QMP-LHG

MikroTik QMP-LHG Price in Kenya – quickMOUNT Pro Adjustable Mount for LHG Antennas

MikroTik QMP-LHG Price in Kenya

The MikroTik QMP-LHG, officially known as quickMOUNT pro LHG, is an advanced wall and pole mounting adapter designed specifically for compatible MikroTik LHG antennas. Unlike a simple fixed bracket, it allows the antenna to be adjusted through approximately 140° in both the horizontal and vertical planes, making accurate directional alignment much easier.

The mount also features an integrated graduated scale that helps installers make repeatable azimuth and elevation adjustments. This is particularly useful when setting up directional wireless, LTE or 60 GHz LHG links where antenna positioning can have a major influence on actual link quality.

The QMP-LHG uses MikroTik's anvilNITE™ composite material, measures approximately 95 × 88 × 112 mm, supports antennas weighing up to 1.5 kg, and can attach to poles up to approximately 65 mm in diameter. MikroTik currently lists it at a suggested manufacturer price of US$9.50.

MikroTik QMP-LHG Detailed SpecificationsSpecificationDetailsProduct NameMikroTik quickMOUNT pro LHGProduct CodeQMP-LHGProduct TypeAdjustable wall/pole antenna mountDesigned ForMikroTik LHG family, excluding XL modelsDimensions95 × 88 × 112 mmMounting Hole Pattern74 × 81 mmTube Diameter35 mmMaximum Pole Diameter65 mmMaximum Antenna Weight1.5 kgMaximum Wind Load100 NHorizontal AdjustmentUp to 140°Vertical AdjustmentUp to 140°Alignment ScaleIntegrated graduated scaleMaterialanvilNITE™ compositePower RequiredNoRouterOS RequiredNoSuggested PriceUS$9.50

MikroTik's official brochure gives the same mechanical specifications for QMP and QMP-LHG, while the LHG version uses a dedicated interface designed for the LHG enclosure.

What Is MikroTik QMP-LHG?

The QMP-LHG is a mechanical mounting accessory used to secure and accurately position compatible MikroTik LHG equipment on a wall or pole.

A typical installation is:

Wall → QMP-LHG → LHG antenna

or:

Pole/Mast → QMP-LHG → LHG antenna

Its main advantage over basic LHG mounting hardware is the extra control it provides over both azimuth and elevation.

Key Features of MikroTik QMP-LHG

1. Developed Specifically for MikroTik LHG

MikroTik describes the QMP-LHG as a special version of quickMOUNT pro created for the LHG antenna family. The official current product page lists numerous related LHG products, including Wi-Fi, LTE and 60 GHz models.

However, MikroTik specifically states that QMP-LHG is compatible with LHG products except XL models.

2. 140° Horizontal Adjustment

The mount provides approximately 140° of horizontal movement.

This allows technicians to turn the antenna left or right toward:

• Another building

• A WISP tower

• A remote access point

• A mobile network tower

• Another 60 GHz endpoint

without repositioning the entire wall bracket.

3. 140° Vertical Adjustment

The QMP-LHG also provides approximately 140° of vertical adjustment, allowing the antenna to point upward or downward when the two endpoints are at different elevations.

This is particularly useful when connecting:

• A low building to a tower

• A rooftop to a lower property

• Sites located on different slopes

• Rural customers to elevated WISP infrastructure

4. Integrated Graduated Alignment Scale

The QMP-LHG includes a graduated scale for antenna alignment.

This helps technicians make controlled adjustments rather than estimating the antenna angle by eye.

The scale can help with initial setup, but final alignment should still be verified using the actual wireless or LTE measurements of the installed LHG device.

5. Wall or Pole Mountable

MikroTik specifies that quickMOUNT pro can be used for both wall and pole installations.

This provides flexibility for installations on:

• Building walls

• Rooftop poles

• Communication masts

• WISP customer premises

• CCTV structures

• Rural network locations

6. Maximum Antenna Weight of 1.5 kg

The published maximum antenna weight is 1.5 kg.

This means installers should verify the exact LHG model before installation, particularly because XL LHG variants are physically larger and are specifically excluded from QMP-LHG compatibility.

7. Maximum Wind Load of 100 N

The official maximum wind-load specification is 100 N.

