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MikroTik QMP Price in Kenya – quickMOUNT Pro Advanced Wall and Pole Mount Adapter

MikroTik QMP Price in Kenya

The MikroTik QMP, officially known as quickMOUNT Pro, is an advanced wall and pole mounting adapter designed for small point-to-point and sector antennas. It gives wireless installers considerably more positioning control than a simple fixed bracket because the antenna can be adjusted through approximately 140° in both the horizontal and vertical planes. (MikroTik)

One of the biggest advantages of the QMP is its integrated graduated alignment scale. This helps technicians make controlled antenna-position adjustments when setting up directional wireless links. Instead of repeatedly loosening and repositioning a basic clamp, the installer can use the mount's articulated joints and scale to make more accurate azimuth and elevation adjustments. (MikroTik)

The quickMOUNT Pro can be attached to a wall or used as an adapter between a larger pole and compatible pole-mounted wireless equipment. MikroTik says it can be used with any suitable pole-mountable device through the included pole adapter, or with MikroTik's small SXT-style mounting clip for devices weighing less than 1.5 kg. The bracket uses MikroTik's durable anvilNITE™ composite material. (MikroTik)

MikroTik currently lists the QMP at a suggested manufacturer price of US$9.50. Current Kenyan listings vary significantly by seller: Senetic Kenya recently listed it around KSh 699.85 net / KSh 811.83 gross, while Radox Technology showed KSh 3,500 before tax / KSh 4,060 including tax. These should be treated as indicative retail prices, with current stock and quotation confirmed before purchasing. (MikroTik)

MikroTik QMP Detailed SpecificationsSpecificationDetailsProduct NameMikroTik quickMOUNT ProProduct CodeQMPProduct TypeAdvanced wall/pole antenna mounting adapterPrimary UseSmall point-to-point and sector antennasHorizontal AdjustmentUp to approximately 140°Vertical AdjustmentUp to approximately 140°Alignment ScaleIntegrated graduated scaleDimensionsApprox. 95 × 88 × 112 mmMounting Hole PatternApprox. 74 × 81 mmTube Diameter35 mmMaximum Pole DiameterApprox. 65 mmMaximum Antenna Weight1.5 kgMaximum Wind Load100 NMaterialanvilNITE™ compositeWall MountingYesPole MountingYesPower RequiredNoRouterOS RequiredNoSuggested Manufacturer PriceUS$9.50

MikroTik's official product literature specifies the 95 × 88 × 112 mm dimensions, 35 mm tube diameter, 65 mm maximum attachment diameter, 1.5 kg antenna-weight limit, 100 N wind load and 140° adjustment range.

What Is MikroTik QMP quickMOUNT Pro?

The QMP quickMOUNT Pro is a mechanical positioning bracket for outdoor wireless equipment.

A typical installation can be arranged as:

Wall → QMP → directional wireless device

or:

Large pole/mast → QMP → compatible antenna mounting interface → wireless device

Its main purpose is not simply to hold an antenna. The QMP gives technicians considerably greater control over the direction in which the antenna points.

That matters for directional wireless systems because the antenna normally needs to face another access point, tower, CPE or point-to-point endpoint.

Key Features of MikroTik QMP

1. 140° Horizontal Adjustment

The quickMOUNT Pro allows compatible equipment to be turned through approximately 140° horizontally. (MikroTik)

This allows installers to adjust the antenna left or right without repeatedly relocating the entire bracket.

Horizontal adjustment is particularly useful for:

• Point-to-point wireless links

• WISP customer connections

• Building-to-building networking

• CCTV wireless backhaul

• Outdoor Wi-Fi installations

• Rural wireless broadband

2. 140° Vertical Adjustment

Unlike simpler mounts that mainly allow sideways movement, the QMP also provides approximately 140° of vertical-plane adjustment. (MikroTik)

This is valuable when the two wireless endpoints are installed at different heights.

Examples include:

• A rooftop connecting to a tower

• A customer antenna pointing toward an elevated ISP mast

• A high-rise building connecting to a lower structure

• A hilltop access point serving a lower property

The installer can adjust the elevation without redesigning the entire mounting structure.

3. Integrated Graduated Alignment Scale

A major difference between QMP and the simpler MikroTik QM is the integrated graduated scale.

