In many parts of Colombia's Pacific coast, fiber optics doesn't reach. Radio links are the technology that brings high-speed internet to farms, rural villages, communities and businesses beyond the reach of conventional networks.
What is a radio link and how does it work?
These systems use specialized antennas to transmit data through the air, covering distances of up to 50 kilometers (about 30 miles) at speeds that can exceed 100 Mbps, depending on the equipment and the terrain.
Three keys to a reliable radio link
A reliable radio link depends on three things: a clear line of sight between antennas (no hills or buildings in the way), correct alignment of the equipment and precise technical configuration. A mistake in any of them can drastically reduce performance.
Ideal for businesses with multiple sites
Radio links are also an excellent option for businesses with sites in different locations: they create secure private networks without expensive leased lines. This is especially useful for logistics and port companies in Buenaventura.
At TecnoPacific, we carry out feasibility studies and professionally install and configure radio links with leading brands such as Ubiquiti and MikroTik, for long-term stability and performance.
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