General Requirement

RAN Site Infrastructure

Ver. 1.0-2017_FINAL

Div. Radio Network Solution

Group Network Strategy and Solution

Yudha Aprilianto
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General Requirement RAN Site Infrastucture
APPROVAL FORM

PREPARED BY
Iqbal Zulkarnain Radio Network Solutions & Site Infrastructure
Adhi Purnomo Radio Network Solutions & Site Infrastructure
Risky Budihardjo Radio Network Solutions & Site Infrastructure
Moch Guntur Hady Putra Radio Network Solutions & Site Infrastructure
Virto Graha Wintomo Radio Network Solutions & Site Infrastructure
Yudha Aprilianto Radio Network Solutions & Site Infrastructure

APPROVED BY
Division Head Radio Network Solutions & Site
Ahmad Mubarok
Infrastructure

Zebra 2 Program
 General Requirement RAN Site Infrastucture
REVISION HISTORY

Version Date Author Change Description

1.0 4-Apr-07 Radio Network Solutions & Site Infrastructure MDR Release (FINAL version)

Zebra 2 Program
Mounting 4 Stack
STANDARD – DEDICATED & SHARED SOLUTION
Mounting Type 4 Stack – Commscope/RFS Model
(Standard)

• Material Allumunium (mounting)+Steel

Galvanize (arm mounting)
• Need adapter plate/bracket to Install RRU

Total load if all space use for all RAN equipment

No Item Qty Unit Weight (kg) Total Weight (kg)
1 TTA 1 130 130
2 RRU 6 25 150
3 Filter 900 1 12 12
4 Junction Box 1 1.6 1.6
5 Antenna Hexaband 1 44 44
6 RF Cabling & Accessories 2 1.3 2.6
340.2

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting Type 4 Stack – Cuedee Model
(Standard)

*)Material Allumunium (mounting and arm)+

Stainless steel(universal bracket RRU)
*)Need bolts to Install RRU

Total load if all space use for all RAN equipment

No Item Qty Unit Weight (kg) Total Weight (kg)
1 TTA 1 90 90
2 RRU 6 25 150
3 Filter 900 1 12 12
4 Junction Box 2 1.6 3.2
5 Antenna Hexaband 1 44 44
6 RF Cabling & Accessories 2 1.3 2.6
301.8

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting Type 4 stack
(RRU Configuration & Installation – Dedicated Solution)

LEFT RIGHT

• Recommendation for assembly RAN Equipment in

RRU 900
RRU LOW warehouse. Assembly on site accepted if the actual
BAND SPACE site condition does not allow material to be installed
in warehouse (limited site access, site commcase,
etc)and after getting approval from Indosat

• Management of cable must be use QSIK material

RRU MEDIUM/HIGH
RRU 1800 BAND SPACE
even the solution using CPRI cable, so that good
wiring installation and easy to maintenance

RRU HIGH
RRU 2100
BAND SPACE

FILTER 900 JUNCTION BOX (If

used Hybrid Trunk)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting Type 4 stage
(RRU Configuration & Installation – Shared Solution)

LEFT RIGHT

• Recommendation for assembly RAN Equipment in

RRU SPACE
RRU 900
warehouse. Assembly on site accepted if the actual
site condition does not allow material to be installed in
warehouse (limited site access, site commcase,
etc)and after getting approval from Indosat

• Management of cable must be use QSIK material even

RRU SPACE
RRU SPACE
RRU 1800

RRU 2100

the solution using CPRI cable, so that good wiring

installation and easy to maintenance

No Item Qty Unit Weight (kg) Total Weight (kg)

3xFILTER 900 1 TTA 1 90 90
2 RRU 6 25 150
3 Filter 900 3 12 36
4 Junction Box 3 1.6 4.8
5 Antenna Hexaband 1 44 44
6 RF Cabling & Accessories 3 1.3 3.9
3xJUNCTION BOX 328.7
(If used Hybrid
Trunk)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting Type 4 stack
(Sample Picture)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting 3 Stack
STANDARD – OPTIONAL – DEDICATED SOLUTION
Mounting Type 3 Stack
(Standard – Dedicated Solution)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting Type 3 Stack
(Standard – Dedicated Solution)

• Material Steel Galvanize (mounting & arm)

• Need RRM & adapter plate/bracket to Install
RRU
• The Mounting should be supported with 2pcs
stut pipe/tie back

