Outdoor wireless mounting accessory
MikroTik QME in Dubai, UAE
The MikroTik QME quickMOUNT extra is an adjustable wall and pole-mount adapter for larger point-to-point and sector antennas. It helps installers create a stable mounting position while retaining useful directional adjustment for antenna alignment.
QME
Advanced wall/pole mount adapter
Up to 190 degrees
Confirm current UAE options
Direct answer for buyers
MikroTik QME is a mechanical mounting accessory for larger outdoor wireless antennas. It is mainly used when an installer needs to fix a compatible antenna to a wall or adapt from a larger pole to a smaller antenna mounting clip, while preserving enough movement for directional alignment. It is worth considering for point-to-point links, sector coverage deployments and outdoor network projects using compatible MikroTik antennas. Before proceeding, confirm the antenna model, bracket interface, mounting surface, pole dimensions, expected wind exposure, fasteners and whether installation labour is required. The QME does not provide wireless performance by itself; its value depends on correct physical selection, secure installation and accurate antenna alignment.
What the QME does
The QME creates a practical mounting bridge between a building surface or substantial pole and the smaller mounting clip used by a compatible antenna. This is useful where an antenna cannot be attached directly to the intended surface, where additional stand-off is required, or where the installer needs a better angle for alignment. The adapter can be used on a wall, and it can also serve as a transition from a large-diameter pole to a smaller mounting point. Its ability to rotate the antenna through up to 190 degrees supports left-right positioning during link setup.
Because the QME is a physical accessory rather than an active network device, it has no software, throughput, licence or power requirement. Its suitability depends on mechanical compatibility, installation quality and the total load of the antenna assembly.
Who should consider it
The QME is relevant to wireless internet service providers, integrators, network contractors, facilities teams and organisations deploying outdoor wireless links. Typical environments include building-to-building connectivity, campus networks, warehouse estates, hospitality properties, schools, industrial compounds, remote facilities and service-provider access sites.
It is particularly useful when a larger directional or sector antenna requires a controlled mounting position and the available wall or pole cannot accept the antenna bracket directly. Buyers using third-party antennas should obtain a compatibility review instead of assuming that any large antenna will fit. A site survey or clear photographs with dimensions can help reduce ordering errors.
Business challenges the adapter helps address
No suitable direct wall fixing
The QME provides a projecting mount that can create a usable attachment point where the antenna bracket cannot sit correctly against the wall.
Large pole, small antenna clip
It can work as an adapter between a larger support pole and a smaller mounting clip, subject to diameter and fastening confirmation.
Difficult antenna alignment
Up to 190 degrees of turning movement can make directional positioning easier during point-to-point or sector alignment.
Inconsistent site hardware
Standardising on a known accessory can simplify planning across repeated sites, provided every antenna and mounting surface is checked.
Product-fit decision matrix
| Requirement | Suitable when | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Wall-mounted outdoor antenna | A compatible large antenna needs a projecting wall attachment. | Wall material, anchors, clearance and load. |
| Pole adaptation | The support pole is larger than the antenna clip can accept. | Pole diameter, clamp arrangement and corrosion resistance. |
| Directional alignment | The installation needs horizontal turning during alignment. | Required azimuth range and final locking method. |
| Large MikroTik antenna | The antenna is one of the models confirmed by MikroTik for QME use. | Exact model and current mounting hardware. |
| Third-party antenna | Only after mechanical fit and load are reviewed. | Bracket dimensions, weight, wind loading and responsibility. |
Verified product information
| Brand | MikroTik |
|---|---|
| Product name | quickMOUNT extra |
| Product code | QME |
| Product type | Advanced wall mount adapter for large point-to-point and sector antennas |
| Mounting use | Wall mounting or adaptation from a large-diameter pole to a smaller antenna mounting clip |
| Adjustment | Antenna can be turned within up to 190 degrees |
| Confirmed compatible examples | MikroTik mANT 30 parabolic dish and mANT 19s sector antenna |
| MTBF guidance | Approximately 100,000 hours at 25°C, as stated by the manufacturer |
| Power or licence | Not applicable; this is a passive mechanical accessory |
| Included fasteners | Confirm current package contents before ordering |
| Warranty guidance | Confirm applicable vendor and seller terms in the quotation |
| UAE availability | Contact FourTeck for current options, quantity and lead-time guidance |
Compatibility and installation notice
A mount should be selected as part of the complete antenna installation, not as an isolated accessory. Confirm the antenna’s mounting clamp, total assembled weight, cable route, wall construction, pole size, wind exposure and required orientation. The manufacturer identifies the QME as compatible with larger MikroTik antennas such as mANT 30 and mANT 19s, but that does not automatically confirm every revision, accessory combination or third-party antenna. Outdoor fasteners, anchors and corrosion-resistant hardware may vary by site and may not be included. A qualified installer should determine the correct fixing method for concrete, blockwork, steelwork, rooftop structures or other surfaces.