Outdoor installation suitability also depends on the:

• Antenna surface area

• Installation height

• Wind exposure

• Pole rigidity

• Wall construction

• Fastener strength

The mounting surface must therefore be structurally appropriate.

MikroTik QMP-LHG CompatibilityDevice / FamilyCompatibility GuidanceLHG 5CompatibleLHG HP5CompatibleLHG 2CompatibleLHG 5 acCompatibleWireless Wire DishListed as related productLHG LTE KitCompatible familyLHG 4G KitCompatible familyLHG LTE6 KitCompatible familyLHGG LTE6 KitListed as related productLHG LTE18 KitListed as related productLHG Lite60Compatible familyLHG 60GCompatible familyLHG RQMP-LHG listed as related accessoryLHG XL ModelsNot compatible according to MikroTikSXT / OmniTIK / BaseBoxUse standard QMP rather than QMP-LHG

MikroTik's current QMP-LHG page states that the accessory is compatible with any LHG product except the XL versions and lists Wi-Fi, LTE and 60 GHz LHG models among its related products.

8. 35 mm Mounting Tube

The mounting system uses a 35 mm tube diameter.

The mount itself can attach to a pole with a maximum diameter of approximately 65 mm.

9. Compact Dimensions

The QMP-LHG measures approximately:

95 × 88 × 112 mm

with a wall mounting-hole pattern of:

74 × 81 mm.

Its relatively compact size makes it practical for outdoor CPE and directional-link installations.

10. Durable anvilNITE™ Composite

MikroTik manufactures the QMP-LHG from its special anvilNITE™ composite material.

The company describes the material as durable while keeping the mount relatively lightweight compared with conventional heavy steel mounting hardware.

11. Included Mounting Hardware

The official QMP/QMP-LHG brochure shows several installation components, including:

• 4 × 6 × 30 mm wall anchors

• 4 × self-tapping screws

• 4 × M6 × 20 button-head screws for the LHG version

• 4 × M6 locking nuts for the LHG version

• 50–70 mm hose clamp

The installer should still choose appropriate wall anchors and installation procedures for the actual structure.

12. No Power Required

QMP-LHG is entirely mechanical.

It requires no:

• PoE

• DC adapter

• AC power

• Battery

The installed LHG device has its own power requirements.

13. No RouterOS Configuration

The QMP-LHG contains no networking electronics.

It therefore has:

• No Ethernet port

• No IP address

• No RouterOS

• No WinBox interface

• No firmware

• No configuration

Its only job is to securely position the LHG.

14. Does Not Increase Antenna Gain

The QMP-LHG does not electronically change:

• Antenna gain

• Transmit power

• Frequency

• Ethernet speed

• LTE modem performance

• 60 GHz performance

Its benefit comes from better physical alignment.

Correctly pointing a directional LHG antenna can improve actual link conditions, but the mount itself is not a signal amplifier.

Applications of QMP-LHG in Kenya

WISP Customer Connections

Internet service providers can use the QMP-LHG to accurately align LHG customer-premises equipment toward their wireless towers.

The vertical adjustment is especially useful where the tower is considerably higher than the customer's property.

Building-to-Building Wireless Links

Compatible LHG equipment can be used to establish directional network links between buildings.

QMP-LHG makes accurate antenna positioning easier when the buildings are at different heights.

LTE Internet Installations

MikroTik lists several LHG LTE products among QMP-LHG's related devices.

The adjustable mount can help technicians orient compatible LHG LTE equipment toward the serving mobile network site.

60 GHz Links

The official related-product list includes Wireless Wire Dish, LHG Lite60 and LHG 60G, allowing QMP-LHG to serve suitable installations across MikroTik's 60 GHz LHG family.

Accurate mechanical alignment is particularly valuable for highly directional links.

CCTV Backhaul

Compatible LHG radios used to transport IP camera traffic between remote locations can be mounted using QMP-LHG.

MikroTik QMP-LHG Price in Kenya

MikroTik currently lists the QMP-LHG at a suggested manufacturer price of US$9.50.

A dependable current Kenya-specific retail price was not found from the sources checked, so the safest approach is to request a current quotation rather than simply converting the US dollar suggested price.

