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3. MultiHaul™ TG Overview
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MultiHaul™ TG Overview
The MultiHaul™ TG family is an advanced solution for fixed wireless delivery of multi-Gigabit services to homes,
businesses and within smart cities Broadband IoT applications. It is complemented by additional Siklu solutions
for network design and operation, the SmartHaul™ suite of SaaS applications and services, together with
EtherHaul™, a series of very high capacity PtP wireless links.
MultiHaul™ TG is the culmination of innovation for L2 SDN mesh carrier-class systems operating in the
uncongested, unlicensed V-band, delivering very high capacity over small to large neighborhoods for a wide range
of applications. The plug and play units are designed for easy installation by a single technician, using a single cable
for power and data.
This section provides a brief overview of the MultiHaul™ TG units.
The MultiHaul™ TG family consists of the following units:
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MultiHaul™ TG N366 - a compact multi-sector unit deployed as a L2 SDN mesh node with built-in self-backhaul.
Nodes can connect to additional N366 nodes to build a resilient wireless backbone across the served area, or to
a network POP via either a fiber connection or a Siklu EtherHaul™ link with up to 10 Gbps FD.
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MultiHaul™ TG T265 - terminal units (TUs) deliver up to 1 GbE wirelessly to served locations. A smart beam-form-
ing antenna provides for easy installation of a high capacity reliable wireless link by a single person, and serves
one to three end-units per location.
N366 Node
Featuring 4 independent 90° sectors for a complete 360° coverage, a single node can be installed on a pole or roof
to serve multiple locations. The node supports up to 15 TUs in each 90° sector when the sector does not self-
backhaul to other nodes, up to a total of 60 TUs per N366. Each sector can also support 1 or 2 self-backhaul links,
reducing the number of TUs that can be supported to 13 or 14 respectively (each backhaul link comes at the
expense of a TU link).
