Who is this product best for?
- Home and small office routing
- Business internet edge routing
- ISP customer or branch deployments
Works with compatible MikroTik RouterOS networks and standard Ethernet networking equipment. Confirm port, power and mounting requirements before purchase.
Check the product label or manufacturer datasheet for exact input voltage, PoE support and power adapter requirements.

The MikroTik QMP-LDF is an advanced pole and mast mounting adapter designed specifically for MikroTik's LDF series. It gives installers a more versatile way to position LDF wireless devices on poles and masts compared with relying only on the standard satellite-dish mounting method. MikroTik provides two standard pole-mounting configurations, making the accessory useful in installations where an LDF needs to operate independently of a conventional satellite dish.
The QMP-LDF can also be combined with MikroTik's quickMOUNT pro (QMP) to install an LDF on a wall. This gives network installers three practical deployment approaches: two direct pole/mast configurations and an additional wall-mount arrangement using the QMP accessory. MikroTik illustrates all three arrangements in its official product brochure.
MikroTik manufactures the QMP-LDF using its special anvilNITE™ plastic composite material, designed to provide additional durability while keeping the bracket lightweight. The adapter measures approximately 52 × 60 × 104 mm, making it compact enough for outdoor wireless installation kits and field deployment.
The current MikroTik accessories catalogue lists the QMP-LDF at a suggested manufacturer price of US$5. For the latest QMP-LDF price and availability in Kenya, customers should request a current quotation from Mikrotik Kenya.
MikroTik QMP-LDF Detailed SpecificationsSpecificationDetailsProduct NameMikroTik QMP-LDFProduct CodeQMP-LDFProduct TypeAdvanced pole/mast mounting adapterPrimary CompatibilityMikroTik LDF seriesDimensions52 × 60 × 104 mmMain MaterialanvilNITE™ plastic compositePole/Mast Mounting OptionsTwo standard configurationsWall MountingPossible when combined with quickMOUNT pro (QMP)Electrical ComponentsNonePower RequiredNoPoE RequiredNoRouterOS RequiredNoSuggested Manufacturer PriceUS$5MTBFApprox. 100,000 hours at 25°CTypical ApplicationsWISP links, rural internet, outdoor wireless links, LTE installations and building-to-building connectivityMikroTik's official brochure confirms the 52 × 60 × 104 mm dimensions, two pole-mounting arrangements, QMP wall-mount compatibility and anvilNITE construction.
What Is the MikroTik QMP-LDF?The QMP-LDF is a mechanical mounting accessory that changes how compatible MikroTik LDF devices can be installed.
A traditional LDF deployment normally looks like:
Satellite offset dish → LDF device mounted at dish feed position
The QMP-LDF creates an alternative:
LDF → QMP-LDF → pole or mast
And when used with quickMOUNT pro:
LDF → QMP-LDF → QMP quickMOUNT pro → wall
This makes the LDF platform significantly more flexible for installations where a satellite offset dish is unnecessary or unavailable.
Key Features of MikroTik QMP-LDFThe QMP-LDF was developed for the MikroTik LDF product family. MikroTik's current page lists related devices including:
LDF 5
LDF 5 ac
LDF 2
LDF LTE6 kit
This means the mount should not be treated as a universal bracket for arbitrary MikroTik antennas.
2. Two Standard Pole/Mast Mounting OptionsOne of the most useful features is that MikroTik provides two standard pole-mounting orientations.
The first configuration positions the LDF on one side of the mast, while the second reverses the orientation. MikroTik illustrates both options in the official brochure.
This flexibility can help installers work around:
Mast positioning
Cable routing
Building orientation
Obstructions
Available mounting space
The QMP-LDF is also compatible with the MikroTik QMP quickMOUNT pro.
This creates a third installation arrangement:
Wall → quickMOUNT pro → QMP-LDF → LDF
MikroTik specifically documents this as an additional mounting option.
The QMP itself is a separate accessory and is not part of the QMP-LDF.
4. anvilNITE™ Composite ConstructionMikroTik specifies a special plastic composite called anvilNITE™ for the QMP-LDF.
The purpose is to create a mounting accessory that is:
Durable
Lightweight
Suitable for outdoor wireless installations
Resistant to normal installation handling
MikroTik's current accessories page describes QMP-LDF specifically as an advanced pole/mast mounting adapter for the LDF series. (MikroTik)
5. Compact DimensionsThe official dimensions are:
52 × 60 × 104 mm
This small size helps make the QMP-LDF easy for technicians to carry alongside other installation equipment.
