Nov 17, 2024 · Energy consumption is a big issue in the operation of communication base stations, especially in remote areas that are difficult to connect with the traditional power grid,
A telecommunications system (radio base station) may comprise an equipment room/shelter which is a structure for housing power supply and transmission equipment and/or antennae which are fixed to roof parapet of a building or attached to supporting frames projecting from the external wall of a building. 2.
The proposed radio base station installation within building is certified to constitute material change in use which necessitates submission of notification to the Building Authority under BO s25.
For the micro-indoor radio base station housed within the building for indoor coverage with indoor antennas mounted on wall/ceiling, in view of their scale and nature, they are considered as equipment installation which would not constitute material change in use of the premises.
3. For the installation of a radio base station, the operators are reminded to consider the possible effect of radio-frequency radiation on flammable atmospheres due to the diesel fuel oil tank, if any, installed on the proposed rooftop.
the antennas of the base station are not installed within a residential flat in a residential or residential/commercial building.
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