Specification Frequency1: 60GHz (57 – 64GHz) V Band Ethernet throughput: V320 (BPSK) 160Mbps – Full Duplex V320 (QPSK) 320Mbps – Full Duplex V1000 (QPSK) 1000Mbps – Full Duplex Maximum Ranges2: V320 (BPSK) 160Mbps – 1600M V320 (QPSK) 320Mbps – 1000M V1000 (QPSK) 1000Mbps – 800M Size/Weight – ODU: 182 x 182 x 60mm/2.5Kg Power Supply: PoE IEEE 802.3at Connection: Cable – CAT5e Outdoor Rated (100m max) Connector: RJ45 Notes: 1. Licence Exempt in many countries – check with your regulator 2. Maximum operating range influenced by propagation and rain
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A world class bridging solution in the palm of your hand 60 GHz PTP Wireless Ethernet Bridges for Mobile, Data & Internet
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About Sub10 Sub10 design, develop and manufacture cutting edge MMW systems in the 60GHz, 70GHz and 80GHz areas of spectrum. We supply, train and support a carefully selected team of regional distributors worldwide, who cascade our technology and ethos to specialist resellers and their end users.
Frequently Asked Questions Q. Do I need to apply for a licence for my link? A. Many countries allow the use of 60GHz without a licence or after payment of a small annual fee. Check the status of you country with your telecoms regulator.
Q. Will mist, fog, dust or snow affect link performance? A. No. However, rain will have an effect, but we take this into account when planning a link and predicting availability.
Q. Is Liberator Non Line of Sight or Line of Sight? A. Strictly Line of Sight. There should be no obstructions in the Fresnel zone.
Q. How is the Liberator radio unit powered? A. The Liberator radio uses the 802.3at PoE standard. Providing a minimum of 18W is available, any compatible supply can be used – including solar.
Q. Do Liberator MMW links pose a health risk? A. No, the RF power levels permitted are very low and spread over the whole area of the antenna. Moreover, an antenna will always be positioned well clear of the population.
Q. Why is the Ethernet cable factory fitted to the Outdoor Radio Unit? A. This is done to ensure there will be no water ingress and to preserve the 24 month warranty.
• Wireless backhauling for mobile carriers • Leased line replacement • Disaster recovery / backup • Multi-building LAN connectivity
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Compact plug and play wireless Ethernet bridges, broadcasting up to 1Gb per second up to a distance of 1km Applications
Benefits
Wireless Backhauling
Over 60% Smaller & Lighter Than Competitors
Sub10 has supplied 90 wireless bridges to a mobile phone service provider in Vienna, facilitating connectivity between base stations and Points of Presence. Lightweight (2.5kg) and small, with a low profile, Sub10’s Ethernet links support high data rates and carrier class availability.
Low Cost Leased Line Replacement
Completely replace leased lines at a fraction of the total cost of ownership. No wires, no cables, no digging and no yearly costs.
LAN Extension up to 1km Securely extend networks to multiple office buildings without disruption or unnecessary cost.
3G, 4G, Mobile, Internet or transport of HD CCTV
Sub10’s wireless Ethernet link is over 60% smaller than competing products. At just 2.5kg, Sub10’s outdoor unit can be easily and inconspicuously mounted on a variety of structures.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, 2010. Set up in 2 hours to provide a TV broadcast link
Fast: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
At up to 1Gb per second, Sub10 wireless bridges reliably handles massive quantities of mission-critical data including live TV broadcast at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2010.
Plug and Play
Path Redundancy
Secure
Sub10’s products are often used as redundancy for Free Space Optics (FSO), where building subsidence, dirt and other environmental factors require robust back-up systems.
Sub10’s proprietary radio means data is exceptionally secure and extremely difficult to decode.
Permanent or Temporary
In over 22 countries including the USA, China, UK, Germany, Japan, UAE, Australia and New Zealand 60GHz is either lightly licensed or license exempt.
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Solar powered Liberator at a Scout camp in Switzerland
Used on the New York subway since 2006 in dirty, dusty, extreme underground environments, Sub10 wireless bridges relay service critical information to train operators.
Sub10 wireless bridges are easy to install and maintain. A temporary installation at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2010 took just 2 hours.
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90 links help provide citywide mobile connectivity in Vienna, Austria
Robust: New York Subway
Sub10 products can be used to securely transmit data anywhere physical circuits, such as fibre optic cables are impractical or costly.
Plug and play installation means both temporary and permanent connections can be set up quickly and cost-effectively.
Installations
License Exempt or Lightly Licensed
Connecting multiple buildings campuswide at universities
Other applications include: councils, emergency services, MOD & broadcasting
CCTV & intelligent building data transfer
Used by the New York Subway as fibre alternative since 2006
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