Total load if all space use for all RAN equipment

No Item Qty Unit Weight (kg) Total Weight (kg)
1 TTA 1 180 180
2 RRU 5 25 125
3 Filter 900 1 12 12
4 Junction Box 1 1.6 1.6
5 Antenna Pentaband 1 39 39
6 RF Cabling & Accessories 1 1.3 1.3
358.9

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting Type 3 Stack
(RRU Configuration & Installation)

LEFT RIGHT

• Recommendation for assembly RAN Equipment in

RRU 900 FILTER 900 warehouse. Assembly on site accepted if the actual site
condition does not allow material to be installed in
warehouse (limited site access, site commcase, etc)and
after getting approval from Indosat

• Management of cable must be use QSIK material even

RRU LOW/
RRU 1800 MEDIUM/HIGH
the solution using CPRI cable, so that good wiring
BAND SPACE installation and easy to maintenance

RRU MEDIUM/HIGH
RRU 2100
BAND SPACE

JUNCTION BOX (If

used Hybrid Trunk)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting Type 3 Stack
(Sample Picture)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Mounting 3 Stack
STANDARD – SHARED SOLUTION
Mounting Type 2 Stack
(Standard – Shared Solution)

RRU G/U900

RRU 2100

RRU GL1800

FILTER 900

2XJUNCTION BOX
+HYBRID TRUNK
RRU GL1800

TRIPLEBAND
ANTENNA
General Requirement Site Infrastructure
Monopole Solution
STANDARD - OPTIONAL
Monopole Solution
(Standard – Optional) • RRU installed to mounting with RRM or direct
to Monopole tower without RRM with chain
bracket
• Filter 900 Installed on the mounting Antenna
and back to back with antenna sectoral

WITH CHAIN BRACKET

WITH RRM
General Requirement Site Infrastructure
New Concept Split Antenna & RRU
STANDARD - OPTIONAL
New Concept Split Antenna & RRU
(Standard – Optional – Mitratel (tsel sites) & XL Sites )
• Spliting Antenna & RRU must be on same level
• RRU installed direct to mounting without RRM
• Filter 900 Installed on the mounting Antenna
and back to back with antenna sectoral

ERICSSON

HUAWEI

NOKIA

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

New Concept Pole Rooftop Solution
STANDARD
Pole Rooftop Solution For Huawei
(Standard)

• If limited space in the existing pole structure,

need additional offset mounting for place of
RRU bracket

• Filter 900 Install on the antenna mounting

and back to back with antenna sectoral

2nd RRU
1st RRU

General Requirement Site Infrastructure 3rd RRU

Pole Rooftop Solution For Ericsson
(Standard)

• If limited space in the existing pole structure,

need additional offset mounting for place of
RRU bracket

• Filter 900 Install on the antenna mounting

and back to back with antenna sectoral

2nd RRU
1st RRU
3rd RRU

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Pole Rooftop Solution For Nokia
(Standard)

• If limited space in the existing pole structure,

need additional offset mounting for place of
RRU bracket

• Filter 900 Install on the antenna mounting

and back to back with antenna sectoral

3rd RRU

2nd RRU
1st RRU
General Requirement Site Infrastructure
Pole Rooftop Solution Alternative
(Standard - Optional)

• The optional alternative if limited space in the existing pole structure, RRU installed on the wall
depend on approved with Tower Provider and Building Management with note the total length of RF
Jumper <= 5m or shall approved with Indosat Radio Solution

• Filter 900 Install on the antenna mounting and back to back with antenna sectoral

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

RRM
RRU UNIVERSAL BRACKET
RRM
(RRU Universal Bracket)

1) It is recommended that a Pole of diameter Ø=89mm ~ 115mm & 80X80 equal angle pole
2) RRU need additional adapter to install on the RRU universal bracket. Adapter provide by RAN vendor
3) RRU universal bracket will use for standard model mounting type 3 stack
4) If RRU universal bracket will use for others solution shall need approval with Indosat Solution

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

QSIK
MANAGEMENT OF CABLE & RAN ACCESSORIES KITS
QSIK
(Management of cable & RAN accessories kits)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

QSIK
(Management of cable & RAN accessories kits)

• Jumper cable separate from optical jumper

and grounding cable

• Use the same hole part in each cushions for

jumper way in from RRU to antenna port

• The RF jumper from main port and diversity

can not be crossed; it must parallel

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Junction Box
Junction Box
(Standard)
• The Junction Box houses and provides the connection from the
trunked hybrid cable to individual RRUs DC and Optical Fibre
connections via vendor specific tails.
• Junction box requirement with type 1.0 or 1.5 (based on vendor
supplier) for hybrid trunk cable.
• Junction box type 1.0 use for hybrid trunk cable solution
• Juntion box type 1.5 use for discrete trunk cable solution

JUNCTION BOX TYPE 1.0

JUNCTION BOX TYPE 1.5

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

RF Jumper
RF Jumper
(Standard)

• The RF jumpers shall be pre-assembled in the original OEM facility, and shall be an
Indosat Approved Product.

