Solution overview
Microwave Wireless
Microwave radio is a fixed wireless broadband connection delivered by a high-capacity microwave radio link, which does not require any other infrastructure other than power, and a clear line-of-site. This technology can rival the reliability of fibre optic networks connections. It is a proven technology used all over the world by telco carriers, emergency and municipal services where high capacity, security and reliability are paramount.
With our comprehensive nationwide coverage, Enet can design and implement licensed microwave wireless solutions that ensure a robust and reliable bandwidth solution to meet your requirements for Direct Internet Access (DIA), Ethernet and other services.
Our Wireless guarantees a secure, high capacity, low latency solution that is fully managed and supported 24×7. A unique Comreg licence specifically assigned to Enet per link is used where required.
Licenced Wireless is a premium solution with 99.99% availability and provides Broadband service up to 10Gb across the country facilitated by our presence at almost 300 towers throughout Ireland.
Enet can provide you with an instant quote at over 130,000 locations using our On-Line Quotation tool (ESQT).
Wireless is ideal for customers:
- where speed of delivery / quick deployment is vital.
- also possible as a secondary solution “one in the ground /one in the air” for diversity.
- and where the available land-based service has limited bandwidth.

Nationwide coverage
High speed Bandwidth across the Country
Quick Deployment
Bespoke solution in several weeks
Reliable Connection & Support
99.99% availability
Fully Managed
Turnkey implementation and 24 x 7 support
Diversity
An ideal secondary solution to ensure availability
Scalable
Can be designed to be upgradable
Frequently Asked Questions
Service requires an antenna or dish to be fitted externally on the customer’s premises. A premises site survey is required to ensure line-of-sight to the remote base station.
A microwave link is a permanent connection between two sites. It is a tried and tested and most importantly, cost-effective alternative to leased line technology. It delivers both data and voice traffic over long distances to remote locations and rural areas, offering reliable microwave broadband.
Microwave Wireless is noted for its low latency and reliability. The higher frequencies of microwave enables high information-carrying capacity that rivals fibre.
Latency measures the time data takes to travel on a connection, which can severely impact business productivity. Low latency is essential for VOIP systems, financial trading, and where a rapid response is required.
Where a licence is required, a specific spectrum is used to ensure reliability and availability.
Remote Access
In the absence of fibre broadband, or where copper service is not suitable, Wireless provides a stable high-speed communication solution for remote or hard-to-service locations.
Fast installation
Cabled solutions can have installation issues which can add significant delays and cost. A microwave link is straightforward to install, requiring a discreet antenna that avoids planning restrictions. Turnkey installation is normally carried out within a few days, as opposed to fibre broadband connections, which can span several weeks.
Secure Service Connection
Licenced Wireless provides a dedicated link not shared with other users and comes with an appropriate SLA. This is what we call an uncontended service.
Related Products
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We offer carriers a wide and innovative range of wholesale products and services, ranging from Managed Services, Infrastructure Access, Direct Internet Access, Voice among others.

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