Requirement route

LinkScope Sourcing 20

Send the outdoor CPE note through the form on this page. LinkScope Sourcing 20 does not publish a street address, a direct telephone number, or a social storefront, because those details are not part of the sourcing brief.

How a note moves

  1. You write specifications, quantity, US destination, and requested timing.
  2. The desk checks that interface, power, antenna, and evidence requests are readable.
  3. Factories are asked to answer the same sheet, including deviations.

What this page will not invent

  • No map pin and no office hour clock beyond US business-day review of written notes.
  • No published email alias beyond the address you type into the form.
  • No claim that a factory has already been audited for your model.
Illustration of a written CPE requirement sheet beside a closed envelope

Fields that make the first reply usable

  • Port count, port speed, and whether the uplink is Cat6 or an SFP cage.
  • Power input or Power over Ethernet class and watt budget.
  • Frequency range, MIMO, antenna connector, and ingress protection question.
  • SIM or carrier scope if the unit is a 4G CPE.
  • Quantity, destination, and the timing you want the quote to assume.
  • Optional budget with currency and per-unit or whole-order basis.
  • Preference for high-end, mid-range, budget-friendly, or undecided suppliers.

A quotation you do not have yet is a normal state. The preference is your buying stance, not a rating the desk has verified. Read the Privacy Policy before you include account names or site drawings in the text.

Useful numbers to include when you already know them: band edges in GHz, channel width in MHz, MIMO count, antenna gain in dBi, PoE watts at the device, and the run length in metres. If the figure is a hope rather than a survey result, label it as open. A 300 Mbps title is not a test record.

Procurement scenario: a note sent before the mast survey

Background: the buyer knows the quantity is 12 radios and the destination is a Texas metro, but the fresnel check is next week. Process: the form lists 5 GHz as preferred, 2.4 GHz as a fallback question, Power over Ethernet as undecided between 802.3af and 802.3at, and asks for receiver sensitivity plus transmit power on the exact model. Result: factories can still answer, and the missing survey item stays visible as a deviation risk. The desk does not treat that note as a completed design.

Managed login and a fixed bridge should not share one price line. Managed gear can show status, and it also needs an account and a firmware window. A fixed bridge can be simpler when the indoor router already applies policy. Say which failure the site can live with, and leave the other as an open deviation.

New and refurbished outdoor CPE stay on separate lines. New hardware may have a clearer software window. Refurbished hardware can cover an older band set only when condition, prior use, and the SIM lock state after reset are written down. A lower number is not remaining life.

If you already know them, add connector family, impedance in ohms, antenna gain in dBi, and the ingress protection rating the drawing claims. Leave temperature range and fresnel clearance blank until the survey exists. LinkScope Sourcing 20 will not fill those cells from a similar model.

If you already picked a family name, the inquiry cards can drop that name into the dialog. This page keeps the longer worksheet beside the form so the note is not a single floating box.