MikroTik specifically states that the QMP allows installers to set antenna alignment using this built-in scale. (MikroTik)

This can make it easier to:

• Record antenna angles

• Repeat previous positioning

• Make small controlled adjustments

• Compare different alignment positions

• Fine-tune directional links

Final wireless alignment should still be confirmed using the radio's actual signal measurements.

4. Wall Mounting

The QMP is designed to function as an advanced wall-mount adapter.

This is useful where a directional radio needs to be mounted on:

• Exterior building walls

• Rooftop structures

• Balcony walls

• Equipment rooms

• Communication buildings

• CCTV structures

The wall itself and the mounting hardware must still be strong enough for the installed antenna and environmental loading.

5. Pole Mounting

MikroTik also describes the QMP as a wall or pole mountable accessory.

It can function as an adapter between a larger pole and a smaller antenna mounting interface.

The published maximum pole diameter is approximately 65 mm.

MikroTik QMP CompatibilityDevice / FamilyCompatibility GuidanceMikroTik SXT SeriesSupportedMikroTik OmniTIKSupportedMikroTik BaseBoxSupported in MikroTik product literatureOther Pole-Mountable MikroTik DevicesCan be used where mechanically compatible and within load limitsThird-Party Pole-Mountable AntennasPossible when mechanically compatibleMaximum Supported Device Weight1.5 kgLHG SeriesUse QMP-LHG for the dedicated LHG mounting solutionLDF SeriesQMP can work together with QMP-LDF for an LDF wall-mount arrangementSXTsq SeriesQM-X or other model-specific mounts may be more appropriate depending on installationLarge/Heavy AntennasConsider QME or another appropriately rated mount

MikroTik explicitly identifies SXT, OmniTIK and other pole-mountable antennas as compatible QMP applications, while the broader QMP documentation also refers to BaseBox. (MikroTik)

6. Supports Antennas Up to 1.5 kg

MikroTik specifies a maximum antenna weight of 1.5 kg for the QMP.

This limitation is important.

The quickMOUNT Pro is designed for small antennas and radios, not large dishes or heavy outdoor equipment.

Before installation, verify:

• Device weight

• Wind exposure

• Bracket compatibility

• Wall or pole strength

7. Maximum Wind Load of 100 N

The published maximum wind load is 100 N.

This does not mean that every 1.5 kg antenna is automatically suitable in every outdoor environment.

Actual wind loading depends on:

• Antenna surface area

• Shape

• Installation height

• Wind speed

• Orientation

• Exposure

• Pole flexibility

Professional structural judgment should be used for exposed rooftop or tower installations.

8. 35 mm Mount Tube

The QMP has a published 35 mm tube diameter, providing a standardized mounting surface for compatible antenna hardware.

The maximum pole diameter to which the mount itself can be attached is approximately 65 mm.

9. anvilNITE Composite Construction

MikroTik manufactures the QMP from its special anvilNITE™ plastic composite.

The company describes the material as one of the reasons the adapter is durable. (MikroTik)

The composite construction also keeps the bracket relatively compact compared with heavy steel antenna mounting hardware.

10. Compact Dimensions

The QMP measures approximately:

95 × 88 × 112 mm

with a mounting-hole pattern of approximately:

74 × 81 mm

according to MikroTik's official product literature.

This compact form makes the QMP useful for customer-premises and rooftop installations where bulky mounting hardware is undesirable.

11. Included Pole Adapter

MikroTik states that QMP can be used with pole-mountable equipment through the included pole adapter. (MikroTik)

This gives installers additional flexibility when attaching devices that already support pole mounting.

12. Included Mounting Hardware

The official product brochure identifies mounting hardware associated with the quickMOUNT Pro, including a 50–70 mm hose clamp and related fastening hardware.

The precise wall anchors or fasteners required for an actual building should still be selected according to the wall material and installation conditions.

13. No Power Required

The QMP is purely mechanical.

It requires no:

• AC power

• DC power

• PoE

• Battery

• Power supply

The installed antenna or wireless radio may require power, but the QMP itself does not.

14. No RouterOS Configuration

The QMP has no networking electronics.

It therefore has:

• No IP address

• No RouterOS

• No WinBox interface

• No Ethernet ports

• No firmware

• No management interface

Installing the bracket does not change the configuration of the wireless device.

15. Suitable for Point-to-Point Wireless Links

Directional point-to-point radios normally require careful alignment.

The QMP's independent horizontal and vertical adjustment can help installers position compatible radios toward one another.

After physical alignment, technicians should still use signal measurements such as those available from the actual radio to optimize the link.

