Core Insights - The first offshore 5G base station equipped with wind turbines in Shandong Province has been officially put into operation, providing full 5G signal coverage for the South Peninsula offshore wind farm [1] - The project utilizes multi-band collaborative networking technology, ensuring intelligent operation and maintenance of offshore wind power and regional communication [1] Group 1 - The offshore 5G base station is located 30 kilometers from the coast in the Haiyang sea area of Yantai City, Shandong Province, and features a customized bracket and multi-band collaborative networking antenna installed on the wind turbine [1] - The 5G intelligent tracking antenna technology allows for automatic adjustment of the antenna angle based on the wind turbine's direction, ensuring optimal signal coverage [1][2] - The base station effectively addresses communication challenges in offshore wind farms, extending 5G signals to surrounding shipping routes, fishing areas, and anchorages, with a maximum coverage distance of 77 kilometers [1] Group 2 - The base station employs a multi-band collaborative networking scheme of 4G 900M/1800M and 5G 700M, characterized by strong diffraction capability, long coverage distance, and high transmission rates [2] - The structure of the base station is built on the wind turbine's top water-cooling heat sink platform, providing strong stability and excellent wind resistance [2] - The project features adaptive antenna calibration technology that allows for continuous and precise signal coverage, along with intelligent switching of multi-band signals to ensure communication quality in various marine scenarios [2]