Telecommunications shelters

Finally, we can report that a shelter for telecommunications with over 300 kg of PCM for thermal protection is commercialized in India. 

Telecommunications equipment is usually housed in a shelter to protect it from wind and foul weather. Shelters are structures without windows that can be climate controlled and contain a large amount of electronics, computers, and other equipment such as transformers. 

Autonomous supply batteries are usually used when no other source of electricity is available. They are specifically developed to perfectly supply the required cycling profiles. The most apt example is the application of solar power at stand-alone sites, supplying electricity requirements in places far from electrical networks (chalets, mountain shelters, telecommunications outposts, highway information panels, weather stations, etc.). 

The built environment provides shelter, workplace, community facilities, as well as essential infrastructure such as water, waste disposal, power, telecommunications, and transport. A modem community is dependent on this built environment to support the daily social, commercial, and cultural functioning of life. It is also this built environment that takes such a punishment when an earthquake strikes resulting in impassable roads, loss of electricity, boil-water notices, and collapsed buildings. 

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