site air conditioning
Tenant radios on the tower
Doors, gates and perimeter
Contact alarms only
The signal path

From one reading to a closed job.

The same path runs on every vertical. What changes is what the signal is, what counts as wrong, and what closing it out actually takes.

What changes

The sites are remote. The visibility is not.

Fuel, reconciled continuously

Level sensing on the tanks against metered burn. Litres delivered against litres that actually reached the tank. A drop with the generator off has a signature, and the platform knows the difference between an engine and a siphon.

Power chain, end to end

Who is on mains, who is on generator, who is running on batteries — and how long they will last. A commanded start that fails is known within a minute, with the fault code and the autonomy countdown.

Perimeter with false-alarm discipline

Door and gate contacts, dual beams inside the fence, and every opening checked against the visit roster. Intrusion is declared on a confirmed pattern, not a single beam an animal can break.

Cameras that speak only on events

Where cameras are fitted, a confirmed event wakes them for snapshots and a short clip attached to the alert. No continuous streaming, no wasted backhaul.

01:52

Site 204 loses twelve litres a minute

The gate contact opens with no scheduled visit. Two perimeter beams break in sequence. Then the fuel level starts falling — with the generator off. The pattern is flagged as a theft signature and raised to security with the evidence attached, while it is still happening.

Proof

Evidence, not estimates.

A rugged edge gateway on site power with battery backup, buffering readings locally and forwarding them when the backhaul drops. Per-tenant energy metering and measured power availability turn SLA reports into evidence. Solar included in the energy mix where it is fitted.

Every site. Every tank. Every watt.

A pilot baselines your sites before anyone quotes a number. Connect what is already there, instrument the gaps, and judge the platform on your data rather than a demo.