• All existing RF jumper shall be swapped with new RF Jumper.

• RF jumpers shall be certified to be passive inter-modulation (PIM) certified to a level

of less than -150 dBc / -107dBm.

• The RF jumpers shall use PIM certified 4.3-10 connector or DIN 7/16" connectors, that
shall be torqued, using a torque wrench set to 25Nm (Newton Metres)for DIN 7/16”
and 5Nm for 4.3-10 connector. Unless for existing IBS site, N connector can be
applied.

• RF Jumper length requirement:

• Length ≤ 5M, using superflex RF Jumper
• Length >5M - ≤20M, using flex RF Jumper
• Length >20M using feeder with Indosat approval.
Vendor shall seek to minimize length of RF Jumpers.

• All RF jumper shall pre-fabricated.

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Discrete Trunk
Discrete Trunk Cable
(Standard)

• Discrete trunk shall be used with the following configuration :

 3 Discrete trunk per sector 3 band (full band)
 2 Discrete trunk for 2 band
 1 Discrete trunk for 1 band

• Discrete trunk consist of 1 DC cable & 1 optical cable (6 pairs)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

CPRI Cable
CPRI & DC Cable
(Standard)

• CPRI is Common Public Radio Interface

• CPRI Cable consist of 1 DC cable & 1 pair optical cable, Optic Cable use singlemode type

• CPRI Cable shall be used with depend on configuration number of RRU

• Installation shall be used clamp cable for DC cable and optic cable on the cable tray

• For Long CPRI Cable more than 115 m, vendor should propose the complete design and
calculation accordingly to achieve maximum drop voltage 4 volt with Indosat approval

• Vendor shall follow method of CPRI & DC cable routing and installation :
TOP VIEW
LEFT RIGHT SECTORAL CONFIGURATION DEDICATED SOLUTION
top
High Band
High Band
Low Band
bottom
SECTOR 1

SECTOR 2

SECTOR 3

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

CPRI Cable
(Standard)
TOP VIEW
LEFT RIGHT SECTORAL CONFIGURATION SHARED SOLUTION
top
FO Cable 2
FO Cable 1
DC Cable 2
DC Cable 1
bottom

RF 900

RF 1800

RF 2100
• Optical fibre splicing in assembly /staging facility or on-site is not permitted

• Optical fibre cables shall be checked and cleaned (using the appropriate tools) for dust and
debris during installation

• The Optical Fibre cables shall be pre-terminated / prefabricate at the respective production
other equipment manufacturers (OEM) facility and fitted with protective boots and covers

• The gauge of hybrid cable DC conductor indicated in bellow table shall be used for the
length of cable run indicated
Cable Length (m) Cable Gauge Size Diameter (mm)

0 – 45 AWG12 2.05
46 – 70 AWG10 2.59
General Requirement Site Infrastructure 71 – 115 AWG8 3.26
Labelling, Colour Coding,
Bar-Coding
Labelling & Colour Coding
(Standard)
• All cables (i.e. RF jumpers, feeder and Optical Fibre cables) shall be appropriately labelled
• Ultraviolet (UV) stabilized, fluorescent tape shall be used
RRU Band TX/RX A -45⁰ TX/RX B -45⁰
900 Mhz 1 x Red 2 x Red
1800 Mhz (1st) 1 x Blue 2 x Blue
1800 Mhz (2nd) 1 x Orange 2 x Orange
2100 Mhz (1st) 1 x White 2 x White
2100 Mhz (2nd) 1 x Yellow 2 x Yellow
• Hybrid Fiber cables shall be labelled at both ends with their corresponding sector identity as
specified
Hybrid Feeder Banding
Sector 1 1 x White
Sector 2 2 x White
Sector 3 3 x White
• CPRI cables shall be labelled at both ends with their corresponding sector identity as specified
CPRI+DC Cable Sector 1 Sector 2 Sector 3
(Sample : 900 sector 2)
900 Mhz 1 x Red + 1 x White 1 x Red + 2 x White 1 x Red + 3 x White
top bottom
1800 Mhz (1st) 1 x Blue + 1 x White 1 x Blue + 2x White 1 x Blue + 3x White
1800 Mhz (2nd) 1 x Orange + 1 x White 1 x Orange + 2 x White 1 x Orange + 3 x White
2100 Mhz (1st) 1 x White + 1 x White 1 x White + 2 x White 1 x White + 3 x White
2100 Mhz (2nd) 1 x Yellow + 1 x White 1 x Yellow + 2 x White 1 x Yellow + 3 x White
General Requirement Site Infrastructure
Labelling & Colour Coding
(Standard)
• For Shared solution, used configuration label like the picture below :

