MikroTik platform system solution for wireless Internet service providers. SXTR outdoor unit for use in LTE networks, does not contain an integrated modem so that it is possible to use your own according to preference. Equipment suitable for more remote areas with unavailable standard connectivity services, but this is an area with LTE service covered by the mobile operator.
The powerful active element with an integrated antenna with a gain of 10dBi enables connection to the service even when the signal is not sufficient for the connection by the mobile phone itself. The signal LED on the element displays the strength of the LTE signal and thus allows its easy visual orientation, the element is equipped with two MicroSIM slots. The unit is equipped with two Ethernet ports. The second port supports the PoE-out function and allows power to the connected active element.
RB comes with 24V power supply, 18-57V power range for passive PoE, RB also supports 802.3af/at standard. Part of delivery:
– 1x outdoor unit RBSXTR
– 1x mounting preparation for mounting the unit on a mast/console
– 1x 24V power supply
– 1x POE injector Technical Specifications:
CPU: QCA9531 650 MHz
Size of RAM: 64 MB
Storage: 16 MB Flash
10/100 Ethernet ports: 2
LTE antenna gain: 10.5 dBi (for LTE bands)
Antenna beam width: 60 ?
SIM slot: 2 (Micro SIM)
PoE in: Yes, on Ether1
PoE out: Yes, on Ether2, max out per port output (input <30 V): 600 mA, max out per port output (input> 30 V): 400 mA max total out (A): 600 mA
Supported input voltage: 18 – 57 V (Passive PoE, 802.3af/at on Ether2)
Dimensions: 140 x 140 x 103 mm
Operating temperature: -40 ? C .. + 60 ? C tested
License level: 3
Operating System: RouterOS
Max Power consumption: 6 W Notice:
The manufacturer Mikrotik does not provide a guarantee for equipment damaged by overvoltage.
The device must be adequately protected against induced electrostatic overvoltage or overvoltage peaks on the power line.
For outdoor installations, use only shielded cabling (FTP/SFTP) and ground the units correctly (via the integrated grounding element or using Ethernet surge protection).