A single high-throughput hop between two blocks across a road, a rail line or a river — the case where trenching fibre to one building rarely clears its own business case.

A base station with a 15 dBi antenna covering a 120-degree sector, feeding up to five CPEs. TDMA scheduling keeps throughput predictable as CPEs are added, instead of the first link degrading when the third joins.

Camera traffic from a remote block, gate or perimeter pole back to the NVR. The CPE3-P has a 15.4 W PoE output, so at the far end it powers the camera directly and no separate supply is needed there.

Subscriber delivery where fibre has not reached, with spectrum scan, VLANs and SNMP for operators who have to manage a sector rather than a single link.

Detached buildings, stockrooms, second units and temporary sites — anywhere a cable run is blocked by ownership, surface or cost rather than by distance alone.

A standing spare pair restores connectivity to a site in hours rather than waiting on a circuit provision, and moves to the next site afterwards.