Outdoor 60 GHz Point-to-Point Wireless CPE
MikroTik Cube 60Pro ac in Dubai, UAE
Build a high-capacity wireless bridge between two locations with a compact outdoor unit that combines 60 GHz 802.11ay connectivity, automatic 5 GHz failover, Gigabit Ethernet and RouterOS management. The Cube 60Pro ac is intended for organisations that need a practical alternative where trenching, leased fibre or long copper runs are not suitable.
Plan the link before ordering
Share the two site locations, estimated distance, mounting height, required throughput and installation scope.
60 GHz 802.11ay
5 GHz 802.11ac
1 × Gigabit Ethernet
IP66 enclosure
RouterOS Level 4
Direct answer for buyers
The MikroTik Cube 60Pro ac, product code CubeG-5ac60ay, is a compact outdoor customer-premises radio for creating a point-to-point Ethernet bridge. It is mainly considered when two sites have clear line of sight but a new cable route is expensive, disruptive or unavailable. Businesses, campuses, warehouses, hospitality properties, construction sites and network operators may use it for building-to-building connectivity, camera-network backhaul, temporary links or resilient site extensions. Before proceeding, confirm the actual path distance, line-of-sight clearance, mounting stability, UAE frequency compliance, expected throughput, weather exposure, power arrangement and whether a single unit or matched pair is required.
What it does
The Cube 60Pro ac transports Ethernet traffic wirelessly between two locations. In a typical deployment, one radio is installed at each end of the path, precisely aligned and connected to the local network through Gigabit Ethernet. The 60 GHz radio is used as the primary high-capacity path. The integrated 5 GHz radio can provide automatic failover when the 60 GHz path is temporarily affected by severe weather or other link conditions.
This approach can reduce the need for trenching across roads, car parks or leased property, but it does not remove the need for proper site design. A successful link depends on clear line of sight, accurate alignment, suitable mounting, safe cabling, surge protection, legal channel selection and realistic capacity planning.
Who it suits
The model may suit companies linking nearby offices, warehouses, security cabins, retail buildings, schools, hospitality facilities, industrial compounds or temporary project sites. It can also be considered by wireless service providers and systems integrators building managed point-to-point links.
It is not the right choice where there is no usable line of sight, where moving obstructions regularly cross the path, where regulatory approval is uncertain, or where the project requires guaranteed carrier-grade service levels without a broader redundancy design. In such cases, fibre, licensed microwave, dual-path wireless or a managed connectivity service may be more appropriate.
Business challenges this product can address
Difficult cable routes
A wireless bridge can connect buildings separated by roads, yards or property boundaries where trenching is disruptive or requires additional permissions.
Temporary project connectivity
Construction areas, events and short-term facilities may need a link that can be installed and later relocated, subject to mounting and regulatory requirements.
CCTV or access-network backhaul
Remote cameras, access switches or gatehouses can be connected to a central network when bandwidth calculations, PoE design and security policies are addressed.
Secondary path planning
The product may form part of a broader resilience strategy, although a true backup design should avoid shared power, shared mounts and common physical failure points.
Product-fit matrix
| Requirement | Suitable when | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Building-to-building bridge | Both endpoints have clear, stable line of sight. | Distance, Fresnel clearance, roof access and mounting points. |
| High-capacity short or medium path | Traffic fits within real-world wireless and Gigabit-port limits. | Application profile, peak traffic and latency expectations. |
| Outdoor deployment | Professional mounting and weatherproof cabling are available. | Wind loading, grounding, surge protection and cable path. |
| Automatic radio fallback | 5 GHz backup capacity is acceptable during adverse conditions. | Permitted channels, interference and failover configuration. |
| Simplified pair deployment | A preconfigured two-unit kit is preferred. | Whether Wireless Wire Cube Pro is more suitable than separate units. |
Verified technical information
| Brand | MikroTik |
|---|---|
| Product name | Cube 60Pro ac |
| Product code | CubeG-5ac60ay |
| Product type | Outdoor point-to-point 60 GHz CPE |
| Primary wireless technology | 60 GHz 802.11ay |
| Backup wireless | 5 GHz 802.11a/n/ac, one chain, up to 433 Mbit/s PHY rate |
| 5 GHz antenna gain | 11.5 dBi |
| Ethernet | 1 × 10/100/1000 Ethernet port |
| Processor | IPQ-4019, four-core ARM 32-bit, 448–896 MHz automatic frequency |
| Memory and storage | 256 MB RAM, 64 MB flash storage |
| Operating system | RouterOS with Level 4 licence preinstalled |
| Power | 802.3af/at PoE input, 18–57 V, maximum consumption 10 W |
| Dimensions | 115 × 95 × 82 mm |
| Environmental rating | IP66; tested ambient temperature −40°C to 70°C |
| GNSS | GPS |
| Included items | 24 V 0.8 A power adapter, Gigabit PoE injector, hose clamp and Cube mounting bracket |
| Availability | Contact FourTeck for current UAE options, quantity confirmation and vendor lead time. |
Published laboratory throughput figures represent controlled test conditions. Real deployment results vary with distance, alignment, weather, radio settings, packet size, RouterOS configuration and the traffic-processing features enabled.
