Point-to-Point Microwave & Wireless Building-to-Building Links — Saudi Arabia

Sometimes laying fibre between two sites is impossible, too slow, or absurdly expensive — a main road sits between your two buildings, the site is leased for two years, or a carrier quotes months of civil works to reach a desert facility. A point-to-point microwave or wireless link solves this by beaming a high-capacity, low-latency connection through the air between two antennas with clear line of sight, delivering hundreds of megabits to multiple gigabits without trenching a single metre of cable.

Skyline designs, installs, and maintains licensed and unlicensed wireless links across the Kingdom. We begin with a proper RF survey: line-of-sight verification, path profiling over the terrain between your sites, interference scanning, and a link budget that accounts for Saudi conditions — heat, dust, and the heavy rain that occasionally hits the western and southern regions. Only then do we specify the radios, frequencies, antennas, and mounting so the link performs in year three as well as on day one.

• Building-to-building bridges for campuses, ports, warehouses, and twin-tower offices
• Carrier-class microwave backhaul as a primary link or fibre-failover path
• Temporary high-speed connectivity for construction sites and events
• Dedicated CCTV and SCADA backhaul for surveillance and remote monitoring
• Point-to-multipoint distribution to connect several sites from one hub

For higher frequency and capacity links that require coordination, we work within the CST Fixed Wireless Links framework, handling the regulatory side as your integrator. As a vendor-neutral partner we select the right platform — Cambium, Ubiquiti, and other carrier-grade radios — for your distance, capacity, and budget, then back the whole link with monitoring and a Skyline maintenance contract so a wireless connection is every bit as dependable as a buried cable.