Two aligned professional antennas replace the cable between buildings hundreds of metres apart, in most cases on the same day. When they pay off and when cable still wins.
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For decision-makers short on time.
Digging trenches to connect two buildings can mean weeks of work and months of permits; a point-to-point wireless bridge solves the same problem, in most cases, on the same day. It consists of two professional outdoor antennas, one on each building, aligned with each other, joining premises hundreds of metres apart into a single business network with performance comparable to cable. It is the usual answer for warehouses, industrial units, business parks and sites separated by a road.
The pattern is familiar: a new unit across the yard, a warehouse a hundred metres away, a floor in the building opposite. The team that moves works on mobile data or an isolated internet line, with no access to the server or the printers.
Cable seems the obvious solution until the quote arrives: building work, trenches, crossing someone else's land, slow permits. Sometimes it is simply impossible.
| Scenario | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Direct, or near-direct, line of sight up to a few hundred metres | Wireless bridge |
| A road in between, land owned by someone else or slow permits | Wireless bridge |
| Adjoining buildings and easy works | Certified structured cabling |
The most frequent cases: business parks, event venues, schools with several blocks, companies with a separate warehouse. If cable is better, we say so plainly. The decision is made on the ground, not from a catalogue.
We have had links like these in place for years at industrial and services clients, carrying billing, CCTV and telephony without complaint. See more about Wi-Fi and business wireless networks.
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More than 10 workstations · support contract · remote, on-site and phone support.
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