Pricing InformationDetailsOfficial MikroTik Suggested PriceUS$9.50Kenya Retail PriceRequest current quotationVATMay affect final selling priceExchange RateMay affect landed costLHG Device IncludedNoWall/Pole Mount HardwareIncluded components vary as documentedRecommended Buying ApproachConfirm exact LHG model before ordering

For the latest MikroTik QMP-LHG price in Kenya, request current stock and pricing from Mikrotik Kenya.

QMP-LHG vs QMP vs LHG Mount vs solidMOUNTFeatureQMP-LHGStandard QMPLHG MountsolidMOUNTMain PurposeAdvanced adjustable mount for LHGAdvanced mount for smaller SXT/OmniTIK-type devicesLHG-specific mounting solutionPrecision metal alignment mountLHG InterfaceYesNot the dedicated LHG versionYesUsed with compatible devicesHorizontal AdjustmentUp to 140°Up to 140°Depends on mount designPrecision adjustmentVertical AdjustmentUp to 140°Up to 140°Depends on mount designPrecision adjustmentGraduated ScaleYesYesNot the key featureAlignment-focusedMaximum Antenna Weight1.5 kg1.5 kgDevice-specificDevice-specificXL LHG CompatibilityNoNo dedicated supportCheck exact modelCheck exact modelBest UseStandard-size LHG requiring flexible adjustmentSXT/OmniTIK/small radiosBasic LHG mountingMore demanding precision alignment

The important distinction is that QMP-LHG has a dedicated LHG mounting interface, while standard QMP is designed around smaller pole-mountable devices such as SXT and OmniTIK.

Why Choose MikroTik QMP-LHG?

The key benefits include:

• Designed specifically for LHG equipment

• Approximately 140° horizontal movement

• Approximately 140° vertical movement

• Integrated graduated alignment scale

• Wall or pole installation

• Supports up to 1.5 kg

• 100 N published maximum wind load

• 35 mm mounting tube

• Fits poles up to approximately 65 mm

• Durable anvilNITE composite

• Supports Wi-Fi, LTE and 60 GHz LHG families

• No electricity required

• No RouterOS configuration

• Affordable US$9.50 suggested price

Why Buy QMP-LHG from Mikrotik Kenya?

Choosing an LHG mount based only on appearance can result in purchasing incompatible hardware. QMP-LHG, standard QMP, LHG mount and solidMOUNT are different accessories, and the correct choice depends on the particular LHG model and required adjustment.

Mikrotik Kenya can also help customers source compatible:

• MikroTik LHG wireless devices

• LHG LTE equipment

• LHG 60 GHz devices

• PoE injectors

• Outdoor Ethernet cables

• Ethernet surge protection

• Routers

• Switches

• Wireless installation hardware

Frequently Asked Questions About MikroTik QMP-LHG

What is MikroTik QMP-LHG?

The MikroTik QMP-LHG quickMOUNT pro LHG is an advanced adjustable wall or pole mount specifically designed for compatible MikroTik LHG antennas.

What is the official product code?

The official product code is QMP-LHG.

What is the QMP-LHG price?

MikroTik currently lists a suggested manufacturer price of US$9.50.

What is QMP-LHG price in Kenya?

A reliable current local retail price was not confirmed in the sources checked. Kenya pricing can vary with VAT, exchange rates, supplier stock and import costs, so request a current quotation from Mikrotik Kenya.

What does quickMOUNT pro LHG do?

It holds a compatible LHG antenna and allows the installer to adjust its horizontal and vertical direction more precisely.

How far can QMP-LHG move horizontally?

Approximately 140°.

How far can it move vertically?

Approximately 140°.

Can QMP-LHG point the antenna upward?

Yes. Its vertical articulation allows the antenna to be tilted toward an endpoint located above the installation.

Can it point an antenna downward?

Yes. The vertical adjustment also allows downward positioning where the remote endpoint is lower.

Does QMP-LHG have an alignment scale?

Yes. MikroTik specifies an integrated graduated scale designed to assist antenna alignment.

Why is the graduated scale useful?

It provides a reference for antenna positioning, making small controlled changes easier and allowing installers to reproduce a previous angle.

Does the scale replace signal-based alignment?

No. The final position should still be optimized using the actual signal or link-quality measurements from the LHG device.

Is QMP-LHG compatible with LHG 5?

Yes. LHG 5 is explicitly listed as a related compatible product.

Does QMP-LHG work with LHG HP5?

