Where cables are absent

Microwave links offer signal transmission over distances of up to tens of kilometers. They are used where missing cable infrastructure needs to be replaced, for example, when building the last mile. Their advantages include easy and fast deployment, the possibility of relocating the technology, and cost savings on the communication link.

A radio-relay (RRL) or microwave (MW) link consists of equipment for high-speed digital signal transmission over distances ranging from hundreds of meters to tens of kilometers. This is achieved using a narrow beam of low-power radio waves in the 1–60 GHz bands.

In the RRL solutions we supply, Ericsson's MiniLink series systems are primarily used. However, we can also provide solutions based on alternative equipment from Motorola and potentially other manufacturers.