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Labelling & Color Coding
(Standard)

• Vendor shall affix an Indosat bar-code label to each separate removable module in the
equipment

• Vendor is responsible and accountable for applying barcodes and tracking the movements of
equipment throughout the Project timeline

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Weatherproofing
Weather Proofing
(Standard)
• All RF connectors and coupling ports shall be weather proofed / sealed using self-
amalgamating (i.e. self-fusing) tape, wrapped over with UV stabilized electrical tape

• RF connectors assembled in the Antenna Assembly Staging Warehouse shall be weather

proofed with either appropriate 3M rubber tape or with cold-shrink

Cold shrink
3M Rubber
Tape
• Where heat-shrink is used it shall be used with a suitable hot air tool and shall never be
used with a naked flame (blow torch or butane burner)

• Grounding cables on the antenna assembly and in the Service Cabinet shall be terminated
with heat-shrink and shall not be terminated with electrical tape

• Weather proof connections shall be provided on all RRU DC power and optical connections.
If connectors are rated weather-proof (IP67) then additional weather-proofing is not required

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Grounding
Grounding
(Standard)
• On Rooftop sites Grounding shall be tested using the approved Indosat method during
equipment Installation

• The service cabinet shall be grounded using 3 x 25mm2 high quality galvanised stranded
steel.
Note 2 x16mm2 is not acceptable, nor is corroded cable

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Grounding
(Standard)

• Vendor shall use high quality lugs for the grounding cable. Vendor shall present sample for
approval by Indosat

• The Service Cabinet grounding cable for equal potential bonding shall be connected using one
of the following alternatives, listed in order of preference:
 Main grounding pit bus bar (Bak Kontrol Box) or with existing grounding wire (if
bus bar is missing)
 Tower leg ground cable (preferred connection is below the ground)
 Dig out ground cable around the main grounding pit and tap equipment ground wire.

• Galvanized grounding cable shall be directly connected to any existing copper material

• Use stainless steel connector lug, bi-metal adaptor or CAD Weld

• Site Visual Condition Report & completed with grounding wiring diagram which pointed the
missing cable/bus bar

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Grounding
(Standard)
• Grounding test should be conducted on green field sites where main grounding pit is not
concreted and other grounding materials are missing or stolen. This is to ensure that the
grounding materials below earth are not already stolen

• To deter theft, new grounding system shall use hot dip galvanized steel material/aluminium
only. Vendor to submit Indosat Planning, Indosat TMG and OG for design approval

• It is the responsibility of Vendor to ensure that all equipment and hardware is properly
grounded with the correct type of earth cable

• Where Grounding and Lightning Protection system are missing or defective on a site, it is the
responsibility of Vendor to identify this within the TSSR, i.e. any and all missing or defects to
the Grounding and Lightning Protection system, so that this may be remedied during or prior
to installation

• The TSSR shall also indicate where new equipment requires grounding, and that grounding
shall be as close as possible to the tower member / leg or pole(s)

• The black colour of the Grounding Wire ONLY applies to the grounding of Hybrid Cable,
Coaxial Feeder Cable, RRU and/or Filter and no other equipment, network elements etc

• Each RRU and Filter shall be connected to bus-bar with 6AWG Green-Yellow grounding
cable or 16 mm Black grounding cable

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Service Cabinet
Service Cabinet
(Standard)
• For Outdoor or Indoor designs as OG counterpart, Vendor shall use one of the following
Indosat approved Service Cabinets

• For the security or anti theft option of the cabinet , vendor shall use padlock cover on the
outdoor service cabinet

