Mikrotik
Mikrotik LHG Lite60 RBLHG-60ad 60GHz access point
A 60 GHz 802.11ad CPE with 650 MHz CPU, 64 MB RAM, 16 MB flash and one 10/100 Ethernet port for point-to-multipoint links up to 800 m
- Long-range 60 GHz links up to 800 m
- Low-cost CPE for point-to-multipoint deployments
- Operates in clean 60 GHz spectrum avoiding 2/5 GHz crowding
- 650 MHz CPU with 64 MB RAM handles routing tasks
- Passive PoE 12–30 V simplifies outdoor installation
MikroTik LHG Lite60 60 GHz CPE
The MikroTik LHG Lite60 is a new 60 GHz customer-premises unit built for point-to-multipoint links. It integrates an 802.11ad radio, a 650 MHz QCA9531 CPU and 64 MB RAM in a compact 391 x 222 mm housing. A single 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port accepts passive PoE from 12 V to 30 V.
Suited for long-range 60 GHz links
This CPE suits installers who need up to eight subscriber units on one 60 GHz access point at distances up to 800 metres. It is not for networks that require gigabit wired throughput, active PoE compliance or operation in the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. Licence level 3 limits advanced routing features.
60 GHz 802.11ad radio range
The built-in 60 GHz 802.11ad radio determines whether the link reaches the intended 800 metres. Obstructions, rain fade or misalignment will reduce the usable distance, so verify clear line-of-sight before deployment.
Highlights
- Long-range 60 GHz links up to 800 m
- Low-cost CPE for point-to-multipoint deployments
- Operates in clean 60 GHz spectrum avoiding 2/5 GHz crowding
- 650 MHz CPU with 64 MB RAM handles routing tasks
- Passive PoE 12–30 V simplifies outdoor installation
Specifications
| Brand | MikroTik |
|---|---|
| Model | LHG Lite60 (RBLHG-60ad) |
Questions about this item
Which 60 GHz access point do I need to connect this CPE to?
Connect up to eight LHG Lite60 units to a 60 GHz access point such as the wAP60G AP for point-to-multipoint links up to 800 meters.
Will the single 10/100 Ethernet port bottleneck traffic from the 802.11ad radio?
The 10/100 Mbps LAN port is the only wired interface; plan your backhaul capacity around that 100 Mbps ceiling.
How can I verify the link is performing as intended after installation?
Check signal strength, modulation rate and error counters in the RouterOS wireless registration table to confirm the 60 GHz link is healthy.
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