Ruijie Reyee Wireless Bridges Point to Multi Point (PTMP)

When you need to connect multiple locations back to a single central point - without running cables - a point-to-multi-point (PTMP) wireless bridge is the right solution. Whether you're linking several outbuildings to a main office, connecting multiple CCTV cameras across a large property, or extending network access to several remote areas from one hub, PTMP bridges are designed for exactly this challenge.

Ruijie Reyee PTMP wireless bridges deliver reliable, high-throughput connectivity from a single access point to multiple client units, making them a cost-effective alternative to running individual cable runs or deploying multiple separate PTP links.

What are point-to-multi-point wireless bridges?

A PTMP wireless bridge uses a central hub unit with a wide-angle or sector antenna to communicate with multiple remote client units simultaneously. This is ideal when you have one central location - such as a server room, main building, or NVR - that needs to connect to several distributed endpoints across a site.

Why choose Ruijie Reyee?

• Sector antenna coverage for connecting multiple remote units from a single hub
• High-throughput performance suitable for video surveillance, VoIP, and data transfer
• Scalable architecture - add more client units as your network grows
• Weatherproof outdoor enclosures built for Australian conditions
• Intuitive management software for straightforward setup and monitoring
• Competitive pricing without compromising on enterprise-grade reliability

Common applications

• Connecting multiple CCTV cameras or NVR locations back to a central recording system
• Linking several outbuildings, warehouses, or remote areas to a main office network
• Extending Wi-Fi or network access across large properties, farms, or campuses
• Temporary or permanent multi-site network links where cabling is not practical

Frequently asked questions

How many client units can connect to a single PTMP hub?
This varies by model. Check individual product specifications for the maximum number of simultaneous client connections supported.

Do I need line of sight for PTMP bridges?
Yes - like all wireless bridges, PTMP systems perform best with a clear line of sight between the hub and each client unit. Obstructions such as trees or buildings will reduce range and throughput.

What is the difference between PTP and PTMP?
A point-to-point (PTP) bridge connects exactly two locations. A point-to-multi-point (PTMP) bridge connects one central hub to multiple remote locations, making it more efficient when you need to reach several endpoints from a single site.

Can I use PTMP bridges for CCTV?
Absolutely. PTMP bridges are a popular choice for extending CCTV networks across large properties where running individual cable runs to each camera location is not feasible.