Point-to-Point Wireless Bridges in Lebanon
Connect any two locations with high-capacity wireless backhaul. HI-GAIN distributes point-to-point bridges from Ubiquiti, Cambium Networks, and Mimosa Networks across Lebanon.
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Ubiquiti airFiber & airMAX PTP
From the budget-friendly LiteBeam and NanoBeam point-to-point kits to the high-performance airFiber 60 and airFiber 5XHD, Ubiquiti covers every distance and budget requirement.
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Carrier-grade point-to-point radios engineered for mission-critical links. The PTP 550 and PTP 670 deliver gigabit throughput with NLOS capability across challenging terrain.
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Mimosa Networks B24 and B5c deliver fiber-like wireless throughput with GPS synchronization, making them ideal for congested urban environments and ISP backbone links.
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A point-to-point wireless bridge creates a dedicated high-speed connection between two locations without the need for fiber optic cable. In Lebanon, where trenching fiber through dense urban neighborhoods or across mountainous terrain is often impractical or prohibitively expensive, PTP wireless links provide a fast, reliable alternative. Whether you are an ISP building backbone infrastructure between tower sites, a business connecting two office buildings across Beirut, or a municipality linking government facilities, HI-GAIN has the right PTP wireless bridge for your project.
Ubiquiti airFiber: Performance Meets Affordability
Ubiquiti has transformed the PTP wireless market by delivering high-throughput radios at accessible price points. The Ubiquiti airFiber 60 operates in the license-free 60 GHz band and delivers up to 1.8 Gbps of throughput over short distances (under 2 km), making it perfect for building-to-building links in dense areas like downtown Beirut or Jounieh. For longer distances, the airFiber 5XHD provides up to 1 Gbps aggregate throughput over 5 GHz with an integrated dish antenna capable of reaching 100+ km in ideal conditions. The more budget-conscious LiteBeam 5AC Gen2 and NanoBeam 5AC Gen2 offer reliable point-to-point connectivity at lower throughput tiers, suitable for connecting branch offices or remote camera installations. Ubiquiti's UISP platform provides centralized management for all your airFiber and airMAX PTP links from a single dashboard.
Cambium PTP 550 & PTP 670: Carrier-Grade Reliability
When your link must not go down, Cambium Networks PTP radios are the industry standard. The Cambium PTP 550 delivers up to 1.36 Gbps of aggregate throughput using dynamic spectrum optimization, automatically avoiding interference sources in real time. It supports distances up to 200 km with appropriate antennas and is widely deployed by telecom operators across Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and northern mountain ranges. The Cambium PTP 670 steps up the performance with multi-channel operation and true NLOS (non-line-of-sight) capability, handling those difficult link paths where terrain or vegetation partially obstructs the signal. For licensed microwave deployments, the PTP 820 series delivers carrier-grade reliability with 99.999% uptime for backbone links between major tower sites.
Mimosa Networks B24 & B5c: GPS-Synchronized Backhaul
Mimosa Networks introduced GPS synchronization to unlicensed-band PTP radios, enabling operators to deploy collocated links on the same tower without self-interference. The Mimosa Networks B24 operates at 24 GHz and delivers up to 1.5 Gbps of real IP throughput — fiber-like performance without the fiber cost. It is ideal for short-to-medium range backbone links (up to 5 km) in urban ISP deployments across Beirut and Tripoli. For longer distances, the Mimosa Networks B5c operates at 5 GHz with connectorized design, allowing you to pair it with high-gain antennas for links exceeding 50 km across Lebanon's mountain-to-mountain corridors. Both models feature Mimosa Networks' spectrum analysis tools that continuously monitor the RF environment and select the cleanest channels. If you are recommissioning a used B24 or B5c, note that the radio stays claimed in the previous owner's Mimosa Cloud account until that ownership is released — our Mimosa cloud ownership release service clears it from the serial number so the link can be brought up under your own account.
