COWs are mobile trailer-mounted cell towers used to provide temporary cellular network coverage. The trailers contain antennas, transceivers, and all the electronics needed for cellular service mounted on a truck or trailer.

Cell on Wheels (COW) is a portable base station used to provide temporary cellular network coverage for high-profile events and emergency situations where existing base stations become damaged, or during natural disasters such as bush fires and floods.

The base station equipment installed on the flatbed trailer can be used in emergency situations, for example, when the transmission tower of a certain base station collapses, or when an accident occurs to the base station equipment, the vehicle-mounted base station can be quickly and temporarily replaced to maintain communication in the community.

Cell on Wheels are mobile, they don’t require a foundation and need only grounding and commercial power. Imagine all the possibilities for their use.

The latest COW design, with its own battery, is smaller and lighter than ordinary cell on wheels, making it more suitable for flexible and mobile deployment. The maximum height can be raised to 10 meters, and each container can hold 4 pieces of equipment. 

Multi-terrain 2x4 & 4x4 HD Commercial Trucks; 19,500-33,000 lb (8,843 kg- 14,966 kg) Capacity GVWR; Air or Hydraulic Brakes

A "hydraulic telecom cell on wheels" typically refers to a mobile unit that combines hydraulic components with telecommunication equipment, often used in emergency situations, temporary setups, or remote locations where rapid deployment of communication infrastructure is needed.

A 40-meter Cellular on Wheels (COW) unit is a versatile and mobile solution for extending cellular coverage and capacity in temporary or emergency situations, offering reliable communication services in areas where additional network support is required.