Point to Point Wireless Ethernet Bridge | Wireless Bridge Kits

How to Choose a Wireless Bridge Kit

Start with the distance between locations, the view between mounting points, and the traffic the link will carry. Those three details help narrow the equipment choices.

Check the wireless path

A clear view is the starting point. Trees, buildings, terrain, and interference can reduce performance. Longer links may require additional clearance around the direct path. Send us the locations and mounting heights if you are unsure.

Choose capacity for your application

Basic internet sharing, multiple cameras, and large file transfers place different demands on a link. Compare usable throughput under the proposed conditions, rather than relying only on the advertised radio speed.

Check what the kit includes

Review each product’s included items for radio quantity, power supplies, cables, and mounting hardware. Plan power at both ends. For Wi-Fi inside the remote building, you will generally also need an access point.

Wireless Bridge Questions

Does a wireless bridge replace my internet service?

No. It extends an existing network connection between locations. You still need an internet source if you want internet access.

Will it work through trees?

Sometimes, but foliage makes results less predictable. Distance, tree density, and mounting height matter. Have the path assessed before ordering equipment for an obstructed link.

Can I connect more than two buildings?

Yes. A point-to-multipoint system or multiple individual links may be appropriate, depending on the site layout and required capacity.

Do both ends need power?

Yes. Each radio needs a suitable power source, usually through its specified PoE equipment. Check the individual kit’s power requirements.

Need help choosing? Call 877-209-5152 or send us your distance and site layout.