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MikroTik RBLHG-5nD radio bridge

Integrated 24.5 dBi antenna, 5 GHz, two chains, CPE/point-to-point, 600 MHz CPU, 64 MB RAM.

1 163 900 UZS

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PoE

Yes

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Type

CPE/point-to-point

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Band

5 GHz

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Standard

802.11n

Specifications

PoE: Yes
Type: CPE/point-to-point
Band: 5 GHz
Standard: 802.11n
Form factor: Outdoor
Antenna gain: 24.5 dBi

MikroTik RBLHG-5nD is an integrated directional 5 GHz device with a 24.5 dBi antenna, dual receive and transmit chains, and a 600 MHz processor. The device works both in CPE mode for connecting to a provider's base station and in point-to-point mode for setting up wireless links between sites. The high antenna gain ensures a reliable connection over significant distances even in challenging terrain.

Advantages

The 24.5 dBi antenna combined with two spatial chains delivers long-range, interference-resistant communication
The 5 GHz band with less interference guarantees a stable channel in dense urban environments
Dual receive/transmit chains improve the reliability and throughput of the connection
RouterOS with its rich toolset allows flexible configuration of routing, QoS, and security
The compact dish form factor is easy to mount and wind-resistant
PoE power eliminates the need to run a separate power cable to the installation site

Applications

CPE subscriber equipment in fixed wireless access networks
Wireless links between sites within line of sight
Connecting video surveillance systems and site automation to the central network
Setting up communications at remote industrial, agricultural, and warehouse sites
Backup internet channel for businesses and offices

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between CPE and point-to-point modes for the RBLHG-5nD?

In CPE mode the device connects to a provider's base station; in point-to-point mode two such devices connect to each other to transfer data between two sites.

Does the device support the 802.11n standard?

Yes, the RBLHG-5nD operates on the 802.11a/n protocols in the 5 GHz band.

Can the device be managed remotely without physical access to it?

RouterOS supports remote management via Winbox, the web interface, or SSH, which allows configuring and rebooting the device remotely.

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