16. Suitable for WISP Customer Installations

Wireless Internet Service Providers may use the QMP when installing compatible directional CPE on:

• Houses

• Offices

• Schools

• Hotels

• Farms

• Factories

• Remote facilities

The adjustable bracket can make it easier to point customer equipment toward the correct WISP tower.

17. Suitable for Building-to-Building Connections

Businesses frequently use wireless bridges where fiber installation between nearby buildings is difficult or unnecessarily expensive.

The QMP gives technicians control over azimuth and elevation when positioning compatible directional radios between the buildings.

18. Suitable for CCTV Wireless Backhaul

Remote CCTV cameras may be connected to a central network through point-to-point wireless links.

Where compatible small MikroTik radios are used, QMP can provide a practical wall or pole mounting solution.

19. Suitable for Rural Internet Installations

Wireless broadband installations in rural areas often involve a customer radio pointing toward a distant ISP tower.

The QMP's two-axis adjustment is valuable when:

• The tower is elevated.

• The property is below the tower.

• The mounting pole is not perfectly oriented.

• Accurate antenna direction is required.

MikroTik QMP Price in Kenya

MikroTik currently lists the QMP at a suggested manufacturer price of US$9.50. (MikroTik)

Current Kenyan prices vary substantially. Senetic Kenya recently listed the QMP at approximately KSh 699.85 net and KSh 811.83 gross, with more than 50 units indicated as available at the time the page was indexed. Radox Technology listed QMP at KSh 3,500 before tax and KSh 4,060 including tax. (Radox Technology)

Pricing InformationDetailsOfficial MikroTik Suggested PriceUS$9.50Senetic Kenya Observed PriceApprox. KSh 699.85 net / KSh 811.83 grossRadox Kenya Observed PriceApprox. KSh 3,500 excl. tax / KSh 4,060 incl. taxRecommended Kenya PriceRequest current quotationAntenna IncludedNoWireless Radio IncludedNoPole AdapterIncluded according to MikroTikFinal Price FactorsSupplier, VAT, exchange rate and stock

Because the local prices differ considerably, buyers should confirm both product code QMP and final VAT-inclusive price before ordering.

QMP vs QM vs QM-X vs QMEFeatureQMPQMQM-XQMEFull NamequickMOUNT ProquickMOUNTquickMOUNT-XquickMOUNT extraMain PurposePrecision wall/pole mounting of small antennasBasic mounting of small antennasAdditional adjustment for SXTsq devicesMounting larger antennasOfficial Suggested PriceUS$9.50US$6US$3US$10Horizontal AdjustmentUp to 140°Simpler rotational adjustmentYes for compatible SXTsqAdjustableVertical AdjustmentUp to 140°More limitedYesAdjustableGraduated ScaleYesNoNoDifferent mounting designMaximum Antenna Weight1.5 kg1.5 kgModel-specific useIntended for larger equipmentBest ApplicationAccurate directional alignmentLow-cost basic mountingSXTsq installationsLarger PTP/sector antennas

MikroTik's current accessories catalogue lists QMP at US$9.50, QM at US$6, QM-X at US$3 and QME at US$10. (MikroTik)

QMP vs QM – Which Should You Choose?

The QM quickMOUNT is the basic and cheaper mounting accessory.

The QMP quickMOUNT Pro is intended for users who need more accurate alignment.

Choose QM when:

• The mounting position is straightforward.

• You need a simple wall or pole adapter.

• Precise elevation adjustment is not essential.

• Lower cost is the main priority.

Choose QMP when:

• You need horizontal and vertical positioning.

• The antenna must be accurately aligned.

• You want a graduated alignment scale.

• You regularly install directional wireless links.

For professional point-to-point installations, the additional control provided by QMP can be particularly useful.

QMP vs QMP-LHG

The names are similar, but they are different products.

The standard QMP is designed for small compatible antennas such as SXT, OmniTIK and other suitable pole-mountable products.

The QMP-LHG has a dedicated mounting interface for MikroTik LHG devices. MikroTik states that QMP-LHG works with LHG products except the XL versions. (MikroTik)

Do not order standard QMP when your installation specifically requires the LHG mounting interface.

QMP and QMP-LDF

The QMP-LDF can be combined with the standard QMP to create an adjustable wall-mounting solution for MikroTik LDF products.

