Wireless network

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Bandwidth demands continue to grow around the world, fueled by increasingly adopted applications such as video. Wireless point to point links (PTP) are a powerful way to connect two locations via IP connectivity. These links range from 1 Mbps to more than 1 Gbps of throughput, and are fully monitorable.  

​​We have a number of industry-leading partners who each bring unique PTP product offerings, including Cambium Networks, Nokia, and Cisco. These offerings span both licensed and license-free spectrums, with a wide variety of applications and bandwidth.

Customers choose PTP technologies for the benefit of:

• Faster deployment than wired options
• Reduced total cost of ownership
• Creating network connectivity where none exists
• Controlling their own network

We can accelerate your PTP deployment with path analysis, site selection, system design, equipment supplying, system configuration and staging, field commissioning and ongoing support.

Bandwidth demands continue to grow around the world, fueled by increasingly adopted applications such as video. Wireless point to multipoint links (PMP) are a powerful way to connect multiple locations with IP connectivity. These fully monitorable links range from 1 to 100+ Mbps of throughput. 

​​We have a number of industry-leading partners who each bring unique PMP product offerings, including Cambium Networks and Cisco. These offerings span both licensed and license-free spectrums, with a wide variety of applications and bandwidth.

Customers choose PMP technologies for the benefit of:

• Faster deployment than wired options
• Reduced total cost of ownership
• Creating network connectivity where none exists
• Controlling their own network.

We can accelerate your PMP deployment with path and coverage analysis, site selection, system design, equipment supplying, system configuration and staging, field commissioning and on-going support.

WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) was launched in 2001 as a “super WiFi” based on the 802.16 standard. After the hype settled, WiMAX found a useful niche in the marketplace. Globally it is used mostly for fixed wireless in situations where licensed frequencies are required.

Denlob Communications has been involved with WiMAX deployments for:

• Wireless ISPs–Useful for last-mile distribution and usually operating in the licensed 3.65 GHz spectrum in India.
• Utilities–Industry worldwide approved 1.8 GHz solely for utility use globally, and partners have released specific products for this use
• Carriers–Licensed spectrum for backhaul to cell microsites or WiFi hotspots.

Denlob Communications can accelerate your WiMAX deployment with path and coverage analysis, site selection, system design, equipment supply, system configuration and staging, and field commissioning and ongoing support.

Mesh networks are a unique self-forming and self-healing network topology in which each radio or node relays data across the network. The nodes can be fixed or mobile, which makes it an ideal fit for a specialized range of applications. Denlob Communications deploys mesh networks for purposes including:

• Wireless backhaul for mobile video surveillance
• Mobile applications in transportation
• Backbone for WiFi network deployments (especially outdoor)
• Ad hoc networks for remote environments without network, such as defence and research
• Easily deployed data networks for resources requirements, such as mining.

We have a number of industry-leading partners who each bring unique mesh product offerings, including Zebra/Symbol and Cisco.

Customers choose mesh networks for the benefit of:

• Faster deployment than wired options
• Reduced total cost of ownership
• Creating network connectivity where none exists
• Ease of deployment by non-technical personnel.