By the end of 2019, Verizon will be phasing out its support for legacy 3G networks. AT&T is expected to follow closely in 2021. This means the time to act is now—before connectivity becomes a critical issue for your operations.
For asset owners and financiers, reliable network coverage isn’t just a convenience—it’s essential. It enables real-time performance monitoring, ensures compliance with utility reporting requirements, and supports accurate revenue billing. Any disruption in connectivity could lead to financial losses and operational inefficiencies.
As spring maintenance season begins, it's the perfect opportunity to address 3G network upgrades. By integrating these updates during scheduled service calls, you can reduce costs, minimize downtime, and avoid unnecessary site visits.
So, what should you do next? Here are the key steps to ensure a seamless transition:
**Step 1 – Assess Your Current Setup**
Our team at PV Pros will conduct a thorough review of your existing network infrastructure. We’ll check if 3G is still in use and evaluate the risks associated with each carrier’s retirement timeline.
**Step 2 – Upgrade Your Equipment**
Not all devices are built to last. Pure Power will replace outdated 3G hardware with modern, ruggedized solutions that are designed for long-term reliability. We’ll also verify full compatibility with your DAS system and provide a detailed status report to ensure everything is working as intended.
In the coming weeks, we’ll be reaching out to all our clients to discuss their specific needs and outline the next steps for their upgrade projects. Our proactive approach ensures a smooth shift to the latest cellular technology, helping you stay connected and competitive in an evolving market.
Don’t wait until it’s too late—take action now to protect your investment and maintain uninterrupted service.
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