The LDF (Lite Dish Feed) is a wireless outdoor system with an antenna that is designed to be put on satellite offset dish antennas. The dish will operate as a reflector, increasing the signal's strength.
The LDF is a cost-effective solution for achieving high-gain, long-distance wireless links by utilizing existing satellite dishes as powerful signal reflectors. Its lightweight and compact design ensures minimal wind load while maintaining strong and focused signal transmission. Ideal for point-to-point and rural connectivity deployments, the LDF delivers reliable performance and extended range without the need for expensive specialized antennas.
Integrated dish with high gain for stable point to point links.
Fast wireless throughput up to 867 Mbps for reliable outdoor connectivity.
Single Gigabit port with PoE IN support for easy installation.
Rugged weather resistant build with RouterOS for simple deployment.
The MikroTik RBLDFG-5acD is a compact outdoor wireless device built on a 32-bit ARM architecture with a quad-core IPQ-4018 CPU running at 716 MHz. It runs RouterOS License Level 3 and is supported by 256 MB RAM and 16 MB FLASH storage. Measuring 84 × 84 × 115 mm, it is designed to operate in extreme temperatures from -40 °C to 70 °C and is powered via passive PoE (10–28 V) with a maximum consumption of 8 W.
For wireless connectivity, it operates on the 5 GHz band (Wi-Fi 5, 802.11a/n/ac) with a maximum data rate of 867 Mbps, using 2×2 chains and a 9 dBi antenna powered by the IPQ-4018 chipset. The device includes a Gigabit Ethernet port and offers reliable long-range wireless performance with transmit power up to 25 dBm and receive sensitivity down to -96 dBm, making it ideal for point-to-point or CPE outdoor deployments.