Licensed Point-to-Point Backhaul
Licensed Microwave Antennas for Point-to-Point Backhaul
When your link can’t fail, you don’t “try” an antenna—you deploy one engineered for predictable performance. RF Communications supplies licensed microwave antennas built for high-capacity backhaul, interference control, and long-term outdoor reliability.
- High gain options for stronger link margin
- Low sidelobe performance for interference control
- Outdoor-rated builds for long deployment cycles
- Universal mounting and adapter support
- Built for licensed point-to-point networks
Quick Fit Checklist
- Band / Frequency: match your licensed channel plan
- Link distance: drives gain and diameter
- Availability target: higher availability needs margin
- Interference environment: sidelobe control matters
- Mounting/interface: confirm bracket and adapter fit
What Microwave Antennas Are Used For
Why RF Communications Microwave Antennas
Performance-focused design
- High gain options to strengthen link budget and fade margin
- Pattern control to manage sidelobes and reduce interference risk
- Predictable RF behavior for repeatable deployments
Deployment-ready mechanics
- Rugged outdoor construction designed for harsh conditions
- Stable mounting designed to hold alignment under load
- Adapter support for common microwave radio platforms
Built for Real Networks
- Designed for licensed point-to-point deployments
- Documentation/specs available for engineering review
- Practical support to select the right build
How to Choose the Right Microwave Antenna
Confirm your licensed band and channel plan
Band compatibility is non-negotiable—start with frequency and radio requirements.
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Size for distance and availability
Higher gain (often larger diameter) increases fade margin and improves availability—especially in challenging climates or longer links.
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Prioritize sidelobe performance in dense areas
In crowded deployments, sidelobe control can matter as much as gain.
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Validate mounting and interface compatibility
Confirm bracket type, pipe size constraints, wind loading, and any radio interface or adapter requirements.
Fast Recommendation
Industries Served
- Telecom carriers
- Wireless ISPs
- Utilities and energy
- Public safety networks
- Enterprise networks
- System integrators and field deployment teams
Microwave Antennas FAQ
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Licensed microwave antennas are used for point-to-point links in licensed spectrum—commonly for backhaul and backbone connectivity—where predictable performance and interference control are required.
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Start with your link budget and availability target. Higher gain (often larger diameter) improves fade margin and reliability, but may require tighter alignment and higher wind loading considerations.
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Gain, sidelobe performance, front-to-back behavior, mechanical stability, and outdoor durability. In dense environments, sidelobe control is critical.
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Yes. Send your band, distance, radio model, and mounting details, and we’ll recommend the best-fit antenna class and any adapter requirements.
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0.6m | 2ft High Performance, Dual Polarized, 24 GHz, 40.6 dBi (Mid-Gain)
0.9m | 3ft High Performance, Dual Polarized Feed, 18 GHz, 42.3 dBi (Mid-Gain)
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