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Up to 99.995% availability
4 weeks typical deployment
~250 microwave hubs in Germany


Fiber optic not available? Build-out taking months? Need a new site online at short notice? Or do you require an additional, independent transmission path for greater redundancy?
Microwave radio offers companies a high-performance alternative and complement to wired connections.
New locations can typically be connected via microwave within four weeks – regardless of local fiber-optic expansion.
BROADNET implements microwave connections with bandwidths from 100 Mbit/s to 20 Gbit/s. Over distances of up to 40 km, bandwidths of up to 20 Gbit/s are possible.
Even greater distances can be bridged. Microwave links with lower bandwidths can achieve ranges of up to 100 km.
A microwave connection can achieve availability of up to 99.995%. For particularly critical applications, BROADNET also implements redundant microwave solutions and highly available network architectures.
BROADNET plans, implements, and operates microwave solutions for a wide range of requirements – from fast internet connectivity to highly available multi-transmission network architectures.
Internet access via microwave
Fast internet for corporate locations – even where fiber optics are unavailable or cannot be provided quickly enough. With bandwidths from 100 Mbit/s to 20 Gbit/s, microwave technology offers a high-performance connection for business-critical applications.
Site networking
Connect corporate locations, production facilities, data centers, or technical installations via high-performance point-to-point microwave links. Depending on bandwidth and technical conditions, distances of up to 100 km are possible.
Backup & media redundancy
A second fiber-optic line does not automatically mean a completely independent transmission path. Microwave technology complements wired connections with a different transmission medium, enabling the realization of highly available multi-transmission architectures with diverse transmission paths.
Redundant microwave solutions
For particularly high availability requirements, microwave solutions can also be designed with redundancy. BROADNET plans highly available and redundant network architectures for this purpose, leveraging the capabilities of its nationwide infrastructure with approximately 250 microwave hubs.
Front- & Backhaul
BROADNET implements high-performance microwave links for front-haul and back-haul connections, supporting the development and expansion of modern telecommunications and mobile network infrastructure.
Rapid deployment – typically provisioned within four weeks.
High bandwidth – from 100 Mbit/s up to 20 Gbit/s.
Long range – up to 20 Gbit/s over distances of up to 40 km; ranges of up to 100 km at lower bandwidths.
High availability – up to 99.995% per microwave link.
Media redundancy – wireless transmission as a supplement to wired infrastructure.
Redundancy by design – for mission-critical applications.
24/7 SLA & support.
Nationwide infrastructure – around 250 microwave hubs and 11 service locations, including 3 logistics hubs.
Quickly connect new branches, offices, and corporate locations, or supplement existing site networks with additional transmission paths.
Connect production sites, plants, warehouses, and technical facilities with high performance and high availability.
Microwave as a component of highly available and redundant network architectures for organizations with particularly high operational security requirements.
Additional transmission paths for facilities where reliable data communication is essential for operations.
High-performance microwave connections between data centers, corporate locations, and critical IT infrastructure.
Front-haul and backhaul connections for building and expanding modern telecommunications infrastructure.
Check location
You provide us with your location and requirements. We will verify the technical feasibility of a microwave connection.
Plan connection
Our experts plan the radio link, bandwidth, availability, and, if required, integration into a redundant network architecture.
Implement solution
BROADNET manages the technical implementation and integration of the microwave connection. Typical deployment time: within 4 weeks.
Ensure operations
Upon request, BROADNET handles ongoing operations with defined SLAs and 24/7 support.


BROADNET has decades of experience with wireless data and communication networks and currently operates a nationwide backbone connecting approximately 250 microwave hubs.
As a multi-transmission specialist, BROADNET combines fiber optics, microwave, mobile communications, and satellite technology into highly available network architectures.
~250 microwave hubs – Germany-wide microwave infrastructure
11 service locations – nationwide network of IT and microwave technicians
3 logistics hubs – fast spare parts supply and short response times
Multi-transmission – fiber optics, microwave, mobile radio, and satellite communications
24/7 – service for mission-critical network solutions
Planning, implementation & operation – one point of contact for the entire solution
FAQ
Here you will find answers to the questions most frequently asked by our clients.
What is microwave?
Microwave is a wireless transmission technology in which data is transmitted via directional radio links between defined points. This allows locations to be connected to one another independently of a continuous wired infrastructure.
What bandwidths are possible with microwave?
BROADNET offers microwave solutions with bandwidths from 100 Mbit/s to 20 Gbit/s. The actual achievable bandwidth depends on factors such as distance, location, and technical conditions.
Are 20 Gbit/s really possible via microwave?
Yes. BROADNET can implement microwave links with up to 20 Gbit/s over distances of up to 40 km. The specific feasibility is checked individually for each location.
What is the range of a microwave link?
Depending on the required bandwidth and technical conditions, microwave links of up to 100 km are possible. For very high bandwidths, the potential distance is reduced accordingly.
What is the availability?
A BROADNET microwave link can achieve availability of up to 99.995%. For particularly high requirements, redundant microwave and multi-transmission network architectures can also be implemented.
Can microwave radio be used as a backup for fiber optics?
Yes. Since microwave radio uses a wireless transmission medium, the technology can complement wired connections and serve as part of a media redundancy concept.
Can the microwave radio connection also be set up redundantly?
Yes. For particularly high availability requirements, BROADNET plans redundant microwave radio solutions and highly available network architectures.
Is microwave radio suitable for critical infrastructure (KRITIS)?
BROADNET plans and operates highly available multi-transmission networks, particularly for critical and security-sensitive infrastructure. The specific architecture is planned according to the respective requirements.
Is microwave radio available everywhere?
Feasibility depends on factors such as the location and the technical conditions of the planned radio link. For this reason, BROADNET assesses every location individually.
Whether you need a new internet connection, site networking, a backup connection, or a highly available redundant network architecture: our microwave radio experts will check which solution is technically feasible for your location.
No obligation. Customized. Nationwide.

Broadnet Deutschland GmbH Headquarters
Sales Office, Warehouse and Logistics Center
Weidestraße 122A, 22083 Hamburg
Compart IT-Group Headquarters
Sales Office, Warehouse and Logistics Center
Pierbusch 13, 44536 Lünen
Service Locations
Augsburg
Magirusstr. 2-6, 12103 Berlin
An der Trift 65d, 63303 Dreieich/Frankfurt
Karl-Wiechert-Allee 76, 30625 Hannover
Rudi-Conin-Straße 5A, 50829 Cologne
Friedrich-List-Platz 1, 04103 Leipzig
Kastanienplatz 4, 48301 Nottuln/Münster
Balanstraße 73 (NothC Haus 23), 81541 Munich
Plieninger Str. 58, 70567 Stuttgart
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