Products and solutions
Networking, Wireless and ISP
Routing, switching, wireless backhaul and satellite hardware for operators and integrators who are measured on uptime.
In one paragraph
This line covers the active hardware in a network: MikroTik routers and switches, managed and PoE switching, point to point and point to multipoint radios, indoor and outdoor access points, Starlink equipment, optics, media converters and the accessories that mount and power them.
What the range covers
What the range covers
MikroTik routers and CRS switching for edge and core roles, managed PoE switches for access, plus SFP and SFP+ optics matched to fibre type and distance.
What the range covers
Licensed free band point to point radios for backhaul and sector equipment for subscriber coverage, with mounts, grounding and surge protection.
What the range covers
Customer premises routers, ONUs, drop hardware and Starlink equipment for sites where terrestrial backhaul is not yet available or where a site needs diverse backup connectivity.
What the range covers
PoE injectors, DC supplies, surge arrestors and enclosures for pole and rooftop installations exposed to weather and lightning.
Before you request pricing
Four details that make a quotation accurate
Send these with your enquiry and the list usually comes back the same working day.
- 1Throughput per site and the number of subscribers or users expected
- 2Link distance, line of sight quality and available mounting height
- 3Power available at the site and whether backup is required
- 4Whether you standardise on a particular vendor for configuration reuse
Answers
Common questions on this line
Which MikroTik device suits a small ISP point of presence?+
Match the router to the aggregate throughput and the routing features you actually use, then check the port mix. A PoP handling a few hundred megabits with tunnelling needs more processing headroom than raw port speed suggests.
Send the site plan and expected subscriber count to the technical desk and the model options will come back with reasoning rather than a single part number.
Do you supply Starllink equipment in Kenya?+
Yes, satellite hardware is part of the ISP and remote site line, typically specified where a terrestrial link is not yet available or where a site needs diverse backup connectivity.
Can I mix vendors in one network?+
Yes, standards based routing, switching and optics interoperate. Keep management and firmware policy consistent, and confirm optics compatibility, since some vendors enforce coded modules.
Tell us what the site needs and the list comes back priced
Send a drawing, a rough part list or a site photograph. The technical desk checks the specification, confirms stock and returns a quotation you can hand to procurement.