Low-cost, small-size, dual-chain integrated CPE/Backbone with 16dBi at 5GHz.
The SXTsq Lite5 is an outdoor wireless device with an integrated antenna that is small and lightweight. Ideal for up to 12 km point-to-point links or as a CPE unit. It is small, weatherproof, and simple to install. The SXTsq Lite5 keeps the same 16dBi antenna as the SXT Lite5, but the antenna design has been enhanced and the physical size has been considerably reduced - the SXTsq is two times thinner (see photos for comparison).
The SXTsq Lite5 is designed for reliable outdoor performance, offering stable connectivity in both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint setups. Its improved antenna design provides better signal efficiency while maintaining a compact and durable enclosure suitable for harsh weather conditions. Powered by RouterOS, it supports advanced configuration options, bandwidth management, and secure wireless protocols, making it a cost-effective and dependable solution for ISPs and network professionals.
Provides fast and reliable point to point or CPE links.
Built in high gain antenna simplifies installation.
Power and data over a single cable for easier setup.
Weather proof build for reliable outdoor use.
The MikroTik SXTsq Lite5 is a compact outdoor wireless device featuring a single-core AR9344 CPU at 600 MHz, 64 MB RAM, and 16 MB FLASH storage, running RouterOS License Level 3. It measures 129 × 129 × 34 mm and is designed to operate reliably in temperatures from -40 °C to 70 °C. The device can be mounted on horizontal or vertical poles and masts, and for precise alignment, an optional QuickMount Pro is available to adjust it at any angle. It supports passive PoE (10–30 V) with a maximum power consumption of 6 W. For wireless performance, it operates on the 5 GHz band (Wi-Fi 4, 802.11a/n) with a 16 dBi directional antenna, delivering speeds up to 300 Mbps over 2×2 chains using the AR9344 chipset. Networking is provided via a single 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port, and it offers stable point-to-point or CPE links with transmit power up to 25 dBm and receive sensitivity down to -96 dBm. The US version is locked to 5170–5250 MHz and 5725–5835 MHz, while the international version supports 5150–5875 MHz, subject to local regulations.