Choosing the Right PTP Bridge for Your Project
Selecting the correct point-to-point wireless bridge depends on four primary factors: distance, required throughput, available spectrum, and budget. For short-range links under 2 km where maximum throughput is needed, the Ubiquiti airFiber 60 or Mimosa Networks B24 provide the best value per megabit. For medium-range ISP backbone links between 2 km and 30 km, the Cambium PTP 550 and Mimosa Networks B5c are proven performers. For ultra-long-range links exceeding 30 km across Lebanon's Bekaa-to-coast routes or mountain passes, the Cambium PTP 670 with high-gain external antennas is the most reliable choice.
Budget also plays an important role. Ubiquiti airMAX products like the LiteBeam 5AC Gen2 sit at the entry level of the range and can establish working PTP links for basic connectivity needs. At the mid-range, the Mimosa Networks B24 at $1553.00 per unit delivers exceptional price-to-performance for ISP backhaul. At the premium tier, the Cambium PTP 670 commands a higher investment but provides the interference resilience and NLOS capability that mission-critical deployments demand.
Common PTP Use Cases in Lebanon
ISP backbone links: Connect your tower sites across the Bekaa Valley with Cambium PTP 550 or Mimosa Networks B5c for gigabit backbone capacity. Building-to-building: Link your headquarters to a branch office across the street with a Ubiquiti airFiber 60 — installation takes hours, not weeks. Tower-to-tower backhaul: Use Cambium PTP 670 to bridge major cell tower sites over 50+ km distances with carrier-grade reliability. Surveillance: Extend your IP camera network to remote locations with NanoBeam or LiteBeam PTP kits. Enterprise WAN: Connect multiple campus buildings without leasing expensive fiber circuits.
Why Buy PTP Wireless Bridges from HI-GAIN?
HI-GAIN has been supplying Lebanon's networking industry from Beirut since 1990. We supply point-to-point radios from all major brands from our Dora warehouse, so you can source your equipment locally without waiting weeks for international shipping. Our technical team can help you plan your link, calculate your Fresnel zone clearance, and recommend the right antenna and radio combination. We also offer competitive wholesale pricing for ISPs deploying multiple backbone links.
Explore More Networking Solutions
Need the full picture beyond PTP bridges? Explore our brand-specific pages for complete product catalogs: Ubiquiti (UBNT) Lebanon for the entire airFiber and UniFi ecosystem, Cambium Networks Lebanon for ePMP and PTP solutions, Mimosa Networks Lebanon for B-Series and A5c radios, and MikroTik Lebanon for the routing and switching backbone behind your wireless links. For real-time stock, visit our product availability page.
Point-to-Point Wireless Bridge Comparison: All Brands Side by Side
Choosing the right PTP wireless bridge for your Lebanon deployment requires comparing throughput, range, frequency band, and price across every major brand. The table below provides a head-to-head comparison of the most popular point-to-point radios distributed by HI-GAIN, spanning Ubiquiti, Mimosa Networks, Cambium Networks, and MikroTik. Use this data to match each model to your specific link distance, capacity requirement, and budget.
How to Read This Comparison
Throughput values represent the manufacturer-rated aggregate (bidirectional) capacity under optimal conditions. Real-world performance depends on channel width, modulation, interference, and distance. Range indicates the maximum supported link distance with appropriate antennas and clear line of sight. In Lebanon's terrain, practical ranges are often shorter due to terrain obstructions and atmospheric conditions, particularly for 60 GHz radios which are affected by rain fade. Frequency determines both regulatory requirements and propagation characteristics: 5 GHz offers the best balance of range and capacity on unlicensed spectrum, 60 GHz provides extreme throughput at short range, 24 GHz sits in between, and 10-11 GHz offers reduced congestion for urban backhaul.
