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Telma and Ericsson Deploy the Dual-Band Tri-Sector Radio in Madagascar

April 13, 2022
2 min read
Author: Aayushya Ranjan

Telma Madagascar and Ericsson have deployed Ericsson’s unique three-sector, dual-band Radio 6626 across five major sites in Madagascar’s capital, Antananarivo. Combining three sectors and two frequencies in one radio unit, Ericsson’s Radio 6626 will enable Telma Madagascar to radiate all three sectors in their towers through just one radio unit.

Additionally, Ericsson Radio 6626 will provide Telma Madagascar with multi-standard and multi-band coverage while lowering operating expenses (OPEX) and reducing footprint, with up to 18 percent lower energy consumption on every site configuration. It will also enable a 67 percent reduction of radios in Telma Madagascar’s tower and a 20 percent reduction in weight and higher capacity in contrast to current installations.

“As we will launch new commercial 5G services in Madagascar, we are certain Ericsson’s Radio 6626 will not only help us with faster rollout onsite but  also help us significantly minimize power consumption and weight on tower. With the benefits of  this Ericsson dual-band, three-sector radio, we look forward to offering increased capacity on our network, lower power consumption  and a superior user experience in Madagascar.”

Patrick Pisal Hamida, Chief Executive Officer, Telma Madagascar

“We are committed to always support a world where digitalization is transforming the ecosystem; enabling sustainable growth and economic development. By reducing the number of radios on the tower from six to one, our cutting-edge and energy-efficient Radio 6626 will help Telma Madagascar significantly reduce its network power consumption and increase capacity.”

Nora Wahby, Vice President and Head of Customer Unit West Africa and Morocco, Ericsson Middle East and Africa

Ericsson Radio 6626 will arm Telma Madagascar with added support to boost capacity while enabling efficient site upgrades and accelerating the time-to-market of various 5G services. Working alongside Telma Madagascar, Ericsson reaffirms its commitment to provide communication service providers across the continent with access to cutting-edge products and solutions that empower a sustainable and connected Africa and keep #AfricainMotion.

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