NPTR3/NP3 over the sea · Necoclí, Colombia

Link Overview

High Gain Over the Sea NetPoint

Backhaul of 63.8 km a challenge for more than 1000 users

The previous version of the NPTR3 (formerly NP3) fighting the sea Fresnel.

In the quest to be the best

Without a doubt, the Necocli link in the department of Antioquia is more than a challenge since, like many parts of Colombia, they lack high-capacity and quality internet, which is why the Enlaces Inalámbricos Digitales company opted to create a backbone network with more than 6 points to better distribute its services throughout Colombia using NetPoint antennas with gains from 34 dBi and 37 dBi in the most critical points where gain is the fundamental aspect of the success of these links for high-speed radios. capacity such as the powerful B5C from Mimosa Networks, Mimo 4x4, the company chose between the combinations of another brand to generate one more replacement; however, they tested with higher gain ranges, leaving the links with a good signal but with great network instability. A fundamental characteristic of companies with this capacity and service levels is that at the time of carrying out their studies they updated their entire physical infrastructure (towers) to install much larger equipment with a view to the future growth of their company and its network, without a doubt a success in using B5C to ensure that growth. The area is still growing, so there is room for growth in the good management of the radio electric spectrum.

Colombia

An arduous work and responsibility of the businesswoman Ana Milena Velandia in providing a highly efficient and stable solution by trusting in the 37 dBi NetPoint antennas to connect half of Colombia to a backbone network that even large carriers seek.

The best suppliers in the region

Without a doubt one of the best options to hire high capacity internet in the cities of: Necoclí, Capurgana, Sapzurro, Acandí, San Francisco, Unguia and

They are going for more networks

You have doubts about their service or their success story, contact them, "The challenge is not knowing how to get there, but staying there and being the best."

Mimosa B5c over-sea dashboard (Necoclí)

The Mimosa B5c dashboard for PTP link «Neco1-Capurga1» shows Connected, 99.213% availability, 63.8 km (39.6 mi) length and -60.9 dBm signal (target -47.4 dBm).

PHY Tx/Rx 1044 / 1052 Mbps with 2×80 MHz channel (5385 MHz DFS and 5160 MHz). Tx EIRP 60 dBm / conducted 24 dBm. On the 15-min graph total reaches ~447.7 Mbps (Tx ~414.0 / Rx ~33.7 Mbps).

MIMO chains: Rx Power between -65.9 and -68.5 dBm, noise ~-88.5 dBm, CINR 17–20 dB.

• Distance: 63.8 km
• Availability: 99.213%
• Signal: -60.9 dBm
• PHY: 1044 / 1052 Mbps
• Channel: 2×80 MHz
• Graph peak throughput: ~447.7 Mbps