Cost-effectiveness
The installation of microwave links is significantly cheaper than implementing physical cables, such as fiber optics, especially in areas where terrestrial infrastructure is difficult to install.
Long-Distance Reach
The microwave system can cover great distances, reaching over 50 km between two antennas, depending on geographical conditions and equipment power.
Low Latency
As a wireless and high-capacity communication system, microwave connectivity offers low latency, which is essential for critical applications like video conferencing, real-time monitoring, and the transmission of sensitive data.
Quick Deployment
Unlike other technologies, such as fiber optics, which may take weeks or even months to install, microwave links can be set up in a short time, providing immediate connectivity.
Flexibility
Microwave connectivity can be used in various situations, including temporary connections for events, construction sites, or in hard-to-reach areas where other connectivity solutions are not available.
Redundancy for Critical Networks
In addition to being a primary solution for many companies, microwave technology is also used as redundancy for fiber optic networks, ensuring a stable connection in case of failures or maintenance.