Yes. MikroTik lists LHG HP5 among the related products.

Is it compatible with LHG 2?

Yes. LHG 2 appears on MikroTik's official related-product list.

Is it compatible with LHG 5 ac?

Yes. LHG 5 ac is listed by MikroTik as a related product.

Is QMP-LHG compatible with LHG LTE devices?

Yes. MikroTik lists multiple LHG LTE variants, including LHG LTE kit, LHG LTE6 kit and LHG LTE18 kit, among its related products.

Is it compatible with LHG 4G?

MikroTik lists the LHG 4G kit as a related product.

Can I use QMP-LHG with LHG 60G?

Yes. MikroTik includes LHG 60G and LHG Lite60 among the related products on its current page.

Can I use it with Wireless Wire Dish?

Wireless Wire Dish is also included on MikroTik's official QMP-LHG related-product list.

Is QMP-LHG compatible with LHG R?

Yes. MikroTik's current LHG R page lists QMP-LHG among the related accessories. (mikrotik.com)

Can QMP-LHG be used with LHG XL models?

No. MikroTik explicitly states that QMP-LHG is compatible with LHG products except the XL versions.

Why are XL versions excluded?

LHG XL products use a larger physical antenna structure. Their dimensions and mechanical loading differ from standard LHG equipment, so installers should use mounting hardware specifically suitable for the exact XL model.

Can QMP-LHG be used with SXT?

Use the standard QMP for SXT-family equipment rather than the LHG-specific version. MikroTik's QMP documentation distinguishes the standard model for SXT/OmniTIK from the special LHG model.

Can QMP-LHG be used with OmniTIK?

Standard QMP is the version MikroTik specifies for OmniTIK. QMP-LHG uses a dedicated LHG interface.

What is the difference between QMP and QMP-LHG?

Both provide approximately 140° horizontal and vertical movement and use the same general quickMOUNT pro concept.

The main difference is the device interface:

QMP: SXT, OmniTIK and compatible pole-mounted devices.

QMP-LHG: LHG-family devices.

What are the dimensions of QMP-LHG?

Approximately 95 × 88 × 112 mm.

What is the wall mounting-hole pattern?

Approximately 74 × 81 mm.

What is the tube diameter?

The mount uses a 35 mm tube diameter.

What is the maximum pole diameter?

Approximately 65 mm according to MikroTik's published specification.

What is the maximum antenna weight?

The specified maximum is 1.5 kg.

What is the maximum wind load?

MikroTik specifies 100 N.

Is antenna weight the same as wind loading?

No. Weight is the static gravitational load, while wind load is the force applied to the antenna by moving air.

Both should be considered.

Can I install QMP-LHG on an exposed rooftop?

Yes, where the device, mounting structure and environmental conditions are suitable. The published mechanical limits should not be exceeded.

Can it be installed on a wall?

Yes. QMP-LHG is specifically designed as a wall or pole mount adapter.

Can it be installed on a pole?

Yes.

Can it be installed on a mast?

Yes, provided the mast dimensions and mechanical installation satisfy the mount specifications.

Is QMP-LHG suitable for towers?

It can be used on an appropriate pole structure, but professional tower installations should account for structural load, wind exposure, working-at-height safety and proper equipment grounding.

What material is QMP-LHG made from?

MikroTik specifies anvilNITE™, a special plastic composite.

Is QMP-LHG made entirely from plastic?

The main bracket is anvilNITE composite, but mounting hardware such as screws, nuts and clamps includes metallic components.

Does QMP-LHG include mounting hardware?

Yes. MikroTik's brochure shows wall anchors, self-tapping screws, dedicated M6 screws and locking nuts for the LHG version, together with a hose clamp.

What size hose clamp is supplied?

The official brochure specifies a 50–70 mm hose clamp.

Does QMP-LHG include an LHG antenna?

No. The mount and LHG device are separate products.

Does it include a PoE injector?

No. QMP-LHG itself does not need power.

Does QMP-LHG require electricity?

No.

Does it support PoE?

The mount does not use PoE. A compatible LHG networking device may use PoE independently.

Does QMP-LHG have Ethernet ports?

No.

Does it run RouterOS?

No.

Does it have an IP address?

No.

Can I configure QMP-LHG using WinBox?

No. WinBox configures the MikroTik radio, not the mechanical mount.

