60 GHZ europe regulatory survey

Hi all

in wihch european countries is legal to sell internet service over 60 ghz?

In italy is forbidden

Thank you

None can sell Internet as is. Anywhere.

That’s the part in the Quick Guide that troubles me as well …

"In the following countries this device cannot be used in Fixed Point-to-Point applications: " whatever that means. I don’t understand.
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In Germany eg it was not allowed to mount 60 Ghz devices as P2P for a fixed
Installation. This changed in the end of 2018.

https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/Sachgebiete/Telekommunikation/Unternehmen_Institutionen/Frequenzen/Allgemeinzuteilungen/2008_217_Richtfunk_59-63GHz_pdf.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=5

Mistry7

Yes. And If I understand It would be allowed to use 60 GHz PTMP in Germany but only to moving cpes. So no fixed installations / only hotspot usage. So terragraph is no allowed option at the moment. Following the wifi6-E discussion it looks like it would not help for wisp usage either. To many limitations. Additional 3,5GHz is taken away from wisp usage. So we have a spectrum mess as we have no lobby while the big carriers take it all.

Terragraph is a great concept and would be an option to compete with fiber installations. But vendors like MT/Facebook has to do some lobby work in the EU to make this possible.

The answers in this topic will change depending on the specific product. There are different limitations for smaller and for bigger gain devices. I can clarify specific limitations if you tell me exactly which product you plan to use.

Looking at “wireless wire” the wAP 60G, even wAP 60G AP with 2 or 3 wAP 60G. In Belgium and France.
Maybe Cube needed for >150meter.at 1Gbps
Need also one longer link (1km) , device not choosen yet, (LHG? , nRAY? …)

The Annex3 has been changed from CEPT last summer and the CE has armonized the rules all over the europe, here the new decision https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dec_impl/2019/1345/oj that is mandatory, every countries in europe MUST use it since 1.1.2020

Now we have new rules in europe for SRD from 57 to 71 Ghz free spectrum (outdoor use allowed for c3 and outdoor use not fordidden for c2 ),

My question is not if is 60 ghz usable, now is it, I want to know, due to those new rules, in wich countries is possibile to sell internet service (pubblic use) over 60 GHz band?

These short range usage is often additional to other usage as due it’s restrictions it does not harm. So this is nothing to look at for wisp usage.

The Annex3 has been changed last summer so now we have 3 subbands from 57 to 71 GHz

C1 indoor use only
C2 not specified so I think we can use it for low gain antenna for outdoor PtMP
C3 outdoor use only antenna gain >30 PtP

Normis have you different interpretation about the new annex3 for c2 and c3 sub bands?

No, but bear in mind, that older boxes have older certification info. Newer ones no longer have that information. Our certification department is up to speed on these things, but we can’t change the already shipped packaging.

I plan to use these new 802.11ay terragraph 4sector devices from mikrotik :slight_smile:

Great :slight_smile:

In italy with the new rules 57-71 Ghz band is free only for private use we need urgently to know what happens in the other european countries to understand if other wisp can use it legally to sell internet service (public use)?

Where can I find more information about “these new 802.11ay terragraph 4sector devices from mikrotik”?
4 sector - 360 degrees coverage?
Compatibility with existing client devices? (wAP60, LHG60, CubeG) - or are new ones required?
More than 8 clients per sector?
Channels 5 and 6 supported? Half-width (1 GHz) too?
And, most important - availability date? Would really like to hear: this summer in the northern hemisphere

I’m fairly sure it was a joke…

Well, there is a small chance it was not… Google “CCR2004-2G-2S+2XS-60ayD”

In Spain it wasn’t authorized for fixed installations but the situation changed on 13th July 2020.

Search for UN-164 for the changes. This is the legal text.

https://www.boe.es/buscar/doc.php?id=BOE-A-2020-8286