The arrangement is:

Wall → QMP → QMP-LDF → LDF

MikroTik explicitly describes additional QMP compatibility as one of the installation options for QMP-LDF. (MikroTik)

Advantages of MikroTik QMP

The main benefits include:

• Horizontal adjustment up to 140°

• Vertical adjustment up to 140°

• Integrated graduated scale

• Wall mounting

• Pole mounting

• Included pole adapter

• Supports compatible equipment up to 1.5 kg

• 100 N maximum specified wind load

• 35 mm mounting tube

• Works with poles up to approximately 65 mm

• Compatible with SXT and OmniTIK families

• Compatible with suitable pole-mountable devices

• anvilNITE composite construction

• No electricity required

• No RouterOS configuration

• Affordable official suggested price

Why Buy MikroTik QMP from Mikrotik Kenya?

Choosing the correct MikroTik mounting accessory is important because products such as QM, QMP, QM-X, QME, QMP-LHG and QMP-LDF are designed for different installation requirements.

Mikrotik Kenya can help customers select compatible mounting equipment alongside products such as:

• MikroTik SXT radios

• OmniTIK devices

• BaseBox equipment

• Point-to-point wireless radios

• Outdoor Ethernet cable

• PoE injectors

• Ethernet surge protectors

• RouterBOARD devices

• MikroTik switches

• Wireless antennas

• Pole and wall mounting accessories

Frequently Asked Questions About MikroTik QMP

What is MikroTik QMP?

The MikroTik QMP quickMOUNT Pro is an advanced wall and pole mounting adapter for small point-to-point and sector antennas. It provides substantial horizontal and vertical adjustment for more accurate antenna positioning.

What does QMP stand for?

QMP is the MikroTik product code for quickMOUNT Pro.

What is the official QMP product code?

The official product code is QMP

What is the MikroTik QMP price?

MikroTik currently lists an official suggested manufacturer price of US$9.50

What is the MikroTik QMP price in Kenya?

Current Kenyan prices vary. Senetic Kenya recently showed approximately KSh 811.83 gross, while Radox showed approximately KSh 4,060 including tax. Because the difference is large, confirm current stock, VAT and final quotation before ordering.

Is QMP the same as quickMOUNT Pro?

Yes. QMP is the product code for MikroTik quickMOUNT Pro.

Is QMP the same as QM?

No.

QM is the basic quickMOUNT, while QMP is the more adjustable quickMOUNT Pro.

What is the biggest difference between QMP and QM?

The QMP provides approximately 140° adjustment in both horizontal and vertical planes and includes a graduated alignment scale.

How much horizontal adjustment does QMP provide?

Approximately 140°.

How much vertical adjustment does QMP provide?

Approximately 140°.

Can QMP be adjusted left and right?

Yes. Horizontal adjustment allows the antenna to be turned toward the required endpoint.

Can QMP be tilted up and down?

Yes. Vertical adjustment is one of its key advantages over simpler mounting arrangements.

Does QMP have an alignment scale?

Yes.

MikroTik specifies an integrated graduated scale for antenna alignment.

What is the purpose of the graduated scale?

It gives the technician a reference when adjusting the antenna angle.

This helps when making small changes or recording a particular mounting position.

Does the alignment scale replace signal measurements?

No.

It helps with mechanical positioning, but final antenna alignment should still be checked using the wireless device's actual signal and link-quality information.

Is QMP designed for point-to-point antennas?

Yes. Point-to-point antennas are one of its primary intended applications.

Can QMP be used with sector antennas?

Yes. MikroTik describes it as an adapter for small point-to-point and sector antennas.

Can QMP mount on a wall?

Yes.

Wall mounting is one of its primary functions.

Can QMP mount on a pole?

Yes. MikroTik's product documentation describes it as wall or pole mountable.

What is the maximum pole diameter?

The published maximum tube diameter to which the mount can be attached is approximately 65 mm.

What is the QMP mounting tube diameter?

Approximately 35 mm.

What are the dimensions of QMP?

Approximately 95 × 88 × 112 mm.

What is the mounting-hole pattern?

MikroTik's brochure specifies approximately 74 × 81 mm.

What is the maximum antenna weight?

The maximum specified antenna weight is 1.5 kg.

Can I install a device heavier than 1.5 kg?

You should not exceed MikroTik's published weight rating. Use a mounting solution designed for heavier equipment instead.

What is the maximum wind load?

MikroTik specifies a maximum wind load of 100 N.

Is the 100 N rating the same as antenna weight?

No.