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Service Cabinet
(Standard)
• Vendor shall use one of the following approved service cabinet placement below :

Outdoor Service Cabinet Indoor Service Cabinet

• Vendor shall seek to locate the indoor/outdoor cabinet as close as possible to the base of
the tower, monopole or rooftop pole(s), taking into consideration usage of existing cable
trays and existing foundations, wherever possible. The Service Cabinet shall not be sited
under the tower

• If an existing foundation can be used for the new service cabinet(s), by swapping the old
cabinets, then a new foundation shall not be constructed
General Requirement Site Infrastructure
Service Cabinet
(Standard)
• For rooftop sites, vendors shall seek to locate the service cabinet that minimise the total cost
of hybrid cables. Or keep in shelter site by using indoor type.
Minimum total length of hybrid, plus avoiding the necessity of long hybrids that require heavy
gauged able or parallel feeders.
It is essential trunked hybrid cable lengths are kept at a minimum, as the gauge size or
diameter of the cable is based on the a voltage drop or Partial Load Voltage Disconnect
(PLVD) calculated to accommodate any VENDOR RRU configuration (max. 4 RRUs), and
therefore with longer lengths DC cable gauge will increase in diameter accordingly (see table
1), sites costs will subsequently increase, and designs to accommodate PLVD may grow
complex

• The Service Cabinet foundation shall be constructed to an acknowledged standard design

drawing and preferably be of a prefabricated galvanised steel or concrete fast-build design, as
shown below :

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Service Cabinet
(Standard)
• Alternatively, acknowledged site mix Reinforced Concrete (RC) designs can be used

• The standard design drawing for RC foundation shall use K225 concrete quality, 12mm mesh
steel reinforcing, and designed for two (2) cabinet capacity, even if only one (1) cabinet is
initially planned, and have sufficient space for a worker to stand in front of the cabinet and
work safely.
Concrete foundations shall be painted black on completion of the hardening curing process.
200mm minimum spacing between Outdoor Service Cabinets Master and Slave

• The Service Cabinet shall be fixed to the foundation with 4 (Four) galvanised Dynabolts
(The thickness of the galvanising should be > 80microns) installed in each corner of the
Service Cabinet and positioned so that the right opening

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Service Cabinet
(Standard)
• The Service Cabinet shall be positioned on the foundation so that any Slave Cabinet installed
in the future, will be on the right of the main Service Cabinet, when viewed from the front.
Variations must be justified to and approved by Indosat are required based on actual
conditions

• Excess Trunked Hybrid/CPRI cable sheathing and DC conductors shall be cut to size (except
the fibre), with the excess Fibre cable bundles to be coiled and hung appropriately to the
sidewall and/or cable reels within the service cabinet
The DC portion of the Trunked Hybrid cable maybe cut to length, by utilising the rip cord
and stripping back the protective cable sheath / insulation

• The entire Trunked Hybrid cable/CPRI+DC Cable (including insulation) shall enter into the
Service Cabinet through any of the entry port (back left or right sides) or underneath
depending on site condition, and the earth cable to be looped back (passing through an
available cable entry gland) into the Service Cabinet void and connected to the grounding bar
within the Service Cabinet front-end

• All cable glands shall be fastened and sealed appropriately so that no ingress from dust,
water, insects and animals

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Service Cabinet
(Standard)
• Cable entries on the Rear, Left and Right hand sides shall be sealed with Snap bushings
and shall not be sealed with mastic/sealant

• The cable gland should be firmly tightened to the cabinet and should hold the cable firmly
(the acceptance test will check for loose cable

• There shall be no messy sealant/glue outside or inside the cable glands

• Cables shall be installed in the gland closest in size to the cable to avoid unnecessary use
of tape

• Glands shall be sealed with either, in order of preference:

• Tight fitting (IP55) rubber grommets
• Self-fusing insulating /sealing tape with a minimum of 20mm width and 30mm, thick.
3M Scotch Rubber Mastic or equivalent

Service Cabinet Sealing Cable Gland Sealing

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Service Cabinet
(Standard)

sealed using the external flash band

• The sealing should be done from inside the service cabinet on the PG Glands (located both
sides of the bottom battery rack)

• There shall be a maximum of one cable per cable inlet unless otherwise approved by Indosat

• In cases where multiple cables per gland is approved, all cables should be firmly fitted in the
cable gland and tightened properly such that no free movement of cables. Signal, power,
ground cables shall not be mixed for this case

• Insulated Torque Wenches MUST be used for battery installation

• Grease applied to battery terminals (NSB excluded)

• Heat shrink applied to exposed GI Wire to prevent rust

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Service Cabinet
(Standard)

• The cable holes assignment for the power cabinet

/ DC+CPRI cable

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

ATD
ANTI THEFT DEVICE
Anti Theft Device
(Standard)

• For the security or anti theft option of the cabinet , vendor shall use of the following Indosat
approved padlock/cover and belt design

• Anti-Theft Device (ATD) are equipped with padlock for the door handle and the connecting
cable from one of anchor bolt to outdoor cabinet to integrated with grounding and earth
systems.

