MikroTik SXT LTE7 kit

The MikroTik SXT LTE7 kit is a rugged outdoor LTE CPE featuring the R11e-LTE7 mini‑PCIe modem. Designed for remote locations, it provides reliable mobile broadband where wired options are unavailable. It includes PoE in/out, dual Micro‑SIM support and a wide input voltage range.

• Outdoor rated (IP54)
• LTE Category 7 with carrier aggregation
• PoE-in on Ether1 and PoE-out on Ether2
• MiniPCI-e slot and 2 Micro‑SIM slots

Specifications

• Product code: SXTR&R11e-LTE7
• Architecture / CPU: MIPSBE / QCA9531 @ 650 MHz
• RAM / Storage: 64 MB / 16 MB FLASH
• RouterOS: RouterOS v7, license level 3
• Powering: PoE-IN (12-57 V), shipped with 24 V adapter; max consumption 24 W (7 W without attachments)
• PoE-out: Ether2 (Passive PoE up to 57 V, total out current limit 600 mA)
• Ethernet: 2 x 10/100 Mbps
• Mobile: LTE Category 7 (DL up to 300 Mbps, UL up to 100 Mbps); MIMO DL 2x2, MIMO UL 1x1
• LTE FDD bands: 1,3,5,7,8,20,28,32
• LTE TDD bands: 38,40,41
• 3G bands: 1,3,5,8
• SIM / Expansion: 2 x Micro-SIM, 1 x MiniPCI-e slot
• Operating temp: -40°C to 60°C
• Ingress protection: IP54
• Certifications: CE, EAC, RoHS
• Included: 24V 1.2A power adapter, PoE injector, pole mounting bracket, metal ring

Quick review

The SXT LTE7 kit is a solid, cost‑effective solution for bringing internet to rural properties, farms or cottages. Its compact SXT enclosure is weatherproof and unobtrusive, while PoE passthrough makes powering additional devices simple. Note that Ethernet ports are 10/100 Mbps and the router uses a modest CPU, but performance for typical LTE CPE use is very good.

• Pros: good LTE reception, dual SIM failover, PoE-out
• Cons: Fast Ethernet only, limited onboard processing power