Antenna weight is the static load caused by gravity, while wind load is the force produced when wind pushes against the antenna.

Is QMP suitable for very windy locations?

Suitability depends on the radio's size, wind surface area, installation height, pole or wall construction and local wind conditions. The published 100 N figure should be respected as part of the overall installation design.

What material is QMP made from?

MikroTik specifies anvilNITE™ composite material.

Is QMP made entirely from metal?

No. The primary mounting structure uses MikroTik's special composite material, although the assembly also contains metal fastening hardware.

Is anvilNITE durable?

MikroTik specifically describes the QMP as durable because of its special anvilNITE composite construction.

Is QMP compatible with SXT devices?

Yes. SXT products are explicitly identified in MikroTik's QMP documentation.

Can I use QMP with OmniTIK?

Yes. OmniTIK is also identified as a supported product family.

Can I use QMP with BaseBox?

MikroTik's quickMOUNT Pro documentation describes the standard QMP model for SXT, OmniTIK, BaseBox and other compatible pole-mounted equipment.

Can QMP support third-party antennas?

Potentially yes, where the antenna is designed for compatible pole mounting and remains within the QMP's mechanical limits.

Can I mount any antenna under 1.5 kg?

Not automatically.

Weight is only one requirement. Mounting geometry, pole interface, wind load and structural compatibility must also match.

Is QMP compatible with LHG?

For LHG equipment, MikroTik provides the dedicated QMP-LHG.

Why is QMP-LHG different?

LHG devices use a different physical enclosure and mounting arrangement, so MikroTik provides a mount adapted specifically to that family.

Is QMP-LHG also adjustable?

Yes. It provides the same general concept of approximately 140° horizontal and vertical adjustment and graduated alignment.

Can I use QMP with LDF?

The standard QMP can be combined with the QMP-LDF adapter to create an adjustable wall-mounted LDF arrangement.

Is QMP-LDF included with QMP?

No.

They are separate accessories.

Can QMP be used with SXTsq?

The exact model and mounting interface should be verified. For SXTsq products, MikroTik also offers QM-X, which is specifically designed to provide additional positioning adjustment to the SXTsq family.

Is QMP the same as QM-X?

No.

QMP is a general advanced wall/pole mount for compatible small antennas.

QM-X is a specialized adjustment accessory for compatible SXTsq equipment.

Is QMP the same as QME?

No.

QME, or quickMOUNT extra, is intended for larger point-to-point and sector antennas.

Which mount should I use for a large antenna?

Use the bracket designed for the exact equipment and loading. QMP is limited to approximately 1.5 kg, so large or heavy antennas may require QME or another appropriate mounting solution.

Does QMP increase antenna gain?

No.

It does not alter antenna electrical characteristics.

Does QMP improve Wi-Fi speed?

Not directly.

Correctly aligning a directional antenna may help the wireless link operate better, but the mount itself does not increase radio speed.

Does QMP amplify wireless signals?

No.

It contains no amplifier or electronics.

Can QMP improve signal strength?

If poor antenna alignment is reducing signal quality, using the QMP to align the antenna more accurately can indirectly improve the measured link.

Does QMP increase transmission power?

No.

Does it change the wireless frequency?

No.

Does QMP have Ethernet ports?

No.

Does QMP have an SFP port?

No.

Does QMP require PoE?

No.

Only the installed wireless radio may require PoE.

Does QMP require a power adapter?

No.

Does QMP run RouterOS?

No.

It is entirely mechanical.

Does QMP have an IP address?

No.

Can QMP be configured in WinBox?

No.

WinBox is used for compatible MikroTik networking devices, not mounting brackets.

Does QMP require firmware?

No.

Does QMP need software updates?

No.

Does installing QMP change RouterOS settings?

No.

The wireless device retains its normal RouterOS configuration.

Is QMP suitable for WISPs?

Yes.

It is particularly useful where a WISP needs to accurately align directional radios toward its towers or access points.

Can I use QMP for building-to-building internet?

Yes, with compatible point-to-point wireless equipment.

Is QMP suitable for CCTV wireless links?

Yes, where compatible directional radios are being used for CCTV network backhaul.

Is QMP useful for rural internet?

Yes. Two-axis adjustment can help position a customer CPE toward a distant ISP tower.

Can schools use QMP?

Yes. It can be used for appropriate outdoor wireless links between school buildings.

Can hotels use QMP?

Yes. Hotels and resorts may use it to mount compatible outdoor wireless equipment linking different buildings or service areas.