Choosing the Right PTP Solution for Lebanon
For short-range building-to-building links under 2 km in Beirut, Jounieh, or Tripoli, the Ubiquiti airFiber 60 XR delivers the highest throughput at 2.7 Gbps, while the MikroTik Wireless Wire nRAY offers a cost-effective 2 Gbps alternative with plug-and-play simplicity. For medium-range ISP backbone links between 5 km and 40 km connecting tower sites across the Bekaa Valley or the Chouf mountains, the Mimosa Networks B5c provides excellent GPS-synchronized performance, while the Cambium PTP 550 delivers proven carrier-grade reliability. For ultra-long-range backbone links exceeding 40 km, the Cambium PTP 670 at 2 Gbps and the Mimosa B11 at 1.5 Gbps on the less-congested 10-11 GHz band are the top performers. The B11 is particularly well-suited for urban backhaul in Beirut where 5 GHz congestion from competing ISPs degrades link quality.
Multi-Brand PTP Strategies Used by Lebanese ISPs
Many experienced ISP operators in Lebanon deploy a mix of PTP brands across their networks to leverage each manufacturer's strengths. A common strategy is to use Cambium PTP 670 for mission-critical long-haul backbone links where uptime is paramount, Mimosa Networks B5c or B11 for secondary backbone and inter-tower aggregation links where GPS synchronization prevents self-interference, and Ubiquiti airFiber 60 for short-range high-capacity links where cost-per-megabit matters most. The MikroTik Wireless Wire nRAY fills a niche for quick building-to-building connections that need full-duplex gigabit capacity without complex configuration. HI-GAIN distributes all of these models from our Beirut warehouse, so you can build a multi-vendor PTP backbone from a single local supplier. Explore our brand-specific pages for detailed catalogs: Ubiquiti (UBNT) Lebanon, Cambium Networks Lebanon, Mimosa Networks Lebanon, and MikroTik Lebanon.
Point-to-Point Wireless Bridges in Lebanon — Distributed by HI-GAIN
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about point-to-point wireless bridges in Lebanon
What is the maximum distance for a point-to-point wireless bridge in Lebanon?
The maximum distance depends on the radio and frequency band. Ubiquiti airFiber 60 works up to 2 km at 60 GHz. Mimosa Networks B5c can reach 50+ km at 5 GHz with high-gain antennas. Cambium PTP 670 supports links over 200 km with appropriate dish antennas in ideal conditions. For most ISP backbone links in Lebanon, distances between 5 km and 30 km are typical, and radios like the Cambium PTP 550 or Mimosa Networks B5c handle these ranges with ease.
Do I need a license to operate a PTP wireless bridge in Lebanon?
Equipment operating in the 5 GHz and 24 GHz unlicensed bands (such as Ubiquiti airFiber, Mimosa Networks B24, and Cambium PTP 550) does not require a frequency license in Lebanon for point-to-point use. However, licensed microwave bands (used by the Cambium PTP 820 series) do require coordination with the Lebanese Telecommunications Regulatory Authority. HI-GAIN can advise you on regulatory requirements for your specific deployment.
Which PTP bridge is best for an ISP backbone in Lebanon?
For ISP backbone links, we recommend the Cambium PTP 550 for its proven reliability and 1.36 Gbps throughput, or the Mimosa Networks B5c for its GPS synchronization feature that prevents self-interference when collocating multiple links on the same tower. If budget is a priority and distances are short, the Ubiquiti airFiber 60 delivers 1.8 Gbps at a lower price point. Contact HI-GAIN for a free link assessment.
Can a wireless bridge replace a fiber connection in Lebanon?
Yes, modern PTP wireless bridges deliver fiber-equivalent performance. The Mimosa Networks B24 provides 1.5 Gbps real throughput, and the Ubiquiti airFiber 60 delivers 1.8 Gbps — both comparable to a fiber optic link. The main advantage of wireless is rapid deployment (hours instead of weeks for trenching) and lower upfront cost. Many ISPs in Lebanon use PTP wireless as their primary backbone where fiber infrastructure is unavailable or cost-prohibitive.
Where can I buy point-to-point wireless equipment in Lebanon?
HI-GAIN distributes point-to-point wireless bridges from Ubiquiti, Cambium Networks, and Mimosa Networks from our Beirut warehouse in Dora, Maguie Elhajj Street, Yerevan Plaza Center. We offer same-day pickup, competitive pricing, and technical support for link planning. Call us at +961 70 525 258 or visit our online availability page to check current stock.