Purchase and deployment journey
Identify the antenna
Record the exact model, bracket type and installed accessories. Photographs and measurements are valuable where the model is uncertain.
Review the site
Confirm whether the mount will attach to a wall or pole, available clearance, cable direction, working height and environmental exposure.
Validate the fit
Check mechanical compatibility, load, pole diameter, fastening method and the required directional adjustment before finalising quantity.
Quote the full scope
Include QME units, antennas, radios, cables, surge protection, installation labour, access equipment and alignment services where required.
Install and verify
Secure the mount, check movement and locking, align the antenna, weatherproof cables and document the completed installation.
Controlled alignment for outdoor wireless links
Directional antennas depend on physical alignment. A point-to-point link may use narrow antenna patterns, so small changes in azimuth can materially affect received signal quality and link stability. The QME’s turning range gives the installer practical adjustment before the final position is tightened. This can be more convenient than repeatedly loosening a basic fixed bracket or improvising an unsuitable mounting arm.
The mount does not replace the need for proper radio alignment tools and measurements. Installers should still monitor the relevant wireless metrics, verify the remote endpoint, account for antenna polarization and maintain a clear path where required. The final assembly should be tightened according to appropriate installation practice so movement does not occur after commissioning. For exposed sites, the effect of wind, vibration and maintenance access should be considered at design stage.
When FourTeck reviews a requirement, sharing the antenna model, radio model, link distance, mounting height and photographs of the proposed location helps determine whether the QME should be quoted alone or as part of a broader outdoor wireless installation package.
Wall and pole adaptation without improvised supports
A common site problem is a mismatch between the available mounting structure and the antenna’s own clamp. The wall may not offer sufficient stand-off for the antenna body or cable, while a large support pole may exceed the diameter accepted by the antenna bracket. The QME is designed to resolve these practical mounting situations by creating a smaller, usable attachment point.
Using a purpose-designed adapter can support a cleaner installation than unplanned pieces of pipe, mixed brackets or loosely assembled hardware. However, the complete fixing still needs engineering judgement. Wall anchors must suit the substrate, and pole clamps must suit the pole material and diameter. Installers should avoid damaging waterproof surfaces, creating unsafe roof penetrations or leaving exposed sharp edges. Cable bends, drip loops, grounding arrangements and surge protection should be planned alongside the bracket position.
The quantity required may also differ from the number of radios in the project. Some devices include their own suitable mounting solution, while others may require QME because of wall geometry or large-pole adaptation. A site-by-site bill of materials avoids purchasing unnecessary mounts or discovering missing accessories during deployment.
Long-range antenna support and practical limits
MikroTik positions the QME for larger point-to-point and sector antennas and specifically names products such as the 30 dBi mANT 30 parabolic dish and the 19 dBi mANT 19s sector antenna. This helps buyers understand that the accessory is intended for more substantial outdoor antennas than MikroTik’s smaller quickMOUNT variants.
Compatibility still needs to be treated as a mechanical question. The antenna family, hardware revision, mounting clamp, optional radio enclosure and site-specific load can influence the final assembly. The mount’s adjustment range describes turning capability; it should not be interpreted as a guarantee of elevation adjustment, wind-load suitability or compatibility with every antenna that has a similar shape. Where exact details are unavailable, FourTeck can help review manufacturer documentation and photographs before quotation.
