The Scale Behind SARBS Power Work in Bangladesh
June 28, 2026 · 2 min read
Fifty-five thousand lithium batteries, seven thousand power systems and two thousand telecom sites. The homepage numbers are the context for every product above.
SARBS Communications Ltd. describes itself with a short line, “Make it happen in your own way,” and then with counts. The homepage lists fifty-five thousand lithium-ion batteries supplied, thirteen thousand lead-acid batteries supplied, ten thousand lead-acid batteries regenerated, seven thousand power systems installed, warranty support on fifty thousand batteries, two thousand telecom sites completed and three hundred trained people.
Why the counts belong next to the products
A rectifier specification is easier to trust when the same company has already stood up thousands of power systems. A lithium battery claim about cycle life is easier to read beside a regeneration practice that still looks after lead-acid, instead of pretending the older plants do not exist. Tower rollout, civil work, radio and transmission, and operation and maintenance are listed because a site is not a single purchase order.
The public site also carries corporate notes with operators and tower companies including Grameenphone, Robi, Banglalink and edotco. Those pages are declarations and project context, not a substitute for a current contract, but they show the kind of network the hardware is built for.
Where to read on
- Products, from the 48V battery to the genset: sarbs.net/products.
- Services, from regeneration to maintenance: sarbs.net/service.
- The company account on LinkedIn, including the 18kW to 30kW hybrid power post.
- The YouTube channel for the longer films.
The office published on the site is Miah Bari, House 3, Road 13, Gulshan-1, Dhaka 1212. New sites, retrofit batteries and maintenance scopes start at contact.
Figures and product notes on this page are taken from the public SARBS website, the SARBS LinkedIn page and the SARBS YouTube channel.
Categories: Batteries, Rectifiers & Power, Towers & Sites
Tags: Bangladesh, Battery, Telecom