You don't need coverage.
You need line of sight.
Private communications networks for farms, game reserves, wind & solar plants, mines and estates — engineered from the high ground to every building, camera and sensor.
Coverage maps stop where the money stops. CTTX doesn't wait for the network to arrive — we survey the terrain, find the high ground, and engineer a carrier-grade link from the nearest real capacity all the way to your site.
Survey · High ground · Carrier-grade link · Built and supported
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The carrier brings capacity to the edge of your property. Everything inside the line is a private network CTTX builds for you — engineered radio links on frequencies planned for your site, licensed where the link calls for it, carrying nothing but your own traffic.
Add a camera, a sensor or a new building next year and it joins the same network — no new contract, no new provider.
What we do
We are a connectivity and infrastructure specialist based in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) with a Cape Town office, operating across all nine provinces. Since 2016 CTTX has surveyed, designed, built and supported wireless and fibre networks, led by a director with close to 30 years in South African telecoms — point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radio links, masts, high-sites, solar power and field-hardened cabinets. As a carrier-backed business connectivity partner we also arrange business connectivity where fixed-wireless or LTE backhaul is the right answer.
Survey
Terrain, line-of-sight and coverage assessment for your exact site.
Design
Engineered link design — the right radios, masts and backhaul path.
Build
Our own qualified wireless teams install masts, radios and power.
Support
Monitored, maintained infrastructure — not a best-effort consumer line.
Who we build for
Farms & agri-estates
One mast, and every building, pivot, borehole and camera on the same network.
- Irrigation and pumps you can see and control from anywhere
- Cameras on stock, fuel and the packhouse — theft caught, not discovered
- Packhouse, cold chain and export paperwork that doesn't wait for signal
Game reserves & lodges
A backbone the reserve owns — lodges, gates, ranger stations, cameras.
- Guests who can post, pay and work — reviews and repeat bookings
- Reservations, card machines and VoIP that stay up
- Anti-poaching cameras and ranger comms across the whole reserve
Wind & solar plants
SCADA fibre, OPGW, turbine and inverter strings, tested and signed off.
- SCADA that never goes dark — plant availability is revenue
- Grid-code communications you can prove to the operator
- Remote O&M access and perimeter security against cable theft
Mines & industrial
Links off existing structures — no new high sites, no site rental.
- Production and safety systems on links you control
- Village, clinic and admin connectivity off existing structures
- No new high sites, no monthly site rental
Estates & developments
One backbone for the gate, the cameras, the clubhouse and every home.
- Access control, gate and perimeter cameras on one backbone
- The connectivity residents expect and buyers pay for
- One managed network instead of a patchwork of providers
Remote CCTV backhaul
The link sized for the cameras, not a router hoping for the best.
- Continuous video to the control room, not frozen frames
- Faster response and stronger evidence for insurance
- Cameras where security needs them, not where signal happens to be
We also build for construction sites, schools and campuses, and businesses across Gqeberha and the Eastern Cape.
Why businesses choose engineered connectivity
- It's built for your site, not sold off a shelf — we survey the terrain first.
- You own reliable infrastructure, not a queue-position on a congested consumer network.
- One accountable partner for survey, design, build and support — 2,000+ links delivered, BEE Level 1.
- Coverage where fibre isn't — fixed-wireless links reach rural farms, reserves and sites.
Services
Point-to-point wireless links · Fibre splicing & OTDR testing · Dedicated business connectivity in Gqeberha · Game reserve & lodge networks · Remote site connectivity
Common questions
Who provides business connectivity for farms and rural areas in South Africa?
CTTX Services designs and builds engineered fixed-wireless and fibre connectivity for farms, agri-estates and rural businesses across all nine provinces. We survey the terrain, design the link for your specific site, build it with our own wireless teams and support it long-term.
How do game reserves and lodges get reliable internet?
With an engineered wireless backbone: carrier-grade backhaul into the property, masts on surveyed high-sites, and radio links distributing capacity to lodges, ranger stations and cameras. One recent 30,000ha reserve deployment delivers 100 Mbps symmetrical backhaul and over 800 Mbps on the reserve backbone — and replaced daily provider call-outs with zero-touch infrastructure. Full case study →
What is carrier-grade wireless infrastructure?
Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radio links engineered with terrain profiling, Fresnel-zone clearance, redundant solar power and remote monitoring — infrastructure that behaves like fibre where fibre cannot reach.
Can CTTX arrange carrier business connectivity as well as build private links?
CTTX Services — based in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), arranging business connectivity, fixed-wireless and LTE backhaul across South Africa, combined with our own infrastructure builds.
How much does a site survey cost?
R3,500 excl. VAT — credited back if we proceed with the build. Business connectivity from around R1,600 per month depending on the site.
Can security companies get reliable uplinks for CCTV and off-site monitoring?
Yes — we build dedicated wireless backhaul for control rooms, farm-watch networks and remote CCTV sites, and we partner with security firms on a wholesale basis.
Ready to start?
Request a quote or site survey — the form takes 60 seconds and lands directly with our sales team.
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