Compatibility and regulatory notice
Wireless frequencies, allowed channels, transmit power and installation requirements are region dependent. The device must be configured in accordance with UAE regulations and any site-specific requirements. MikroTik documentation also advises keeping RouterOS current for regulatory compliance. Before deployment, confirm permitted 60 GHz and 5 GHz operation, Dynamic Frequency Selection obligations, cable and grounding standards, installation safety, and whether the proposed path crosses public or controlled property.
The Cube 60Pro ac is a single radio unit. A point-to-point bridge normally requires one compatible device at each end. Buyers seeking a ready-matched pair should compare the Wireless Wire Cube Pro kit, which consists of two preconfigured Cube 60Pro ac devices.
From requirement to working link
Define traffic needs
List applications, peak throughput, latency sensitivity, VLANs, management access and growth expectations.
Survey the path
Check line of sight, distance, obstruction risk, Fresnel clearance, mounting height, roof access and cable route.
Confirm bill of materials
Choose individual units or a pair, mounting hardware, outdoor cable, surge protection, switches and backup power.
Install and align
Mount rigidly, weatherproof the cable entry, align accurately and verify signal and link stability.
Configure and validate
Apply secure management, bridge or routing design, VLAN policy, monitoring, updates and failover testing.
60 GHz capacity with practical design limits
The main attraction of the Cube 60Pro ac is its use of the 60 GHz band for a focused point-to-point link. Compared with crowded lower-frequency unlicensed bands, 60 GHz can provide substantial channel capacity and narrower beam behaviour. For a business, that can make it useful for carrying office traffic, IP video, voice, cloud access, backup replication or operational data between nearby sites.
The technology still requires disciplined engineering. Rain attenuation increases at 60 GHz, and physical obstructions can interrupt the path. Trees, cranes, moving vehicles, temporary structures and rooftop equipment should be considered during the survey. The manufacturer describes links up to 1 km as a normal capability and reports successful testing at greater distances using Channel 5, up to 2.4 km. That longer distance should not be treated as a universal guarantee. Path length, local channel permission, alignment, climate, fade margin and environmental conditions determine whether the proposed design is practical.
A buyer should therefore avoid selecting the radio from distance alone. The correct question is whether the complete path has enough link margin for the required availability. FourTeck can review the intended endpoints and help identify when a physical survey, alternative mounting location or different radio class should be considered.
Automatic 5 GHz backup and continuity planning
MikroTik includes a directional 5 GHz 802.11ac radio to provide automatic fallback when conditions affect the 60 GHz connection. This is useful because a lower-frequency path can remain available during weather events that reduce the main link margin. The backup radio is not identical to the primary path: its maximum PHY rate is lower, interference conditions differ, and usable throughput depends on channel availability and configuration.
For continuity planning, decide which applications must remain usable during fallback. General office access, monitoring and voice may require different priorities from large backups or bulk video transfer. Queueing, bandwidth controls or application policies may be useful so essential traffic receives preference when the link moves to 5 GHz. The local spectrum environment also matters; busy commercial districts may have substantial 5 GHz interference.
The integrated fallback protects against some radio-path conditions, but it does not provide complete redundancy. Both radios share the same enclosure, mounting point, Ethernet port and power source. Organisations needing stronger resilience should also assess UPS capacity, surge protection, alternative physical paths, dual switches, diverse internet circuits and monitoring alerts.
RouterOS control, security and operations
The Cube 60Pro ac runs RouterOS with a Level 4 licence. This gives technical teams access to MikroTik’s familiar management environment for bridging, routing, VLANs, firewall policy, monitoring, logging, traffic control and administrative access. The software flexibility is valuable, but it also means the device should not be deployed with an unreviewed default configuration.
A production installation should include a defined management IP plan, strong administrator credentials, restricted management services, current RouterOS packages, configuration backups and monitoring. Decide whether the link will operate as a transparent Layer 2 bridge or a routed connection. Layer 2 can simplify extension of an existing network, while routing may reduce broadcast scope and create clearer fault boundaries. The appropriate design depends on the existing switching, VLAN, spanning-tree and security architecture.
