Each NextG network is customized to best meet the combined needs of the local community and its wireless service providers. Therefore, each network and each remote antenna system on a given network may look different. As shown in the images below, installations placed in the public right-of-way are small, low power, environmentally sensitive, and unobtrusive.

DAS node on primary utility pole
DAS located on traffic light
DAS located on residential street light
DAS located on business district street light
Node located on decorative light (between flags)	Node located inside traffic light (external antenna on top)
Node located on standard streetlight (external antenna on top)	Node located inside combination light pole (external antenna on top)
Node located mid way up streetlight pole (external omnidirectional antenna on top)	Node located on standard utility pole (multiple directional antenna at wireline)
Node and power located on utility pole (multiple directional antenna at wireline)	Node and power located on traffic light (antenna on top)
Node located on decorative light pole (omni directional antenna at pole top)
Node located on combination traffic and street light pole (omnidirectional antenna on top)
Node located beside combination traffic and street light pole (omnidirectional antenna on pole top)
Node located above line-of-site on street light pole (multiple directional antenna near pole top)