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Power Capacity
Power Capacity
(Standard)
• Outdoor site = 10.6 kVA

• Indoor site = 13.2 kVA

• Indoor site with CDMA colocation = 16.5 kVA

• If the existing sites still 7.7kVA and still available to support implementation program, keep as
it is the power capacity

• If the existing sites still 7.7kVA and not available to support implementation program, proposed
upgrade capacity base on approval Indosat solution fist

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

ACPDB
ACPDB
(Standard)
• The ACPDB shall be located adjacent to (within 1 or 2 meters of) the Service Cabinet.
The linear cable length from ACPDB to equipment cabinet shall NOT be less than 5m.
The minimum 5m AC cable length can be maintained by appropriately laying the cable from
ACPDB to service cabinet. In extreme cases, coiling of Power cable in the cabinet plinth
and/or tighten to the pole below the ACPDB is allowed (one loop only). Any other variation
in design and installation must be justified to and approved by Indosat

• The AC cable linear length (horizontal distance) also shall not be longer than 30m. If the
horizontal distance is more than 30m, then either ACPDB should be located within 30m
distance of Service cabinet or a Class 1+2 (Type B+ C) need to be installed in service
cabinet, instead of Class 2 (Type C/Over Voltage Type) only. Any other solutions must be
proposed and justified to, and approved by Indosat

• The acceptable Voltage Drop from Kwh meter to the ACPDB is less than 5%

• All AC Power Cable shall be NYFGbY type (armoured)

• For outdoor modernised site, the cable size of 4x core of 10mm² or 4x 16mm2 shall be
used

• AC cable shall be laid inside a steel conduit

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

ACPDB
(Standard)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Diesel Generator
Diesel Generator
(Standard)
• Diesel Generator with alternating current output to new site outdoor. This function is for main
source if no PLN on this area

• There are 2 types of generator set system that will be used for this program diesel generator
for inside and outside community

• Type 1 for inside community has to supply diesel generator set 20kVA complete with exhaust
system, integrated fuel tank, electrical system with independent ATS, generator system, spare
part, transportation and power control

• Type 2 for outside community has to supply diesel generator set 20kVA complete with
integrated fuel tank, spare part, transportation and power control

• With the generator the telecommunications equipment and supporting facilities still get the main
portion 3 phase AC generator derived from until PLN available

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

External Alarm
External Alarm
(Standard)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

Free Cooling
Free Cooling
(Standard)
• Free cooling system should be implemented in all shelter types equipped by DC Fan and Air
Inlet Filter, with insect screen

• Additional DC Fan should include with thermostat and cables

• Indoor cabinet to shelter shall be installed inside sites that have switch off functional Air-
Conditioning system and have additional DC fan with minimum 2500 CFM capacity

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

RIM Solution
RIM Solution
(Standard)
• As telecom network assets are widely and remotely distributed, managing assets and base
station routinely and effectively has proven to be difficult and costly. With reducing ARPU,
ensuring operational efficiency and high up-time of assets (such as generators, rectifier,
batteries, air-conditioners, cooling fans, filter etc.) need constant management. Manual
collection of data, and analysis, reporting and decision making based on such manual process
has always failed due to lack of quality and transparency in the data

• RIM should be successfully developed and implemented the platform for smart energy and
environmental monitoring and control, and management for off-grid and poor grid or unstable
grid sites in the field. Software and analytics reports have been created and fine-tuned
continually based on vast field experience

• With domain expertise in the area of energy, communications and computing, we manufacture
and install highly accurate, digital, mostly wireless and tamper resistant sensors and meters,
and also utilize secure networks for sending out alarms, alert and sms

• RIM intelligent energy data analytics technique, reporting tools as well as web-based network
management system provide and integrated energy management tool to monitor all the energy
and environmental parameters at our telecom site

