Small Cells

Small cells are compact, low-power radio antennas that improve wireless coverage and capacity within a specific area, such as homes, offices, or urban neighborhoods. Unlike traditional large cell towers that cover broad regions, small cells are deployed close to users to enhance signal strength, data speeds, and network reliability, especially in busy or challenging environments. They are an essential part of modern mobile networks, helping to meet the growing demand for faster, more consistent wireless connections without extensive infrastructure.