Carrier coverage maps are predictions, not design tools. Here’s how carrier-grade measurement with Ranlytics CERNO shows what a remote site will really get – including measuring 9 bands across Telstra and Optus at once.
MarchNet designed, deployed and commissioned a private ProConnect 4G and 5G network with an on-site core and APN segmentation for a major Central Queensland coal mine, validated by a 70+ page post-deployment coverage assessment.
MarchNet designed, delivered and supports a DMR Tier III digital trunked radio network for a major pumped hydro project in South East Queensland, with smartphone push-to-talk, RoIP and LEO satellite inter-site links.
After acquiring a private microwave network supporting a major Central Queensland coal mine, MarchNet refreshed four critical sites with carrier-grade -48V DC power, rack-mounted lithium batteries and standardised protection.
Partnering with Ranlytics, MarchNet concurrently measured 9 Telstra and Optus LTE bands across a remote Northern Territory monitoring network, and designed a resilient dual-carrier architecture with solar-powered active repeaters.
MarchNet designed and deployed a dedicated ProConnect private LTE network for a pumped hydro project in South East Queensland, delivering reliable mobile connectivity for remote construction operations.
Construction sites burn through bad internet fast. A project starts with 40 people on site. Two months later, there are 180 workers, subcontractors everywhere, CCTV running full-time, supervisors trying to upload drawings, and a camp full of crews jumping on Netflix at 6 pm. Suddenly, the satellite link falls over every night, and no one…
A remote site can burn through thousands of dollars in downtime before anyone even realises the network is the problem. We’ve seen mine sites lose visibility on fleet systems because a satellite link became overloaded at shift change. We’ve seen construction projects wait months for carrier infrastructure that never arrived on time. One remote camp…
A lot of remote sites still run critical operations in places where you can barely get a phone signal. No carrier coverage. No fixed infrastructure. Sometimes no power either. That becomes a serious problem once the site starts relying on SCADA systems, CCTV, telemetry, cloud platforms, or remote workforce communications. We’ve seen projects spend millions…
A lot of renewable energy sites are being built in places where mobile coverage barely works. You drive two hours out of town, turn off onto a dirt access road, and suddenly, crews are trying to commission a multi-million dollar project with one bar of Telstra mobile coverage and patchy satellite internet. That becomes a…