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Who is CableFree?
CableFree is a telecommunications equipment provider specializing in wireless networking infrastructure for carrier, enterprise, and government deployments.
- Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless backhaul systems (wireless networking)
- Licensed and unlicensed microwave and Millimeter Wave (mmWave) radio platforms (wireless transport)
- Free-space optical links for high-capacity line-of-sight connectivity (wireless networking)
- Wi-Fi and broadband access solutions for campus and metropolitan networks (wireless access)
- Network design, planning, and implementation services for wireless infrastructure projects (professional services)
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More About CableFree
CableFree focuses on wireless networking technologies used in carrier, enterprise, and public sector environments where fiber deployment is constrained or where organizations require flexible, line-of-sight links. Its portfolio covers point-to-point and point-to-multipoint systems (wireless networking) that support data, voice, and video transport between sites such as data centers, branch offices, and base stations. These systems are positioned as alternatives or complements to fiber and copper backhaul, providing connectivity across urban, suburban, and rural geographies.
The company’s microwave and mmWave radio platforms (wireless transport) operate in both licensed and unlicensed spectrum bands, using standard RF architectures with directional antennas, modulation schemes such as QAM, and typical carrier-grade features including traffic management and redundancy options. These radios are used for mobile backhaul, Internet Service Providers (ISP) networks, and private enterprise links, and are often integrated into existing IP/MPLS or Ethernet-based network cores. Support for common Layer 2 and Layer 3 protocols allows integration into standard routing and switching environments.
CableFree also offers free-space optical (FSO) systems (wireless networking), which use optical transceivers and line-of-sight laser or LED beams to deliver high-capacity connectivity without RF spectrum usage. These Full Stack Observability (FSO) links are commonly used where fiber trenching is impractical, such as across roads, rivers, or in dense urban zones, and can be positioned as an overlay to existing metro or campus networks. FSO technology typically aligns with Ethernet and IP networking standards, allowing straightforward interconnection with switches and routers.
In the access domain, the company supplies Wi-Fi and broadband access solutions (wireless access) that support campus, corporate, and municipal deployments. These offerings generally align with IEEE 802.11 standards for Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) and are used to extend connectivity to end users while backhauling traffic over the same vendor’s microwave, mmWave, or FSO infrastructure. This creates a portfolio that covers both access and backhaul layers of the network.
CableFree complements its hardware with network design, planning, and deployment services (professional services). These services usually involve path analysis for line-of-sight links, spectrum and frequency planning for licensed microwave deployments, and integration with existing network management and monitoring tools. Within an enterprise or carrier directory, CableFree can be categorized under wireless backhaul, microwave and mmWave transport, free-space optical networking, and Wi-Fi and broadband access solutions, with an additional classification for professional services related to wireless network design and rollout.
Our description of CableFree. Updated December 2025.