Buyers should also distinguish between the mount and the wireless system itself. QME does not include a radio, antenna, cable, power supply, RouterOS licence or network configuration. These items should be specified separately according to the intended link, frequency band, capacity, local regulatory requirements and existing network design.
Ideal environments and use cases
Building-to-building connectivity
Mount directional antennas on suitable external walls to connect offices, warehouses or facilities where a wired path is difficult or uneconomical.
Service-provider sectors
Support sector antenna placement on towers, poles or building structures, subject to antenna compatibility and professional installation design.
Campus and hospitality sites
Create reliable mounting points for outdoor wireless links between blocks, villas, service buildings or operational areas.
Industrial and logistics facilities
Assist with antenna mounting where large poles, steel structures or exterior walls require a more practical transition bracket.
Remote infrastructure
Use within carefully planned links for remote monitoring, site connectivity or backhaul, while accounting for access and environmental conditions.
Replacement or remediation work
Replace unsuitable improvised mounts or improve alignment access during maintenance, provided the existing antenna remains compatible.
Operational and integration considerations
The location of an outdoor antenna affects more than signal direction. Installers should provide adequate cable entry, strain relief, drip loops and access for future maintenance. Ethernet and grounding arrangements should follow the radio and antenna installation requirements. Outdoor copper links may require surge protection and proper earthing, while fibre-based designs have different power and enclosure considerations.
Line of sight, Fresnel-zone clearance, interference and frequency planning remain part of the wireless design. A well-mounted antenna cannot correct an unsuitable radio path or an incorrect frequency plan. Similarly, the QME’s adjustment capability should not be used to compensate for a fundamentally poor mounting location. The chosen position should provide both a viable radio path and a mechanically safe installation point.
For a new project, buyers may request assistance through the FourTeck technology services team. For broader hardware planning, the business technology product range can help identify related radios, antennas, routing and protection components.
Questions to resolve before ordering
Procurement checklist
✓ Confirm product code QME
✓ Record required quantity
✓ Identify exact antenna model
✓ Verify mounting clamp compatibility
✓ Measure wall clearance or pole diameter
✓ Confirm anchors and outdoor fasteners
✓ Review cable route and bend radius
✓ Assess wind and environmental exposure
✓ Identify working-at-height requirements
✓ Include alignment and testing where needed
✓ Confirm related radio and antenna items
✓ Request current lead-time guidance
✓ Confirm applicable warranty terms
✓ State delivery and installation location
How FourTeck can assist
FourTeck can help buyers translate a mounting requirement into a practical bill of materials. This may include confirming whether QME is the correct MikroTik mount, reviewing the planned antenna, identifying related outdoor wireless components and coordinating a quotation for the requested quantity. Where installation is required, the scope can also address mounting, cabling, alignment, configuration and testing according to the wider project requirement.
Accurate information helps avoid mismatched accessories. Buyers are encouraged to share model numbers, photographs, mounting dimensions, location details and the intended use of the antenna. FourTeck can then discuss suitable options rather than relying on a generic accessory recommendation. Contact the FourTeck sales and consultation team for current availability and quotation coordination.
UAE availability and support guidance
Contact FourTeck to confirm current MikroTik QME availability in the UAE. Availability may depend on quantity, vendor lead time and the wider equipment requirement. Delivery and project coordination can be discussed after the exact antenna, mounting environment and required accessories are confirmed. Where the project includes installation, the quotation should state whether wall or pole fixing, access equipment, cabling, antenna alignment, weatherproofing, configuration and testing are included.
FourTeck can coordinate requirements for organisations operating in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman through one combined review. Site conditions, access rules and installation scheduling may differ, so each location should be identified clearly. For background on the company and its technology focus, buyers can review FourTeck company information.