6. Useful When a Satellite Dish Is Not RequiredMikroTik LDF devices were originally designed to fit into the approximately 40 mm feed mount of a satellite offset dish. The dish then acts as the reflector, significantly increasing antenna gain. For example, MikroTik notes that sufficiently large dishes can provide antenna amplification of 30 dBi or more with compatible LDF equipment. (MikroTik)
However, not every LDF installation requires a satellite dish.
The QMP-LDF can therefore be useful when the installer wants to position the LDF directly on a pole or mast instead.
7. Suitable for LDF LTE InstallationsThe LDF LTE6 kit is among the related products listed for the QMP-LDF.
This means the bracket is not limited only to Wi-Fi point-to-point installations. It can also be useful where LDF hardware is deployed as part of an LTE connectivity solution.
8. No Power RequiredThe QMP-LDF has no electronics.
It requires:
No AC power
No DC power
No battery
No PoE
The installed LDF device still uses its own normal power arrangement.
9. No RouterOS ConfigurationThe QMP-LDF contains no software.
It does not require:
RouterOS
WinBox
WebFig
IP addressing
Firmware
Password configuration
It only changes the physical mounting arrangement.
10. Does Not Increase Wireless PowerThe mount itself does not change:
Transmit power
Wireless frequency
Antenna gain
Ethernet speed
LTE modem performance
RouterOS configuration
Its role is strictly mechanical.
If improved positioning leads to better antenna orientation, the wireless connection may perform better, but the QMP-LDF itself does not amplify any signal.
MikroTik QMP-LDF Mounting OptionsMounting MethodHow It WorksPole Mount Option 1LDF attaches directly to QMP-LDF in the first supported orientationPole Mount Option 2Alternative/reversed mounting orientation on the poleWall Mount OptionQMP-LDF attaches to a separately purchased quickMOUNT proTraditional LDF InstallationLDF installs in the feed holder of a compatible satellite offset dishBest ChoiceDepends on link design, antenna gain requirements and mounting locationThe official MikroTik brochure clearly illustrates the two direct pole arrangements plus the third quickMOUNT pro arrangement.
QMP-LDF for WISP InstallationsWireless Internet Service Providers can use QMP-LDF when installing compatible LDF equipment on:
Rooftop poles
Towers
Customer masts
Building structures
ISP POP sites
This is particularly useful where a full offset satellite dish is unnecessary for the required wireless link.
QMP-LDF for Rural InternetLDF products are often associated with long-distance connectivity because they can be combined with large satellite offset dishes.
However, shorter rural links may not always need the additional dish gain.
A QMP-LDF mount gives installers another physical deployment option while retaining the compact LDF radio.
QMP-LDF for Building-to-Building LinksBusinesses can use compatible LDF radios for wireless building links where appropriate.
The QMP-LDF can simplify installations where the radio needs to be attached directly to an existing rooftop mast rather than a dish.
QMP-LDF for LTE ConnectivityWhen compatible LDF LTE equipment is being deployed, the mounting adapter can give installers more flexibility in positioning the device toward the mobile network serving the site.
Actual LTE performance will still depend on:
Cell tower location
Frequency bands
Signal strength
Network congestion
Obstructions
Modem capability
The bracket itself does not improve the LTE modem's technical specifications.
QMP-LDF vs Standard Satellite Dish InstallationA satellite dish and QMP-LDF perform different roles.
The satellite dish acts as an RF reflector and can substantially increase effective antenna gain.
The QMP-LDF does not provide this reflector gain. It simply enables alternative direct mounting.
Therefore, if a very long wireless link depends on the amplification provided by an offset dish, replacing the dish with QMP-LDF may significantly change link performance.
MikroTik QMP-LDF Price in KenyaMikroTik currently lists the QMP-LDF at a suggested manufacturer price of US$5. (MikroTik)
A reliable current Kenya-specific retail price was not clearly available from the sources checked, so local buyers should request the latest quotation rather than relying on a direct dollar-to-shilling conversion.
Pricing InformationDetailsMikroTik Suggested PriceUS$5Kenya Retail PriceRequest current quotationVATMay affect the final Kenya priceExchange RateCan influence local landed costQMP quickMOUNT pro IncludedNoLDF Device IncludedNoSatellite Dish IncludedNoBest Buying ApproachConfirm LDF compatibility and current local stockFor the latest stock and QMP-LDF price in Kenya, contact Mikrotik Kenya.
QMP-LDF vs MikroTik QMPThe QMP-LDF and QMP quickMOUNT pro are different products.
The QMP-LDF connects directly to compatible LDF devices.
