
Product guide
NetPoint WISP antennas
Dual-slant parabolic antennas for ISP and WISP: PtP backhaul, CPE, and 5/6 GHz growth. Made in Guadalajara, compatible with Ubiquiti, Cambium, Mimosa, MikroTik, and more.
What a WISP looks for in an antenna
Operators typically want a clear-gain 5 GHz or 6 GHz dish, dual-slant polarization, solid noise rejection, and connectors ready for the radios they already run. NetPoint maps those needs to documented PtP/CPE families — no invented figures: each datasheet shows the real model specs.
5 GHz and 6 GHz PtP backhaul
Medium- and long-haul trunks with parabolic dishes for capacity and Carrier Class availability.
Dual slant and interference control
±45° polarization to cut noise in dense corridors; NPX shielding when the RF environment demands it.
Ultra-wideband multi-radio
NPUW at 4.9–7.2 GHz to unify inventory when multiple vendors and MLO protocols coexist.
CCTV and ISP in one ecosystem
The same PtP link logic serves wireless video and WISP access trunks.
NetPoint families for WISP networks
Links into the catalog. Use each anchor to jump to a family; RF figures live on every model page.

5.9–7.2 GHz
NP6 6 GHz PtP / CPE antennas
Connectorized MLO-ready backhaul and CPE for rock-solid stability at 6 GHz.
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5.9–7.2 GHz
NPX6 shielded 6 GHz antennas
High-performance shielded antennas for 6 GHz trunk links in high-interference environments.
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4.9–7.2 GHz
NPUW ultra-wideband antennas
Connectorized ultra-wideband antenna, multi-radio compatible and MLO-ready.
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4.9–6.4 GHz
NPGEN2 5 GHz parabolic antennas
Lightweight, directive line for 5 GHz backhaul from 1 to 120 km.
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4.9–6.4 GHz
NPX5 high-performance 5 GHz antennas
Lightweight shielded antennas with millimetric alignment for high-RF-interference zones.
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5 GHz Twist-On
NPPRO Mimosa Twist-On antennas
Twist-On for Mimosa C5X/B5X/C6X/B6X — short links and high-stability PTMP.
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Tell us distance, band, and radio — we will guide you among NP6, NPX6, NPUW, and GEN2/GEN4.