Can QMP be used in industrial environments?

It can be used where its mechanical limits and the actual wireless device's environmental specifications are appropriate.

Can QMP be installed on a rooftop?

Yes, provided the installation structure is suitable and safe.

Can QMP be installed on a tower?

It may be attached to an appropriate pole structure where its specifications are met, although tower work should be performed using proper professional safety and structural practices.

Do I need to ground QMP?

QMP itself contains no electrical circuits, but outdoor wireless equipment, masts and cabling should follow the grounding and surge-protection requirements applicable to the actual installation.

Does QMP come with a pole adapter?

Yes. MikroTik explicitly states that a pole adapter is included

Does QMP include a hose clamp?

MikroTik's product literature identifies a 50–70 mm hose clamp among the mounting components.

Does QMP include an antenna?

No.

Does it include a MikroTik radio?

No.

Is QMP easy to install?

Its articulated design is intended to simplify positioning, but correct mounting still requires appropriate wall or pole fastening and proper final wireless alignment.

Do I need special tools?

Standard installation tools appropriate to the wall, pole and supplied hardware are generally required.

Should I tighten the mount completely before aligning the antenna?

The normal installation approach is to secure the assembly sufficiently to hold it safely while maintaining the adjustment needed for alignment, then complete final tightening after the best position is determined.

Can the antenna move after installation?

A correctly installed and tightened mount should remain securely positioned within its rated load. Movement can occur if hardware is loose, the installation exceeds its mechanical limits or the support structure itself moves.

Should I check QMP after strong winds?

Periodic inspection of outdoor mounting hardware is good practice, especially after unusually severe weather or where antenna alignment is critical.

Is QMP better than a fixed metal bracket?

For installations requiring frequent or accurate directional adjustment, QMP can be considerably more convenient because of its horizontal/vertical articulation and graduated scale.

Is QMP worth buying instead of QM?

If the installation requires accurate elevation and azimuth adjustment, QMP is usually the more appropriate of the two. If only basic mounting is needed, QM may be sufficient.

Is MikroTik QMP currently available?

Yes. MikroTik currently lists QMP in its accessories catalogue with a suggested price of US$9.50.

Where can I buy MikroTik QMP in Kenya?

You can source the MikroTik QMP quickMOUNT Pro, compatible wireless equipment and related outdoor installation accessories through Mikrotik Kenya. Current prices should be confirmed at the time of purchase because local listings vary significantly.

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The MikroTik QMP quickMOUNT Pro is particularly useful for directional wireless installations because it combines wall or pole mounting with approximately 140° of adjustment in both horizontal and vertical planes. The integrated graduated scale makes controlled alignment easier, while the 1.5 kg maximum antenna-weight specification suits compact devices such as SXT and other small pole-mounted wireless products.

For a WISP technician, the practical advantage is flexibility during installation. A mounting pole or wall does not always face directly toward the serving tower, and the tower may be considerably higher or lower than the customer location. QMP allows the radio to be adjusted around both of these variables rather than forcing the installer to reposition the entire mast. Final alignment can then be optimized using the actual signal readings from the wireless radio.

The QMP also sits usefully within MikroTik's broader mounting ecosystem. The standard QM remains the simpler low-cost option, QM-X is intended for SXTsq adjustment, QMP-LHG handles the LHG family, QMP-LDF adapts LDF hardware, and QME addresses larger antennas. Choosing the correct mount therefore depends on both the device chassis and the amount of alignment control required.

The MikroTik QMP quickMOUNT Pro is an advanced mounting solution for small directional and sector wireless equipment. Its key advantages are approximately 140° horizontal adjustment, 140° vertical adjustment, an integrated graduated alignment scale, wall/pole installation and support for equipment weighing up to 1.5 kg.

With compact dimensions of approximately 95 × 88 × 112 mm, a 35 mm mounting tube, support for poles up to about 65 mm, a maximum specified wind load of 100 N and durable anvilNITE composite construction, QMP is well suited to WISP connections, building-to-building links, CCTV wireless networks, schools, hotels and rural broadband installations.

MikroTik currently recommends a manufacturer price of US$9.50, while Kenyan listings vary considerably, making it important to confirm current stock and local pricing before purchasing. For the MikroTik QMP quickMOUNT Pro, compatible outdoor radios, PoE equipment, routers, switches and professional mounting accessories in Kenya, visit Mikrotik Kenya for current quotations and availability.