The Alcatel‑Lucent 849144415 KS‑24829L1 (also identified as KUNRRL002001 and KWLTXSR) is a Remote Radio Head (RRH) designed for modern wireless base stations. This outdoor, tower‑mounted unit houses the RF transceiver, power amplifier, and filtering stages, enabling the baseband unit (BBU) to be located remotely via fiber optic links. The RRH supports high‑power transmission and sensitive reception for LTE and 5G networks, significantly reducing feeder losses and improving overall system performance.
Version 1.4 of this RRH incorporates advanced digital predistortion (DPD) and crest factor reduction (CFR) techniques to maximize amplifier efficiency while maintaining linearity. It is capable of operating in multiple frequency bands, making it suitable for multi‑standard deployment. The unit interfaces with the BBU through a CPRI (Common Public Radio Interface) optical connection, carrying both user data and control signals. Its ruggedized enclosure is IP67 rated, ensuring reliable operation in extreme weather conditions.
Multi‑band support (e.g., 700 MHz, 850 MHz, 1900 MHz, 2600 MHz)
High output power: up to 40 W per carrier (depending on band)
Integrated duplexer and band‑pass filters for excellent selectivity
CPRI link with up to 9.8 Gbps data rate (option 7/8)
Advanced DPD and CFR for high efficiency (> 45% at peak power)
Built‑in VSWR monitoring and automatic gain control
Remote software upgrade and configuration via management interface
External antenna interface: 2x 7/16 DIN or N‑type connectors
Frequency Bands: 698‑960 MHz, 1710‑2690 MHz (field‑selectable)
Transmit Power: 40 W (46 dBm) per carrier, 2x2 MIMO configuration
Receiver Noise Figure: < 2.5 dB
CPRI Interface: 2x SFP+ (9.8 Gbps), line rate compatible with BBU
Antenna Ports: 2x TX/RX (duplexed)
Power Input: -48 VDC, 600 W max
Cooling: Forced air with variable speed fans
Ingress Protection: IP67
Operating Temperature: -40°C to +55°C
Dimensions: 380 mm (H) × 450 mm (W) × 200 mm (D) – approx.
Weight: 18 kg
This RRH is primarily used in macro‑cell and small‑cell deployments for LTE‑Advanced and 5G NR networks. Its high output power makes it suitable for urban and suburban coverage, while its lightweight design eases installation on existing tower infrastructure. It is also used in public safety networks and private LTE systems.
The RRH connects to the BBU via a single or dual fiber (for redundancy). Configuration is done through the base station management system using standard 3GPP MIBs. The unit supports remote firmware updates, gain adjustments, and diagnostic tests. Real‑time performance data, such as transmit power, reflected power, and temperature, are reported to the network management center.
Installation requires mounting the unit on a tower or pole using the provided brackets, connecting the antenna cables, and plugging the power and fiber interfaces. The unit includes surge protection and grounding points. Maintenance involves periodic cleaning of air filters, inspection of connector weatherproofing, and verifying fan operation. Faults are indicated by LEDs on the front panel and can be read remotely.
The Alcatel‑Lucent 849144415 KS‑24829L1 Remote Radio Head version 1.4 is a high‑performance, reliable component for modern distributed RAN architectures. Its combination of high power, wide band coverage, and efficient operation ensures optimal coverage and capacity for mobile operators.



