Point-to-Point Unlicensed Band Radios

High-Speed Wireless 4G/5G Backhaul

Point-to-Point (PtP) UBR Radios for Dedicated Backhaul

Point-to-Point (PtP) radios are designed for service providers, enterprises, and public networks that require reliable, high-capacity wireless connectivity between two locations. These UBR radios deliver fiber-like backhaul performance over long distances, making them ideal for deployments where fiber is unavailable, expensive, or time-consuming to deploy.

Available across multiple frequency bands and throughput capacity options, PtP radios support a wide range of use cases including 4G/5G backhaul, enterprise inter-site connectivity, and rapid-deployment networks. With a focus on performance, reliability, and cost efficiency, this portfolio enables scalable wireless links tailored to diverse deployment needs.

Fiber-Complementary Backhaul Performance

Extends and augments fiber networks with high-capacity, low-latency wireless links, ideal for bridging gaps, redundancy, and rapid network expansion.

Reliable Long-Distance
Connectivity

Designed for stable, point-to-point links across long distances with strong interference resilience, ensuring consistent performance for mission-critical backhaul.

Faster Deployment with
Optimized TCO

Quick rollouts and flexible scaling alongside fiber infrastructure, reducing deployment time and overall cost while maintaining network reliability.

Point-to-Point (PtP) UBR Radios for Dedicated Backhaul

Rural
Connectivity

Case Study

High-Speed Wi-Fi  bridges the digital divide. PM-WANI delivers internet access to Baslambi and Baidebettu

Next-Gen Unlicensed Band Radio Solution

Multi-band radio solution, combining UBR radios and IP/MPLS routers for 5G Readiness

UBR Installation Guide

Best Practices for Unlicensed Band Radio (UBR) Installation
Reduce RF interference and maximize wireless backhaul performance

UBR Backhaul
Solution

Efficient UBR Backhaul for Mobile Operators: High-performance UBR technology addressing last-mile challenges

Compact UBR Redefining Economics for TSP/ISPs

TSP / ISP:
Carrier-Grade Point-to-Point Backhaul

Enable high-capacity, low-latency backhaul for mobile and broadband networks with reliable PtP links built for long-distance performance.

Point-to-Point Radios – Which Solution Fits Your Site?

When selecting PtP radios, think in terms of distance, throughput, and reliability. Long-haul backhaul needs extended 5 GHz or unlicensed band PtPs, while high-capacity enterprise links may rely on short-range, high-throughput radios. PtP radios serve as the “wireless fiber” between two points, so evaluate based on required throughput (Mbps/Gbps), distance (urban vs rural spans), and environmental conditions.

Short-Range PtP Radios

Cost-Effective Enterprise Links

Short-range PtP radios are ideal for connecting sites within a city or campus. PtP wireless radios deliver stable multi-gig performance with low latency, making them suitable for corporate branches, education campuses, and video surveillance backhaul.

Long-Range PtP Radios

Carrier-Grade Backhaul

Long-range PtP radios provide extended reach over tens of kilometers with strong interference resilience. PtP backhaul radios are built for telecom operators, ISPs, and government agencies needing reliable, high-capacity backhaul for 4G/5G or mission-critical networks.

FAQs

Essential details about secure, long-distance point-to-point wireless connectivity

How far can a PtP wireless link extend?

The range of a PtP (Point-to-Point) wireless link depends on factors like frequency band, antenna type, transmit power, line-of-sight conditions, and environmental interference. Proper planning, including path profiling and Fresnel zone clearance, ensures maximum throughput and link reliability over extended distances.

Are PtP radios reliable for 4G/5G backhaul and enterprise connectivity?

Yes. Point-to-Point (PtP) radios are a proven solution for 4G/5G backhaul, ISP networks, and enterprise campuses where fiber is unavailable or expensive. With high throughput, low latency, and carrier-grade performance, they provide reliable, fiber-like connectivity over short, medium, and long distances. Many mobile operators and enterprises use PtP radios to extend networks quickly without compromising on quality.

What factors affect the performance of PtP radios?

The performance of PtP radios depends on key factors such as:

  • Line of Sight (LoS): Clear paths between radios deliver the best results.
  • Distance : Longer links may require precise planning.
  • Interference Levels: Nearby wireless networks and frequency band can reduce capacity.
  • Antenna Alignment :  Proper installation ensures maximum stability.

With the right model and deployment, PtP radios can maintain consistent performance across varied terrains.

When should I choose PtP radios over fiber?

PtP radios are the best choice when:

  • Fiber deployment is impractical or delayed due to cost, terrain, or permissions.
  • Rapid rollout is critical for 4G/5G sites, enterprises, or temporary events.
  • Redundancy is needed as a backup to existing fiber.

 They offer faster time-to-market and lower TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) compared to fiber in many scenarios.

How secure are Point-to-Point radios for sensitive data transmission?

PtP radios are built with enterprise-grade security protocols, including AES encryption, Management VLAN support, and authentication mechanisms. This ensures that data transmitted between two locations remains protected against interception or breaches. For government, defense, financial institutions, and enterprises, PtP radios deliver both high-capacity and secure connectivity without compromising compliance standards.