Point to Point WiFi – Succeed Where Wires Fail
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A point-to-point (PtP) WiFi bridge is a pair of directional wireless radios that link two locations without running cable between them. One radio connects to your network at site A, the second points back at it from site B, and the two form a dedicated wireless link, often across hundreds of metres or several kilometres. Point-to-point bridges are used to extend a network to a shed, warehouse, second building, car park, camera tower or remote site where trenching fibre is too slow or too expensive.
