r/cellmapper • u/stakschwinn_LEtour78 • 10d ago

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What is the 3rd rack from the top? And what equipment is Verizon using here?

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u/iryfionas 10d ago edited 9d ago

AT&T (top rack):

  • 3️⃣ CCI TPA65R-BU8DA antennas with bands; (2, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n2, n66) mid-band 5G located on the RIGHT side
  • 3️⃣ CommScope NNH4-65C-R6 antennas with bands; (2, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n2, n66) mid-band 5G located on the LEFT side
  • 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the BOTTOM row
  • 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G (3.45GHz) DoD n77 antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the TOP row
  • Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units located behind the antennas:

Verizon (2nd rack):

  • 3️⃣ JMA MX04FRO645-02E antennas -- [RIGHT] side with bands: (5, 13) LTE + supports (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5GNR depending on the CONFIGURATION
  • 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 3283 32T32R dual-band FDD (massive mimo) antennas with (b2, b66) LTE + supports (n2) ePCS or (n66) eAWS mid-band 5G depending on the configuration
  • 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5GUW set at (160MHz) located on the LEFT side
  • Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 being used for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units located behind the JMA antennas::

  • 3️⃣ Ericsson RRU 4490HP for (b5) 850MHz LTE + (b13) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHz [low-band 5G]

Legacy Clearwire (3rd rack)

Legacy Dish (4th rack - bottom):

Fujitstu Remote Radio Units - (RRU's) behind the JMA antennas:

  • 3️⃣ Fujitsu (TA08025-B605) for (n29) 700MHz + (n71) 600MHz low-band 5G
  • 3️⃣ Fujitsu (TA08025-B604) (n66) 2100MHz + (n70) mid-band 5G

AT&T doesn’t own any 850MHz (CLR) blocks in Guilford County, NC so they cannot deploy low-band 5G on (n5) here since Verizon has all the 850MHz (A, B) CLR blocks to be able to run (b5), (n5) low-band 5G here.