Overview
When two buildings sit too far apart for a normal cable run, getting your network from one to the other becomes a real problem. A second internet service means another monthly bill and another install wait. Trenching fibre or ethernet across a yard, car park or road means cost and downtime. Consumer Wi-Fi extenders give up within 50 to 80 metres.
A point-to-point wireless bridge solves it cleanly. A pair of matched outdoor units, one at each building, create a high-speed wireless link that carries your existing connection across the gap and hands it over as if you had run an ethernet cable. It works with any internet source, including NBN and Starlink, and it carries a full ethernet connection, so the far building gets Wi-Fi, cameras, access control, VoIP and wired devices, not just internet.
IP Trading supplies complete Cambium point-to-point kits from our Sydney warehouse, with presales support to spec the right solution for your distance and site. Whether you are connecting a second office, a warehouse, a rural business premises, or a remote building on a single site, we can help you get it right the first time.
For step-by-step guides, see how to extend a Starlink connection, an NBN connection, or read our explainer on how a point-to-point bridge works.
Benefits
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No Trenching, No Second Service
One wireless bridge links the two buildings in an afternoon. No cable in the ground, no second internet account, no carrier lead time.
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Full Ethernet, Not Just Wi-Fi
The bridge carries a complete network connection, so the far building runs Wi-Fi, IP cameras, access control, VoIP phones and wired devices, all on one network.
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Built for Australian Conditions
Weatherproof, outdoor-rated units with pre-paired radios for fast setup, and reliable performance to around 1 to 1.5 km in line with local ACMA power limits.