MikroTik LHGG LTE6 KIT CAT6 LTE Modem 17dBi Grid-Antenne - Ethernet - Power over Ethernet

Reliable high-speed internet in remote locations is a challenge, but the MikroTik LHGG LTE6 Kit solves it with a powerful 17dBi grid antenna and CAT6 LTE modem. This outdoor device connects to distant cell towers, delivering up to 300 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink, making it ideal for rural homes, farms, and remote monitoring. Its integrated design includes a Gigabit Ethernet port with passive PoE support, so a single cable provides both data and power. The rugged IP54 enclosure withstands harsh weather, and the included pole mount ensures easy installation. Powered by RouterOS, it offers advanced networking features like firewall, VPN, and traffic shaping. The kit includes everything you need to get online quickly.

Who is it for

This device is perfect for users in rural or remote areas where wired broadband is unavailable. It suits homeowners needing reliable internet, farmers connecting IoT devices, and businesses requiring connectivity for remote offices or surveillance systems.

Main features

• CAT6 LTE modem with speeds up to 300 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink
• High-gain 17 dBi grid antenna for long-range signal reception
• Gigabit Ethernet port with passive PoE (12-57V) for simple installation
• Rugged IP54 weatherproof enclosure for outdoor use
• Powered by RouterOS with advanced routing, firewall, and VPN capabilities
• Includes pole mount and 24V power adapter for immediate deployment

Specifications

• LTE Category: CAT6
• Antenna gain: 17 dBi
• Ethernet ports: 1x 10/100/1000 Mbps
• CPU: QCA9531, 850 MHz
• RAM: 64 MB DDR2
• Storage: 16 MB Flash
• Operating system: RouterOS (License Level 3)
• SIM slot: 1x Micro SIM
• LTE modem: Integrated R11e-LTE6
• Max power consumption: 6 W
• Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°C
• Enclosure rating: IP54
• Mounting: Pole mount (included)
• Supported bands: Global FDD and TDD LTE

Tips

For best performance, mount the antenna as high as possible with a clear line of sight to the cell tower. Use a quality outdoor-rated Ethernet cable for the PoE connection, and consider a surge protector for lightning-prone areas. Configure the device using the MikroTik web interface or Winbox for advanced settings.