Does QMP-LHG need firmware upgrades?

No.

Does QMP-LHG increase antenna gain?

No. Antenna gain is determined by the LHG antenna itself.

Does it increase transmit power?

No.

Does it increase internet speed?

Not directly. Better physical alignment may improve a wireless link if alignment was previously poor, but QMP-LHG does not change the radio's speed specifications.

Can QMP-LHG improve signal strength?

Indirectly, yes, if the adjustable mount enables more accurate antenna alignment.

Is it useful for LTE reception?

Yes, with compatible LHG LTE hardware. Adjusting the antenna toward a stronger serving cell can help installation, but actual LTE performance still depends on the network, frequencies, modem and radio conditions.

Is QMP-LHG useful for 60 GHz?

Yes. Compatible 60 GHz LHG devices are listed among the product's related equipment.

Is accurate alignment important for directional LHG links?

Yes. Directional antennas concentrate radio energy into a narrower beam than omnidirectional antennas, so correct positioning is important.

Can WISPs use QMP-LHG?

Yes. It is particularly useful when aligning customer LHG equipment toward wireless access points and towers.

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

Yes, provided a compatible LHG device is suitable for the required wireless link.

Can it be used for CCTV links?

Yes. QMP-LHG can mount compatible LHG equipment used as wireless backhaul for IP CCTV networks.

Can schools and universities use it?

Yes. It can be used for appropriate outdoor wireless links connecting buildings across a campus.

Is it suitable for hotels?

Yes. Hotels, lodges and resorts can use compatible LHG links to connect remote buildings or facilities.

Can QMP-LHG be used for rural internet?

Yes. Adjustable LHG installations are common where directional links or LTE connectivity need to be aimed toward remote network infrastructure.

What is the difference between QMP-LHG and solidMOUNT?

QMP-LHG is a lightweight anvilNITE adjustable mounting solution with approximately 140° movement.

solidMOUNT is a different MikroTik mounting system intended for precision alignment of compatible outdoor equipment. Always check the exact device's supported accessory list before choosing between them.

Is QMP-LHG better than the standard LHG mount?

It is particularly useful when you need greater horizontal and vertical positioning control and the integrated graduated scale. A simpler mount may be enough where alignment geometry is straightforward.

Is MikroTik QMP-LHG still available?

Yes. MikroTik's current product page continues to list QMP-LHG with a suggested price of US$9.50.

Where can I buy MikroTik QMP-LHG in Kenya?

You can source the MikroTik QMP-LHG quickMOUNT pro, compatible LHG devices and professional outdoor networking accessories through Mikrotik Kenya. Confirm current stock and Kenya pricing before purchase.

MikroTik QMP-LHG Installation and Use

During installation, attach the compatible LHG securely to the dedicated QMP-LHG interface, then fix the assembly to the wall or pole using the appropriate supplied hardware. The mount's articulated design allows the installer to establish the required horizontal and vertical direction before completing final tightening.

The integrated scale is useful for controlled mechanical adjustment, but it should not be treated as a replacement for actual signal readings. For Wi-Fi or 60 GHz links, fine-tune using the radio's link information. For LTE models, use the device's cellular signal measurements to determine the most effective final direction.

Once alignment has been completed, all mounting hardware should be properly secured and periodically inspected, especially at exposed rooftop or rural sites. The antenna, Ethernet cabling, mast, grounding and surge-protection arrangements should also follow the requirements of the actual LHG model.

The MikroTik QMP-LHG quickMOUNT pro LHG is a dedicated adjustable mounting solution for standard-size MikroTik LHG devices. Its 140° horizontal and vertical adjustment and built-in graduated alignment scale make it particularly useful where accurate antenna positioning is required.

With dimensions of 95 × 88 × 112 mm, support for poles up to approximately 65 mm, a maximum antenna weight of 1.5 kg, a 100 N wind-load specification and durable anvilNITE construction, the QMP-LHG provides a compact mounting solution for WISP, LTE, 60 GHz, CCTV and building-to-building deployments. XL LHG models are specifically excluded from its stated compatibility.

For MikroTik QMP-LHG, LHG wireless devices, LTE equipment, 60 GHz products, PoE accessories and professional outdoor networking hardware in Kenya, visit Mikrotik Kenya for current pricing and availability.