For managed environments, document both endpoints, cable routes, device identities, firmware versions, channel settings, link signal values and recovery procedures. Configure time, logging and alerts so the support team can distinguish radio degradation from upstream switching, power or internet problems. FourTeck can include initial configuration, hardening, VLAN setup, alignment validation and handover documentation as a quoted scope when required.
Suitable environments and use cases
Warehouses and logistics yards
Connect administration buildings, security posts or remote storage areas without cutting across active vehicle routes. Mounting vibration, cranes and moving containers should be assessed.
Schools and campuses
Extend a network between nearby buildings for staff access, learning systems, CCTV or telephony, while preserving network segmentation and safeguarding management access.
Hospitality and property sites
Link annexes, service buildings or remote operational areas where a wired route is unavailable. Roof permissions and aesthetic placement may influence the design.
Construction and temporary facilities
Provide a relocatable connection for site offices, cameras and access control. Mast stability, changing obstructions and power quality require ongoing review.
Retail and commercial compounds
Bridge separate units or buildings for central services, provided tenant boundaries, cabling permissions and security controls are clearly defined.
Service-provider access
Use as part of a carefully engineered customer link or backhaul segment. Capacity, monitoring, regulatory policy and service-level expectations must be documented.
Operational and integration considerations
The radio connects through one Gigabit Ethernet port, so the adjacent switch, injector, cable and surge-protection design become part of the end-to-end path. Use outdoor-rated cable where exposed, keep cable runs within Ethernet limits, protect entry points and follow electrical grounding requirements. Where uptime matters, power the link from a UPS-backed switch or suitable PoE source.
Network integration should cover VLAN handling, MTU, spanning tree, multicast, DHCP boundaries, routing and firewall policy. A transparent bridge can extend existing Layer 2 domains, but extending a large broadcast domain across buildings may create operational risk. A routed link can offer clearer segmentation but needs addressing and routing changes. The decision should be taken before configuration, not after installation.
Monitoring is equally important. Record normal signal levels and throughput after commissioning so later degradation can be identified. Weather-related changes, mount movement, cable faults and power instability may look similar to users. Central monitoring, syslog and periodic configuration backups improve troubleshooting. Maintenance access must also be planned; roof-mounted equipment should not require unsafe or unapproved access for routine checks.
Questions to resolve before requesting a quote
Provide coordinates or an accurate measured distance rather than a visual estimate.
Consider trees, cranes, vehicles, future buildings and seasonal obstructions.
List user traffic, cameras, voice, backups and peak bandwidth requirements.
Decide whether integrated 5 GHz fallback is sufficient or a diverse backup is needed.
Confirm roof access, mounting responsibility, safety procedures and testing scope.
Define management addresses, administrator access, updates, monitoring and support ownership.
Procurement checklist
✓ Confirm product code CubeG-5ac60ay
✓ Confirm quantity and whether a pair is needed
✓ Record both deployment coordinates
✓ Confirm path distance and line of sight
✓ State required throughput and applications
✓ Confirm UAE channel and power compliance
✓ Identify mounting surface and height
✓ Specify outdoor cabling and surge protection
✓ Confirm PoE source and UPS requirement
✓ Define bridge, routing and VLAN scope
✓ Confirm installation and alignment services
✓ Request warranty and lead-time confirmation
FourTeck planning and deployment assistance
FourTeck can help convert a general request for “a wireless bridge” into a clearer bill of materials and project scope. The process can include reviewing the proposed endpoints, confirming the exact MikroTik model, comparing separate devices with the preconfigured pair, identifying mounting and power dependencies, and defining whether configuration or installation assistance should be included.
For technical projects, the quotation can be aligned with the expected network design. This may include RouterOS updates, secure administration, bridge or routed configuration, VLAN handling, management addressing, monitoring, link testing and basic documentation. Any service scope should be agreed in the quotation because roof access, cabling work, civil requirements and after-hours installation vary by site.
Explore FourTeck’s business technology products, review available installation and configuration services, or send the project requirement for model and quotation guidance.
UAE availability and support guidance
Contact FourTeck to confirm current UAE availability for the MikroTik Cube 60Pro ac. Availability may depend on quantity, vendor lead time, regional version and the required accessories. Delivery planning can be discussed after the exact model, number of endpoints and installation location are confirmed. Buyers should also state whether they need supply only, preconfiguration, site survey, mounting, alignment, testing or handover support.
For projects covering Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman, FourTeck can coordinate requirement review and quotation planning through one contact point. Actual service coverage, site visits and installation dates depend on project scope, access permissions, technical assessment and scheduling. No installation date or stock position should be assumed until confirmed in the approved quotation.