The QMP is a broader adjustable wall-mount adapter for small point-to-point and sector antennas. MikroTik says the QMP provides up to 140° movement in both horizontal and vertical planes and uses an integrated graduated scale for antenna alignment. (MikroTik)
The two can be combined:
Wall → QMP → QMP-LDF → LDF
This combination is specifically illustrated by MikroTik.
QMP-LDF vs QM-XThe QM-X serves a different hardware family.
QM-X is designed primarily to provide additional adjustment for SXTsq devices, while QMP-LDF is specifically designed around LDF equipment. (MikroTik)
Do not treat the two as interchangeable.
QMP-LDF vs QMP-LHGThe QMP-LHG is specifically intended for MikroTik LHG devices.
The QMP-LDF is for the LDF series.
Even though their names are similar, their physical mounting interfaces differ. MikroTik currently lists QMP-LHG separately at a suggested price of US$9.50. (MikroTik)
Why Buy MikroTik QMP-LDF?The main advantages include:
Designed specifically for LDF products
Two pole/mast installation options
Optional wall mounting through QMP
Compact 52 × 60 × 104 mm dimensions
anvilNITE™ composite construction
No electricity required
No RouterOS setup
Useful for Wi-Fi and LTE LDF installations
Low official suggested price
Provides more deployment flexibility than relying only on a dish installation
Mikrotik Kenya can help customers select the correct mounting solution for their LDF equipment and avoid purchasing a bracket intended for a different MikroTik chassis.
Customers can also source:
LDF devices
MikroTik QMP quickMOUNT pro
Outdoor wireless radios
LTE equipment
PoE injectors
Outdoor Ethernet cables
Surge protection
Routers
Switches
Wireless installation accessories
The MikroTik QMP-LDF is an advanced pole and mast mount adapter designed specifically for MikroTik LDF-series products. It provides two standard pole-mounting options and can also be combined with a QMP quickMOUNT pro for wall mounting.
The official product code is QMP-LDF.
It is used to physically mount compatible LDF devices onto a pole or mast without relying solely on the traditional satellite-dish mounting arrangement.
MikroTik currently lists a suggested manufacturer price of US$5.
A dependable current Kenyan retail price was not clearly available from the sources checked. The final local price can vary according to exchange rate, VAT and stock availability, so request a current quotation from Mikrotik Kenya.
The official dimensions are 52 × 60 × 104 mm.
MikroTik specifies its proprietary anvilNITE™ plastic composite material.
MikroTik states that the material gives the adapter additional durability while maintaining a lightweight composite construction.
Yes. MikroTik lists LDF 5 as a related product for QMP-LDF.
Yes. LDF 5 ac is also listed as a related QMP-LDF product.
Yes. MikroTik lists LDF 2 among the compatible related products.
Yes. LDF LTE6 kit is listed by MikroTik as a related QMP-LDF product.
No.
It is specifically designed for the LDF series.
No compatibility should be assumed. MikroTik provides QMP-LHG as the corresponding advanced mount for LHG products.
QMP-LDF is not the dedicated SXTsq mounting accessory. MikroTik offers accessories such as QM-X for SXTsq equipment.
Yes. Direct pole/mast mounting is its primary purpose.
MikroTik documents two standard pole mounting options.
The alternative orientations give installers more flexibility according to pole placement, cable routing and the direction in which the LDF needs to face.
Yes, but MikroTik documents wall mounting by combining the QMP-LDF with the separately available QMP quickMOUNT pro.
No. They are separate MikroTik accessories.
The QMP is an adjustable wall mounting adapter designed for small point-to-point and sector antennas. MikroTik says it supports approximately 140° adjustment in both horizontal and vertical directions.
The QMP attaches to the wall, while QMP-LDF adapts the LDF device to the QMP mounting system.
The arrangement is:
Wall → QMP → QMP-LDF → LDF
MikroTik illustrates this configuration in its official brochure.
It provides an alternative physical mounting arrangement, but it does not reproduce the RF reflector gain of a satellite dish.
The LDF is designed to sit in the feed position of an offset satellite dish. The dish acts as a reflector and can substantially increase antenna gain. MikroTik says sufficiently large dishes can achieve around 30 dBi or more with compatible LDF installations.
Potentially, yes.
The dish provides additional reflector gain. QMP-LDF itself does not.
Whether the resulting link remains suitable depends on the specific LDF device, distance and radio conditions.
No.
It is purely a mounting accessory.
Not directly.
Better physical positioning may help if the radio was previously misaligned, but the bracket itself does not amplify wireless signals.
No direct range increase is provided by the bracket.
Not directly. However, the mounting flexibility may help an installer orient compatible LDF LTE equipment more appropriately toward a serving cellular site.
No.
No.
No.
The bracket itself does not use PoE.