GCC Availability
FourTeck can assist GCC organisations that are evaluating the MikroTik QME as part of an outdoor wireless deployment. Support may include requirement review, mount and antenna selection guidance, quotation coordination, delivery planning and discussion of installation or alignment scope. Projects in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman can have different procurement, shipping, site-access and service requirements. Product availability, delivery schedules, service visits and vendor lead times may vary by country, quantity and project condition. Buyers should provide the destination country, exact antenna and radio model, QME quantity, mounting location and preferred schedule. For enquiries connected with Kuwait, the FourTeck Kuwait regional resource may also be relevant. No local stock, fixed delivery period or installation date should be assumed until the requirement and quotation are confirmed.
Africa Availability
Organisations planning outdoor wireless links in Africa can contact FourTeck for product evaluation and regional procurement guidance. The discussion can cover QME compatibility, antenna and radio selection, related accessories, cable and surge-protection needs, installation scope and support expectations. Fulfilment can depend on the destination, quantity, shipping arrangements, vendor lead time, local power and regulatory considerations, and the practical conditions at the deployment site. Buyers in East Africa and other regions should share the destination country, exact equipment requirement, quantity, preferred project schedule and whether installation or remote guidance is needed. FourTeck provides regional information through resources such as FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda and the FourTeck Africa technology portal. Availability, customs outcomes, onsite coverage and delivery dates must be confirmed for each project.
Related products and services to consider
MikroTik mANT 30
A large parabolic dish antenna identified by MikroTik as compatible with the QME. Exact radio and link design must be selected separately.
MikroTik mANT 19s
A sector antenna referenced by MikroTik for QME use. Confirm the required coverage, radio platform and mounting arrangement.
Outdoor wireless radios
Choose the radio, frequency and licence according to distance, capacity, spectrum rules and the intended network architecture.
Surge protection and cabling
Outdoor Ethernet, grounding, weatherproofing and protection components should be considered as part of the complete installation.
Installation and alignment
Professional mounting, safe access, antenna alignment, testing and documentation can be included where the project requires them.
Why businesses contact FourTeck
Buyers often need more than a part number. They may need to know whether the mount suits the antenna, whether additional clamps or anchors are required, and how the mounting accessory fits into the wider outdoor wireless design. FourTeck can assist with requirement clarification, product selection, quotation coordination, related equipment planning and installation-scope discussion. This practical review is especially useful where several sites, different wall structures or mixed antenna types are involved.
The objective is to reduce uncertainty before ordering. A clear requirement makes it easier to identify the correct quantity, avoid incompatible accessories and define responsibility for installation materials. FourTeck does not assume compatibility, stock, delivery time or installation outcome until the project details are reviewed.
Frequently asked questions
What is the MikroTik QME?
The QME, or quickMOUNT extra, is an advanced wall and pole adaptation mount for large point-to-point and sector antennas.
How much can the QME rotate?
MikroTik states that the quickMOUNT extra allows an antenna to be turned within up to 190 degrees.
Is QME compatible with mANT 30?
Yes. MikroTik specifically identifies the 30 dBi mANT 30 parabolic dish as a compatible example. Confirm the exact model and hardware revision when ordering.
Can it be used with mANT 19s?
MikroTik also identifies the 19 dBi mANT 19s sector antenna as compatible with quickMOUNT extra.
Does the QME include a wireless radio?
No. It is a passive mechanical mounting accessory. The radio, antenna, cabling, power and configuration are separate items.
Can QME mount any third-party antenna?
Compatibility should not be assumed. Check bracket dimensions, total load, pole or wall fixing and environmental conditions before use.
Are wall anchors included?
Package contents and site fasteners should be confirmed in the quotation. The correct anchor depends on the wall material and installation conditions.
Can FourTeck arrange installation?
Installation scope can be discussed and quoted where required, including mounting, cabling, alignment and testing subject to site review.
How do I request a QME quotation in Dubai?
Share the quantity, antenna model, mounting location, wall or pole details and any installation requirement with FourTeck.
Is MikroTik QME currently available in the UAE?
Contact FourTeck to confirm current UAE availability, quantity options and lead-time guidance. Availability should not be assumed.
Confirm your antenna and mounting requirement
Send FourTeck the exact antenna model, required quantity and wall or pole details. The team can help confirm whether MikroTik QME is appropriate and coordinate a UAE quotation.
