Carrier-class microwave,for 4G and 5G backhaul.
IP-20 platform microwave radios for cellular backhaul, broadcast STL, ISP point-to-point, and government microwave links. IP-20C compact, IP-20E ethernet, IP-20N node, IP-20G all-outdoor, IP-20S split mount across licensed bands 6 to 42 GHz. Stocked in Miami for cellular carriers, tower companies, broadcast engineers, and ISP backhaul integrators.
About Ceragon
Carrier-class microwave with deep North American carrier deployment.
Ceragon (headquartered in Israel with significant North American presence) is one of the largest carrier-class microwave point-to-point manufacturers globally, with deployment across cellular carriers, broadcast networks, government microwave systems, and ISP backhaul projects worldwide. The IP-20 platform is the current product family: IP-20C compact all-in-one terminal, IP-20E Ethernet-focused, IP-20N node-based modular for high-capacity multi-link sites, IP-20G all-outdoor design, and IP-20S split-mount where the indoor unit handles processing and the outdoor unit handles RF. The platform spans licensed microwave bands from 6 GHz through 42 GHz, supports XPIC dual-polarization, ACM adaptive modulation, and the SDH plus PDH plus Ethernet payload mix typical of carrier backhaul installations.
EhubAmerica stocks the most-requested Ceragon SKUs in our Doral, FL warehouse alongside coordinated quoting with Ceragon distribution for project-specific configurations. Common in-stock items include IP-20 mounting hardware, indoor unit modules, antenna couplers, and accessories. Specific radio terminal configurations (frequency band, capacity tier, polarization, modulation profile) are typically quoted per-project from Ceragon distribution with path profile work coordinated through Ceragon engineering, since each licensed microwave link requires FCC Part 101 coordination in the US.
The Ceragon lineup is the practical choice for cellular carriers scaling 4G LTE backhaul and migrating to 5G mid-haul and fronthaul where multi-Gbps capacity per link is required, tower companies adding microwave links to fiber-constrained sites where backhaul is the bottleneck, broadcast engineers running high-availability studio-to-transmitter links with 99.999 percent target availability, ISP backhaul deployments where licensed-band performance and FCC Part 101 coordination are required, and government and utility microwave systems standardizing on Ceragon for cross-system interoperability with existing IP-20 installed base.
Product lines we stock and quote
Our active Ceragon catalog sorts into three practical categories. IP-20 platform terminals IP-20C compact, IP-20E Ethernet, IP-20N node-based modular, IP-20G all-outdoor, IP-20S split mount in licensed bands 6 GHz through 42 GHz. Specific configurations quoted per-project. Mounting hardware and accessories IP-20 mounting kits, antenna couplers, jumpers, surge protection. Service parts and spares replacement modules, fans, power supplies, indoor unit cards.
Why EhubAmerica
Four reasons carriers and ISPs choose us for Ceragon.
Stocked
Real Ceragon inventory in our Doral, FL warehouse for common IP-20 mounting hardware, accessories, and service parts. Radio terminals quoted per-project.
Link engineered
Path profile and link budget coordination with Ceragon engineering: distance, frequency band, dish size, fade margin, polarization, capacity, availability target. Required for FCC Part 101 coordination.
Supported
Engineering desk for IP-20 platform selection (compact, Ethernet, node, all-outdoor, split-mount), XPIC dual-polarization sizing, ACM configuration for weather, and 4G to 5G migration planning.
Backed
48-hour RMA replacement window on warrantied units. Ceragon manufacturer warranty honored through us with coordination via Ceragon service channels.
Frequently asked
Ceragon questions, carrier-class answers.
Specific to cellular carriers, tower companies, broadcast engineers, ISP backhaul integrators, and government microwave operators specifying IP-20 platform PtP links.
Do you stock Ceragon in Miami?
We stock common IP-20 mounting hardware, accessories, jumpers, and service parts. Specific radio terminal configurations (band, capacity, polarization, modulation) are quoted per-project from Ceragon distribution with typical lead times of 2-6 weeks depending on the configuration. Path profiles and link budget coordination handled with Ceragon engineering for any new licensed-band link.
Which IP-20 variant should I specify?
IP-20C compact all-in-one is the typical choice for single-link sites where the indoor and outdoor unit are combined in one outdoor enclosure (lower install cost, simpler). IP-20E is Ethernet-focused with strong throughput for IP-only backhaul. IP-20N node-based modular is for high-capacity sites with multiple links sharing common indoor processing (typical at large cellular sites). IP-20G all-outdoor places everything outdoor and works well where indoor space is limited. IP-20S split mount has the indoor unit in a shelter or rack for protected processing and the outdoor unit at the dish. Tell us the site type and capacity target and we recommend the right IP-20 variant.
Can you help with FCC Part 101 licensing for a Ceragon microwave link?
Yes for the basics. FCC Part 101 licensing requires path profile work, frequency coordination through a coordinator (Comsearch, Micronet, or similar), and the FCC license application itself. We coordinate path profile and frequency coordination handoff with Ceragon engineering and the appropriate frequency coordinator. The FCC license itself is held by the licensee. Typical end-to-end timeline from path profile request to license grant is 4-8 weeks.
Ceragon versus SIAE versus Aviat: how do they compare?
All three are carrier-class microwave PtP manufacturers and feature parity is generally close at the carrier tier. Ceragon has the broadest global deployment and strong North American cellular carrier presence (often the default for carrier backhaul scaling 4G to 5G). SIAE Microelettronica (Italian) is particularly strong in European cellular and growing North American adoption. Aviat Networks (US-based) has deep North American carrier installations and strong service organization. Choice often comes down to existing installed base, specific carrier preferences, and per-project pricing. We can quote any of the three depending on your spec.
Will IP-20 support our 5G backhaul migration?
Yes for the higher-capacity IP-20N and current IP-20 firmware. 5G backhaul typically requires multi-Gbps capacity per link, low latency, and high availability. IP-20N node-based platforms with XPIC dual-polarization and high-order modulation (1024QAM or higher) on wider channels deliver multi-Gbps per link. For 5G mid-haul where capacity demands are even higher, Ceragon also has E-band and high-capacity Gbps-class platforms beyond IP-20 baseline. Tell us your 5G capacity target and we recommend the appropriate platform.
What is the Ceragon RMA process at EhubAmerica?
Send the unit with a brief problem description and the original order or invoice reference. We issue replacement within 48 hours of receipt for in-stock accessories and parts. For radio terminals, warranty cases route through Ceragon service channels with typical turnaround of 2-4 weeks. Warranty covers manufacturing defects, not damage from lightning, tower errors, or installation issues.
Let us quote your Ceragon order.Same-day response on accessories.
Send us the link spec: IP-20 variant preference (or let us recommend), frequency band, path distance, capacity target, polarization, availability target, and any path profile or FCC coordination needs. We come back with terminal recommendation, dish sizing, lead time, pricing, and FCC Part 101 coordination timeline.