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Siklu MultiHaul MH-T200-CCS-PoE-MWB PTMP Terminal Unit [MH-T200-CCS-PoE-MWB]
This product has been discontinued by Siklu. Replacement is MH-T200-CCC-PoE-MWB.
MultiHaul™ is a PTMP multi-gigabit radio operating over millimeter waves. It brings the advantages of mmW – multigigabit capacity, immunity to interference and always-on reliability - to a cost-effective small form factor PTMP solution. MultiHaul™ is a plug & play system designed to easily scale, taking advantage of patent-pending scanning antennas that auto-align links, and enables connectivity for up 8 Terminal Units, as well as robust planning and management tools.
MultiHaul™ radios operate over the millimeter wave spectrum using narrow beams. This confers several advantages including complete immunity to interference and network jamming, as well as high security. In contrast to wide-beam wireless systems that need to use multiple strategies to perform in dense areas, and are not successful 100% of the time, MultiHaul™ is inherently interference-free and secure under any circumstances thanks to a unique combination of narrow beams and high frequencies. Multiple subscribers and services can be connected with complete isolation based on physical port, VLAN ID and/or a Terminal Unit.
The plug and play system is designed for an easy single person installation. The patent-pending scanning antenna automatically aligns with the Base Units. For buildings with difficult roof-top access, a single base unit needs to be installed on a roof to serve multiple locations. The Base Unit (BU) supports advanced auto-provisioning: Terminal Units (TU) configuration files are stored in the BU to enable early and advanced provisioning. The TU can be located on building sides with no need for internal re-wiring of buildings to achieve net gigabit throughput.