The installed LDF hardware may require PoE depending on the model.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No. WinBox is used to configure compatible MikroTik networking equipment, not mechanical mounting accessories.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Yes, where a compatible LDF wireless device is suitable for the link design.
Yes. WISPs can use QMP-LDF when mounting compatible LDF devices to poles or masts at customer sites and network locations.
Yes. Its compact size and mounting flexibility can be useful in rural wireless or LTE deployments.
Yes, if the actual LDF wireless device is appropriate for the required distance and performance.
Yes, provided the pole or mast installation is mechanically secure and the equipment is properly grounded according to applicable installation requirements.
It can be used on suitable pole or mast structures, subject to professional installation and the requirements of the deployed LDF equipment.
MikroTik positions it as an outdoor mounting accessory for LDF equipment, but it should not be treated as an electronic weatherproof enclosure. It contains no electronics itself.
Its main body is specified as anvilNITE plastic composite, not conventional metal.
MikroTik specifically states that its anvilNITE composite is used to provide additional durability.
The main composite body does not behave like conventional steel in terms of rusting, although any separate installation hardware should still be suitable for the environment.
Its small 52 × 60 × 104 mm composite construction makes it a compact mounting accessory. MikroTik's product information emphasizes ease of use and versatility.
No.
The LDF radio is purchased separately.
No.
No. QMP is sold separately.
MikroTik specifically documents the QMP quickMOUNT pro as the supported additional mounting option. Other mounting arrangements should not be assumed compatible without verifying mechanical fit and safety.
It is a relatively simple mechanical adapter, but installation quality still depends on properly securing the mount, radio, pole and cabling.
Normal hand tools appropriate to the mounting hardware may be required. Exact requirements depend on the pole, mast or QMP installation.
Yes. For directional wireless or LTE installations, final positioning should be determined using the actual signal and link measurements of the installed device.
The adapter mainly provides alternative mounting arrangements. For wall installations requiring more adjustable positioning, combining it with quickMOUNT pro provides additional horizontal and vertical adjustment.
QMP-LDF is designed for LDF products.
QMP-LHG is designed for LHG equipment.
QMP-LDF is an LDF pole/mast adapter.
QM-X is designed to add extra adjustment when pole mounting compatible SXTsq devices.
A generic pole clamp simply secures an object to a pole. QMP-LDF is shaped specifically around the LDF chassis and provides documented MikroTik mounting configurations.
MikroTik's current product page marks LDF 2 as discontinued.
MikroTik currently marks the LDF 5 ac as discontinued as well.
Yes. QMP-LDF remains present in MikroTik's current accessories catalogue at a suggested price of US$5.
Yes. It can be especially useful if an existing LDF needs to be relocated from a satellite-dish arrangement to a pole, mast or wall installation.
MikroTik lists approximately 100,000 hours at 25°C for QMP-LDF.
You can purchase or request the MikroTik QMP-LDF, QMP quickMOUNT pro and compatible wireless networking accessories from Mikrotik Kenya.
MikroTik QMP-LDF Video GuideThe MikroTik QMP-LDF expands the installation options available to owners of compatible LDF equipment. Instead of limiting an LDF to a satellite offset dish, the adapter provides two direct pole or mast configurations, making the compact LDF design easier to deploy on existing wireless infrastructure. MikroTik also documents a third arrangement using quickMOUNT pro for wall-mounted installations.
Its 52 × 60 × 104 mm dimensions and anvilNITE composite construction keep the adapter compact while providing the durability required for field installations. Because the product is completely mechanical, there are no power, Ethernet or RouterOS requirements to consider—the selected LDF radio remains responsible for all networking and wireless functionality.
For WISPs, rural internet installers, LTE technicians and organizations maintaining existing MikroTik LDF networks, QMP-LDF provides a low-cost way to make installation more flexible. MikroTik currently lists it at a suggested US$5, making it a relatively inexpensive accessory compared with the wireless equipment it supports.
The MikroTik QMP-LDF is a purpose-built mounting adapter for the LDF series, providing two direct pole/mast mounting arrangements and optional wall installation when combined with MikroTik's quickMOUNT pro. This makes it useful where the traditional satellite-dish installation method is unnecessary or where a more flexible physical mounting arrangement is required.
With compact 52 × 60 × 104 mm dimensions, durable anvilNITE™ composite construction, no electronic configuration requirements and an official suggested price of US$5, QMP-LDF offers a simple and economical mounting solution for compatible MikroTik LDF installations.
For MikroTik QMP-LDF mounts, LDF accessories, outdoor wireless equipment, LTE products, PoE accessories, routers and switches in Kenya, visit Mikrotik Kenya for current availability and quotations.
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