MikroTik SXT LTE7 kit – Outdoor LTE Access Point for SMB Networks

MikroTik SXT LTE7 kit is a robust outdoor LTE CPE designed for stable connectivity in rural areas, off-grid locations, and remote properties where conventional broadband infrastructure is unavailable. It is deployed by ISPs, integrators, and end users to deliver last-mile LTE internet where fibre or cable does not reach, including installations powered by solar panels or batteries. The proven SXT design, now equipped with the R11e-LTE7 Category 7 modem and significantly improved LTE performance compared to the previous generation.

The CPE is built around the R11e-LTE7 Category 7 modem with speeds up to 300 Mbps download and 100 Mbps upload, carrier aggregation, and DL 2×2 MIMO for consistent speeds and low latency even in weak-signal or congested network conditions. Band 28 at 700 MHz delivers superior signal penetration in rural and mountainous terrain, while automatic 3G fallback guarantees connectivity continuity where LTE is unavailable. Compared to the previous generation, the SXT LTE7 kit brings significantly improved upload speeds — essential for video surveillance, VPN, and remote monitoring applications.

The device provides 2 Ethernet ports with PoE-in 12–57 V and passive PoE-out, allowing an additional device to be powered directly from the CPE without separate power supplies. The wide input voltage range of 12–57 V ensures compatibility with solar panels and batteries, ideal for fully off-grid installations. The QCA9531 650 MHz processor with 64 MB RAM runs RouterOS v7 (License Level 3) with firewall, VPN, routing, and complete remote management at no recurring cost. The weatherproof enclosure at 140×140×56 mm and operating range from -40°C to +60°C guarantee reliability in any weather conditions, while pole or wall mounting with a single Ethernet cable for both data and power simplifies deployment in isolated locations.

Recommended for isolated farms and rural properties without conventional broadband access, off-grid installations powered by solar or battery, and ISPs deploying last-mile LTE internet. Also suited for remote video surveillance systems, outdoor IoT deployments, and any location where stable outdoor connectivity is essential and fixed infrastructure is not a practical option.