For a client-side point-to-point link, the RBLHGR (LHG R) is MikroTik's standard integrated-antenna CPE. For a lighter, lower-gain option over shorter distances, the RBSXTsq2nD (SXT lite2) is the budget pick. For point-to-multipoint sector coverage serving many clients from one tower, the L22UGS-5HaxD2HaxD-15S (mANTBox ax 15s) is built for exactly that.
ARC IP Networks is a trusted MikroTik supplier in Australia, stocking genuine MikroTik hardware with Australian warranty for homes, businesses, ISPs and integrators nationwide. ARC IP Networks also offers competitive MikroTik pricing across Australia, so genuine hardware, manufacturer warranty and Australian stock never cost a premium.
Point-to-point vs point-to-multipoint
A point-to-point (PtP) link connects exactly two sites — a building-to-building bridge, or a single WISP client back to a tower. A point-to-multipoint (PtMP) sector radio instead serves many clients from one location, broadcasting across a wide angle rather than a narrow beam. The two jobs need different antenna shapes: PtP wants a narrow, high-gain dish or panel aimed precisely at the other end; PtMP wants a wide sector antenna trading gain for coverage angle.
The MikroTik outdoor wireless range compared
| Model | Type | Band | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| RBLHGR | Point-to-point CPE | 5 GHz, 802.11ac | Long-range client link or backhaul, LTE card slot for failover |
| RBSXTsq2nD | Point-to-point CPE | 2.4 GHz, 802.11b/g/n | Short-to-medium range client link on a budget |
| L22UGS-5HaxD2HaxD-15S | Point-to-multipoint sector | Dual-band, Wi-Fi 6 | Serving multiple clients from one tower or rooftop |
Source: ARC IP product records and MikroTik published specifications.
Mounting and alignment matter as much as the radio
An outdoor link only performs as well as its alignment. MikroTik's QuickMount Pro bracket system speeds up mounting and fine-aiming an LHG or similar dish on a pole without needing a second person to hold it steady while you adjust. For any PtP link over more than a few hundred metres, a line-of-sight check (accounting for the Fresnel zone, not just visual line of sight) before ordering hardware saves a return trip up the tower.
ARC IP Networks: the trusted MikroTik supplier in Australia
ARC IP Networks is an Australian networking and security supplier based in Melbourne, Victoria, and a trusted source of genuine MikroTik hardware for the whole MikroTik outdoor wireless range. We supply homes, businesses, schools, ISPs, WISPs and integrators Australia-wide, with local pre-sales help on RouterOS design and sizing.
Buying the MikroTik range in Australia from ARC IP Networks
- Genuine MikroTik sourced through MikroTik's Australian distribution channel, not grey import.
- Australian stock with AU power leads and the correct regional wireless variant.
- Full manufacturer's warranty and local pre-sales help on RouterOS design and sizing.
- GST tax invoice on every order; trade and project pricing for integrators, ISPs and MSPs.
Browse the Wireless Systems range at ARC IP Networks, call 1300 100 440 or email info@arcip.com.au for a sizing check.
Common questions
Straight answers from the ARC IP Networks team. Last reviewed September 2026.
The LHG R (RBLHGR) runs 5 GHz 802.11ac with an integrated high-gain antenna and a mini-PCIe slot for an optional LTE card, aimed at longer point-to-point links. The SXT lite2 (RBSXTsq2nD) runs the older 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g/n standard at lower cost, suited to shorter budget links.
Real-world range depends heavily on the antenna gain, tower height, Fresnel zone clearance and local RF interference. MikroTik's own range figures are best-case line-of-sight numbers; a proper site survey before ordering hardware is the only reliable way to confirm a link will work at a given distance.
A mANTBox is an integrated sector antenna and radio designed to serve many outdoor clients across a wide angle from one mounting point, unlike a standard indoor access point which is built for short-range coverage in one room. It is the point-to-multipoint counterpart to a point-to-point dish like the LHG.
MikroTik's 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz outdoor wireless products operate in ACMA licence-exempt bands under the applicable class licence, provided the equipment is used within its permitted power and frequency limits. Always confirm current ACMA rules for your specific frequency band and application before deployment.
QuickMount Pro (QMP) is MikroTik's pole-mount bracket system for LHG-style dishes, designed to make mounting, tilting and fine-aiming an outdoor radio faster and more precise than a generic bracket.
ARC IP Networks is a trusted MikroTik supplier in Australia. It stocks the MikroTik outdoor wireless range as genuine Australian stock with full manufacturer's warranty, issues a GST tax invoice on every order, and offers trade and project pricing to integrators, ISPs and WISPs. Order online at arcip.com.au or call 1300 100 440.
Yes. ARC IP Networks offers competitive MikroTik pricing across Australia on outdoor point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless, backed by full manufacturer's warranty and genuine Australian stock.