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

RIM Solution
(Standard)
• The RIM system optimizes the site energy performance and can be customized with any
remote sensing modules at a site Diesel accounting system for diesel optimization; battery
health management system; utility, DG and conditioner energy metering system; battery, BTS
load, transmission load metering system with multi-tenant support (individual tenant level
metering); PFC alarm sensing of sniffing to sense existing alarms at site without affecting
existing alarm stream to NOC; multiple point temperature monitoring; humidity monitoring;
alternate batteries, fuel cell energy metering for renewable energy resources; AC DC energy
metering

• Smart solutions solve problem related to : Fault management-by sending out alarms and
alerts in real time; Energy metering-by accurately accounting for energy usage, fuel usage;
Performance management –by improving time taken to detect faults, ensuring accurate data
collection, analysis and validation

• Proactive management is the way to manage passive infrastructure for unclear visibility of Site
AC power quality (V, A, F); AC and DC power consumption; Site Power outages
(frequency and duration); rectifier parameter setting; battery performance (battery charging
parameter, battery SOC, DOD, SOH, Temp, Battery theft); Thermal management (Fan,
aircond); Alarm management/correlation

• Proactive management can be diesel management to oversee : Diesel Fill, Diesel Use, Diesel
theft (is it community support – CSR)

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

PIM ( Passive Intermodulation)
PIM
(Standard)
• PIM Measurement and Testing shall be following accordance with the Ooredoo Group guide
line (OG_PR004_V1.3_16Mar13_Sub-Contractor Field Testing Requirements for PIM.pdf). The
testing procedures and standards to achieve the lowest possible level of PIM for connectors,
feeder/jumper, jumpers, filter and antenna systems that will meet the minimum PIM
performance requirements for all sites whether new or existing

• PIM Measurement and Testing shall be conducted after pre assembly has completed

• PIM Test has to be perform in open air and avoid signal reflection from any metal surface
such as metal roof etc, or a chamber facility

• PIM test shall meet or be better than specified below table :

The minimum system performance (totally installed system) limits for PIM in Ooredoo’s radio
system is:

BTS Type Minimum Requirement with 2 Carriers @ +43dBm

Macro / Micro Better than -140 dBc / -97dBm
IBC / IBS Better than -140 dBc / -97dBm

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

PIM
(Standard)
The minimum component performance limit for PIM in Ooredoo’s radio system is :

Type Minimum Requirement with 2 carriers @ +43 dBm

Each individual component on the RF System Better than -150 dBc

• For site with warehouse pre-assembled, PIM test shall be done from warehouse PIM test and
on-site PIM test via LMT and OSS test after installation.
PIM tester shall be used in accordance with their respective Band. E.g. PIM 1800 tester
used only for 1800 band & the same way applied for 900/2100 band

• For Site with on site pre-assembled, PIM test shall be done from LMT and OSS after
installation

• Where sites use redeploy antenna, the PIM shall be performed to ensure integrity it complies
with INDOSAT and OOREDOO GROUP specifications as mention in this document

• In the case that the existing antenna fails PIM testing, then Vendor shall replace the antenna
with the new antenna specified within this project. Detail method of procedure of replacing
antenna shall be prepared by vendor

• Detail method of procedure of the PIM test shall be prepared by vendor in alignment and
incorporating the requirements of this document and the Ooredoo Group document PR-004
Sub-‐Contractor Field Testing Requirements for PIM v1.3 (2013-03-16).

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

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• Reused antennas maybe tested on-site or in the staging facility with prefabricated jumper and
a PIM test set. PIM on antenna shall be tested before pre assembly stage

• Where sites utilise either legacy RF feeder cable or are required to run new RF feeder cable,
and the RAN VENDOR modernises that site, then PIM and VSWR measurements shall be
performed to ensure integrity of the feeder cable and that it complies with INDOSAT and
OOREDOO GROUP specifications as mention in this document

• In the case that the existing feeder fails VSWR and/or PIM, then Vendor shall replace the
feeder system with the new feeder and associated connectors specified within the Tender

• Whereby new feeder is deployed PIM and VSWR tests are compulsory regardless of the use
of PIM certified materials mentioned within the Tender

• Vendor shall be responsible for conducting acceptance tests on the feeder system, inclusive of
and not limited to; return loss, VSWR, DTF and PIM, to ensure that the system meets with
INDOSAT requirements and achieves optimum performance

General Requirement Site Infrastructure

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