10-Miles Wireless Bridge – 5.150GHz~5.850GHz
The WB5ac-Dish is an 10-mile wireless bridge operating in the 5.150GHz to 5.850GHz frequency range and typically used to establish a reliable point-to-point or point-to-multipoint wireless communication link. Delivers broadband services to underserved rural areas, effectively bridging the digital divide. Support most third-party routers and modems in the market.
Operate within the 5 GHz band to Transmit LAN Internet up to 10 miles (approximately 16 kilometers) in clear line-of-sight
This wireless bridge is ideal for scenarios requiring high-speed, reliable, and secure communication over moderate to long distances. Establish reliable, high-speed network connections over distances where traditional cabling is impractical or cost-prohibitive.
How it works
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- Point To Point [One To One] Operating Mode: The first radio connects the router located in the base station (also called Access Point or AP) and installed at a high point (like rooftop or a tower).
- Point-to-Multipoint [One-to-Many] Operating Mode: The first radio regarded as the central base station (also called Access Point or AP) is installed at a high point (like a tower or rooftop). Multiple radios (clients) are installed at various remote locations.
- The second radio [Point to Point or Point to Multi Point] installs at remote location and aligned to face the base station radio with a clear Line of Sight (LoS).
- They communicate over a dedicated wireless frequency (5GHz license free). The base station uses sector antennas to communicate with several clients simultaneously.
- Data from one network travels through the wireless link to the other, functioning as if they were physically connected via Ethernet.
Key Features
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- Frequency Range
- Operates within the 5 GHz band, which is part of the unlicensed Industrial, Scientific, and Medical (ISM) radio bands. This frequency range is known for providing high-speed data rates and reduced interference compared to lower frequency bands.
- Distance
- Designed to cover long distances, typically up to 10 miles (approximately 12.9 kilometers) in clear line-of-sight (LOS) conditions. Performance may vary depending on environmental factors.
- Applications
- PtP Operation: Connecting two distant locations [Example: Farm house to barn, or businesses can establish PtP links between remote offices or campuses to ensure secure and high-speed data transmission].
- PtMP Operation: Serving multiple users from one base [Example: Community Wi-Fi networks, or links and transmit video feeds from multiple cameras to a central monitoring station]
- Rural Internet Access: Extending broadband connectivity to remote locations.
- Surveillance: Linking IP cameras to a central monitoring hub over long distances.
- Enterprise Connectivity: Bridging office buildings, warehouses, or manufacturing facilities.
- Public Wi-Fi: Deploying hotspots across expansive outdoor spaces.
- Data Throughput
- The 5 GHz band allows for higher data transmission rates, supporting up to 1 Gbps, based on the hardware and configuration.
- Line of Sight (LOS)
- A clear LOS is critical for achieving maximum distance and performance, as the 5 GHz band is more susceptible to obstructions like trees, buildings, and terrain compared to lower frequencies.
- Technology Standards
- Utilizes wireless standards such as 802.11ac or 802.11n, providing robust performance with features like MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) for improved reliability and speed.
- Directional Antennas
- Equipped with highly Integrated 25dBi dual polarization dish antenna to focus the signal, enhance gain, and minimize interference.
- Weather Resistance
- Designed for outdoor use, with IP-rated enclosures that withstand various weather conditions, including rain, wind, and extreme temperatures.
- Security
- Supports advanced security features such as WPA3, AES encryption, and secure authentication to protect the link from unauthorized access.
- Power Options
- Powered via Power over Ethernet (48V), or DC12 ~ 24V Power Supply simplifying installation by reducing the need for additional power cables.
- Regulatory Compliance
- Comply with compliance with most local regulations governing the use of the 5 GHz band, default frequencies require no licenses or have restrictions.
- Interference Management
- The 5 GHz band may encounter interference from other devices like Wi-Fi networks, so proper frequency planning and channel selection are essential.
- Environmental Factors
- Weather, foliage, and physical obstructions can impact performance, making careful site surveys and proper alignment critical for optimal results.
- Frequency Range
Device Specification
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- 5G Band: 5.150GHz~5.850GHz
- 5G WIFI Protocol: 802.11 a / n /ac
- Maximum rate: 900Mbps
- Antenna: Integrated 25dBi dual polarization dish antenna
- 5G Tx Power: 802.11a
- 5G Receiving sensitivity: 802.11a
- 5G EVM: 802.11a_54M: ≤-25 dB;802.11n_MCS7: ≤-28 dB;802.11AC_MCS9:≤-32dB
- Frequency Deviation(ppm): ±20ppm
- Port (WAN): 1*10/100/1000M WAN, support 48V POE
- Port(LAN): 1*10/100/1000M LAN
- Power Supply: 802.3af,DC 12~24V
- Power Consumption: <10W
- Reset Button: Available [Press and hold button for 6-10 seconds to restore factory default configuration]
- Status LED Lights: SYS, WAN, LAN, 5G WIFI, signal*4
- Dimension: Width: 18.3 | Lenght: 10.2
- Weight: 15-pounds each
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to 70°C | Storage temperature: -40°C to 70°C | Humidity:5%~95%(No condensation)
- Weather Rating: IP65
- ESD: Air +/-8K,Contact +/-6K
- Surge Protection: Common-Mode: 4K,Differential-Mode: 2K
Got Application Customization Questions?
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Included Items & Accessories
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- 1 WB5ac-Dish
- Mounting Kit [POLE NOT INCLUDED]
- Power supply
- Installation Screws
- Installation instructions
Manufacturer Warranty
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- 1 Year System & Harware Limited Warranty
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