The TQ-7610MO outdoor base station self-organizing network has characteristics such as corrosion resistance, rainwater resistance, and high temperature resistance, and can be mounted on fixed objects such as base station towers. By reaching a certain height, the communication coverage between self-organizing networks can be effectively expanded, solving problems such as long-distance signal transmission.

Base stations can be interconnected through wired connections, and individual terminals can smoothly switch between base stations to ensure uninterrupted business operations. The product is suitable for long-term unattended outdoor environments and can also serve as a backup communication link for operators, solving problems such as base station disconnection and islanding when the operator's network is affected by natural disasters.

● Broadband communication

   Supports 1420-1520MHz broadband communication frequency band, effectively responding to complex terrain environments, and has the ability to customize frequency bands

● Efficient management

   Provide PC and APP management tools, supporting functions such as dynamic topology, link status monitoring, and real-time data configuration

● Interface design

   It has multiple interfaces such as Ethernet and voice, and can be connected to various types of terminals for data integration with the Web platform

● Easy to operate 

   Easy and efficient operation, one click power on, can be set up anywhere in any scene, and can quickly respond to emergency situations

● Intelligent frequency selection

   Support intelligent frequency selection, 5/10/20MHz bandwidth adjustable

At present, there are problems such as missing communication public network signals and expensive installation costs of communication submarine cables at sea. Wireless Mesh self-organizing networks can provide network access services anytime and anywhere, meeting the requirements for wireless data transmission in complex big data or high network security environments. Equipping outdoor self-organizing network base stations on wind turbines for wireless broadband self-organizing network coverage, large-scale networking of offshore wind turbines, transmitting various data and cameras of wind turbines back to substations (booster stations) 5-10 kilometers away. The booster station has a satellite network and transmits them back to the onshore main station through the public network.