Short-distance links · up to 500 m
Reyee RG-EST100-E
A compact, factory-paired bridge for nearby buildings and CCTV links.
- Up to 500 m recommended link distance
- 2.4 GHz wireless link
- Factory-paired set
Links between buildings
Point-to-Point Wireless Links
Connect the next building without running a cable between them. Explore Ruijie Reyee wireless bridges for offices, warehouses, farms and remote points. We assess the path and specify the radios, mounting, power and network connections needed at both ends.
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Ruijie Reyee wireless bridges
Bring your buildings onto one network.
From nearby offices to more distant buildings, choose a wireless bridge around the route and capacity you need. We assess the path, mounting and power before recommending the equipment.
Building-to-building links · up to 1 km
Reyee RG-EST310 V2
A pre-paired 5 GHz bridge for building-to-building and CCTV connections.
- Up to 1 km working distance
- 5 GHz wireless link
- Factory-paired set
CCTV & local links · up to 3 km
Reyee RG-EST330F-P
A 3 km bridge with three Ethernet ports and two PoE outputs for compatible equipment.
- Up to 3 km working distance
- 3 Ethernet ports; 2 PoE outputs
- Flexible DC and PoE power options
Longer local links · up to 5 km
Reyee RG-EST350 V2
A factory-paired 5 GHz bridge with Gigabit Ethernet for longer building and site links.
- Up to 5 km working distance
- 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports
- Factory-paired set
Flexible site links · up to 5 km
Reyee RG-EST350G
A 5 km bridge pair with three Gigabit ports and flexible power inputs.
- Up to 5 km working distance
- 3 Gigabit Ethernet ports
- DC, passive PoE or 802.3af/at input
Long-distance backhaul · up to 15 km
Reyee RG-AirMetro460G
A directional 5 GHz CPE for surveyed long-distance links, with a 23 dBi antenna.
- Up to 15 km PTP working distance
- 23 dBi directional antenna
- Gigabit Ethernet; IP65 enclosure
One network. Separate locations.
Extend the existing network to another building, camera point or work area through a suitable wireless bridge.
Choose the radio for the path
Reyee bridge options address different distances and installation environments. Clear line of sight, interference, mounting height and required capacity shape the recommendation.
Connect both ends properly
A bridge needs more than two radios. We plan the switch, power, access point or device connection at each end of the link.
What the service includes
From clear line of sight to a working link.
We review the wireless path and the network beyond it, then specify the hardware and installation needed to carry traffic between the locations.
- Site-path and line-of-sight assessment
- Ruijie Reyee bridge-model recommendations
- Radio mounting and power arrangements
- Network connections at each end of the link
- Alignment, configuration and connection checks
Getting started
Here’s how it works.
Identify both locations
Share the buildings or points you want to connect, approximate separation and any known obstructions along the route.
Assess the wireless path
We review mounting positions, line of sight, power and capacity requirements before selecting suitable bridge equipment.
Align and connect
We install and align the radios, configure the link and check the connected devices at each location.
Useful answers
A few things
you might ask.
Will a wireless bridge work through buildings or trees?+
Obstructions can weaken or prevent a link. A site assessment reviews line of sight, mounting height and the environment; we do not assume a clear path from distance alone.
Which Reyee bridge should I choose?+
The right model depends on the path, capacity requirement and installation conditions. We compare the featured Reyee options against those requirements before recommending equipment.
Can the link connect cameras or Wi-Fi in another building?+
Yes, where the bridge and wider network are suitable. Cameras, switches or access points connect at the remote end, with the power, cabling and network setup included in the design.
Bring it all together
Related services.
Discuss your installation
Bring the next
location onto your network.
Send the two locations and explain what needs to connect. We will assess the path and specify a suitable wireless link.