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Protecting
the landscape in China
Rapid economic growth in China has, unsurprisingly, |
 AlanDick
came up with the answer by providing the
customer with the 22m pine
tree complete with resin bark to envelop the
pole and branches, and antennas painted
green to match the pine needles. To the
casual passer-by or even to the most
critical observer, the resulting structure
looks exactly like a genuine pine tree. All
radio and electrical equipment is neatly
housed inside a cabin structure nearby and
the project was swiftly completed.In this way, AlanDick’s quality solutions not only help customers to prolong the life of their antennas, they are also simple to install and maintain. In addition, solutions such as this make it easier than in the past to build new sites or to prolong the period of contracts on old sites. They also help to shorten site construction times and to raise the quality of communications generally. Environmental solutions like that at Babao Mountain must not only be visually appealing, but also deliver satisfactory radio performance. AlanDick produces a complete solution - this is what makes it unique in this marketplace. |
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As modern skyscrapers spring up
everywhere in China at an alarming rate it
is natural to assume that these new
constructions will inevitably be accompanied
by the often unwelcome and visually
intrusive infrastructure required to support
today’s powerful communications systems.
encouraged telecoms operators to quickly expand their capability and value-added services throughout the country. At the same time, however, the Chinese government, planning authorities and environmentalists are understandably concerned about the resultant increase in the number of visible telecom infrastructures.
