What is the NSW telecommunications facilities guideline including broadband?
The NSW Telecommunications Facilities Guideline Including Broadband supports the roll out of broadband in NSW and aims to ensure that both wireline and wireless telecommunications infrastructure, including for broadband, can be provided in an efficient and cost effective manner to meet community needs for telecommunications services.
Who approves a mobile phone base station?
There are rules and standards telcos must follow to install mobile phone base stations. The decision on who approves a base station depends on several planning factors, including: the classification/zoning of the land.
Are there supplementary codes for mobile phone base station deployment?
There can be supplementary codes in addition to the Code of Practice. The Communications Alliance Ltd Industry Code C564: Mobile Phone Base Station Deployment (Industry Code) applies to Carriers intending to install or operate fixed radiocommunications infrastructure to supply Public Mobile Telecommunications Services.
Are NBN base stations the same as mobile phone towers?
The rules for these facilities are in Schedule 3 of the Telecommunications Act and the Telecommunications Code of Practice . NBN base station s are not the same as mobile phone towers. The rules on mobile phone towers do not apply to the NBN. NBN base stations use radiofrequency electromagnetic energy (EME).
What are telco codes & standards?
To protect consumers and the industry, telcos have codes and standards to follow. These cover mobile and landline phone services, internet and NBN.
Can a telco install a mobile phone base station?
All mobile phone base stations must stay within the safe limits of electromagnetic energy (EME). Telcos can only install a mobile phone base station if they can show it will stay in the safe limits. A telco can install a temporary base station to either: minimise service disruption during the maintenance or replacement of an existing facility.
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