Licensed 10–11 GHz backhaul
NP11 family with waveguide for protected trunks in 10.1–11.7 GHz.
Vertical · Mobile operators
Mobile operators
PtP backhaul and aggregation links for operators and private LTE/5G networks — licensed and unlicensed options by spectrum plan.
Overview
Every new or densified site needs predictable transport. In crowded spectrum, licensed bands and highly directive antennas decide modulation and availability.
Industry challenges
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Site densification with backhaul that must stay predictable
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Crowded spectrum on unlicensed bands
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Mixing licensed and unlicensed plans on the same network
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Link planning before mobilizing tower and radio
What we offer
Predictable backhaul per site
High-performance 6 GHz trunks
NPX6 in noisy environments when the spectrum plan points to high-capacity unlicensed.
Microwave hub
10–11, 13, 18, and 23 GHz options by spectrum availability on the project.
CBRS / 3.x GHz
NP33 in the catalog for backhaul or access in 3.3–3.9 GHz on private LTE networks.
Recommended product families
Links into the NetPoint catalog. RF figures live on each product page; here we only point you to the right family for the job.
5.9–7.2 GHz
NPX6 6 GHz backhaul antennas
High-performance shielded antennas for 6 GHz trunk links in high-interference environments.
View family →10.1–11.7 GHz
NP11 licensed backhaul antennas
Licensed backhaul with waveguide for high confidence and low interference.
View family →10–23 GHz
NetPoint microwave antennas
Licensed microwave antenna hub for predictable, low-interference backhaul.
View family →
3.3–3.9 GHz
CBRS NP33 antennas
Connectorized PtP backhaul for public and private CBRS / 5G networks.
View family →
4.9–7.2 GHz
NPUW ultra-wideband 4.9–7.2 GHz antennas
Connectorized ultra-wideband antenna, multi-radio compatible and MLO-ready.
View family →Core advantages
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Portfolio from high-capacity unlicensed to licensed microwave
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Documented NP11 long-distance cases
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Engineering and pre-sales oriented to link planning
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Regional manufacturing and support across Latin America
Related success stories
Real deployments documented on the site. Use them as architecture references, not as a guarantee of range.
NP11 + B11 · 100 km is possible
400 Mbps target where 5 GHz was no longer viable.
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NP11 + B11 urban · 27 km · Guadalajara
11 GHz Backhaul from Cerro del 4 in the face of urban saturation.
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3 GHz licensed-band link in Tabasco (NP33)
Wireless links in licensed 3 GHz spectrum are possible with NP33 antennas.
View case →Plan the site backhaul
Share band (licensed / unlicensed), distance, and radio — we will propose NP11, NPX6, microwave, or CBRS as fits.