GCC Availability
Organisations planning 60 GHz links across the GCC can contact FourTeck for requirement review, product selection and quotation coordination. The destination country, link distance, deployment environment and local frequency rules must be checked before the same design is repeated across multiple sites. FourTeck can assist with model confirmation, quantity planning, accessory review, RouterOS configuration scope, installation planning and documentation requirements for projects in the United Arab Emirates and other GCC markets including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Product availability, permitted channels, vendor lead times, delivery arrangements and service visits can differ by country. Share the exact destination, number of links, expected schedule, mounting conditions and support expectation so the proposed bill of materials can be assessed. For Kuwait-focused coordination, buyers may also review FourTeck Kuwait technology support.
Africa Availability
FourTeck can support organisations evaluating the Cube 60Pro ac for building links, remote facilities, security networks and service-provider projects in selected African markets. Regional procurement requires more than confirming the radio model: buyers should check destination-specific spectrum rules, power standards, shipping arrangements, mounting materials, surge protection, environmental conditions and the availability of qualified installation resources. Availability and fulfilment depend on the destination, quantity, vendor lead time and project scope. Share the country, exact link coordinates, expected distance, required quantity, deployment schedule and whether configuration or installation assistance is needed. FourTeck can then provide appropriate guidance without assuming local inventory or guaranteed delivery. Regional information is available through FourTeck Africa, FourTeck Kenya and FourTeck Uganda.
Related options and services
Wireless Wire Cube Pro
A preconfigured kit containing two Cube 60Pro ac units. Consider it when a matched point-to-point pair and simplified initial setup are preferred.
CubeSA 60Pro ac
A sector-oriented model for different topology requirements. It should not be treated as a direct substitute without confirming point-to-multipoint design needs.
Mounting and protection
Pole hardware, weatherproof cable, surge protection, grounding and UPS-backed PoE may be required depending on the site.
Link survey and installation
A survey can identify path obstructions, mounting constraints and cable routes before equipment is committed.
RouterOS configuration
Configuration assistance can cover secure management, bridging, routing, VLANs, monitoring and documented handover.
Alternative connectivity
Fibre, licensed microwave, 5 GHz point-to-point or cellular backup may be preferable where line of sight or availability targets differ.
Why businesses contact FourTeck
Technology buyers often need support with the decision around the device, not only the device itself. FourTeck can help clarify whether the requested unit is a single endpoint or a complete pair, review the intended topology, identify missing accessories and align the quotation with installation and configuration expectations. This reduces the risk of ordering radios before mounting, power, line-of-sight or network-design questions have been resolved.
Procurement teams can request a clearly identified model, quantity and service scope. Technical teams can discuss bridge versus routed deployment, VLAN requirements, management access, monitoring and fallback behaviour. Project owners can coordinate delivery and installation planning after availability and site conditions are confirmed. Learn more about FourTeck or discuss the requirement through the business technology contact team.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Cube 60Pro ac sold as one unit or a pair?
CubeG-5ac60ay is an individual device. A point-to-point link normally needs a compatible unit at each end. The Wireless Wire Cube Pro is the preconfigured two-unit kit.
What distance can the link cover?
MikroTik positions it for point-to-point links up to 1 km and reports testing up to 2.4 km with Channel 5. Actual design distance depends on local channel rules, alignment, weather, fade margin and site conditions.
Does it continue working in bad weather?
The unit includes automatic 5 GHz fallback because severe weather can reduce 60 GHz performance. Backup throughput and stability depend on 5 GHz channel conditions and configuration.
Is a RouterOS licence required separately?
No separate RouterOS purchase is normally required for this device; MikroTik lists a preinstalled Level 4 licence. Optional support or configuration services are separate quotation items.
What comes in the box?
The manufacturer lists a 24 V 0.8 A adapter, Gigabit PoE injector, hose clamp and Cube mounting bracket. Confirm current packaging and regional supply before ordering.
Can it be used for CCTV backhaul?
Yes, it may carry IP camera traffic when the aggregate bitrate, peak load, latency, VLAN design and fallback capacity are properly calculated.
Does the product need professional alignment?
Accurate alignment and rigid mounting are essential for stable 60 GHz operation. Professional installation is recommended where roof access, safety, grounding or long-distance path design is involved.
Can FourTeck configure the two endpoints?
Configuration support can be included in the quotation for bridge or routing design, VLANs, management access, RouterOS updates, monitoring and testing.
How do I confirm Dubai availability and price?
Send the exact model, quantity, project location and required service scope to FourTeck. Current UAE availability, vendor lead time, warranty guidance and quotation value will be confirmed for the request.
Confirm the model, path and deployment scope
Share both site locations, required quantity, expected traffic and installation needs for a practical MikroTik Cube 60Pro ac quotation.
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