A cell site is a location that houses equipment for transmitting and receiving signals for mobile phones and other wireless devices. It typically includes antennas, transmitters, and receivers that connect to a network, allowing users to make calls, send texts, and access the internet. These sites are strategically placed to ensure coverage over a specific area, known as a cell, which is part of a larger cellular network. Cell sites are essential for the operation of mobile networks, such as those provided by companies like Verizon or AT&T. They work by converting voice and data into radio signals, which are then sent to nearby cell towers. This technology enables seamless communication and connectivity for millions of users worldwide.