Ruijie Reyee Wireless Bridges Point to Point (PTP)

Many businesses and homes face the same challenge, that is you need to connect two buildings or locations without running cables, but you're not sure which solution will actually work reliably in your environment.

Ruijie Reyee point-to-point (PTP) wireless bridges are designed for exactly this situation. Whether you're linking a warehouse to an office, a shed to a house, or two separate buildings on a campus, these bridges deliver stable, high-speed connectivity without the cost and disruption of trenching cables.

What are point-to-point wireless bridges?

A PTP wireless bridge creates a dedicated wireless link between two fixed locations. Unlike standard Wi-Fi, these bridges use directional antennas to focus the signal between two specific points, delivering faster speeds, lower interference, and longer range than conventional wireless networking.

Why choose Ruijie Reyee?

• High-throughput performance for video surveillance, VoIP, and data transfer
• Long-range connectivity suitable for distances up to several kilometres
• Simple setup with intuitive management software
• Weatherproof outdoor enclosures built for Australian conditions
• Competitive pricing without compromising on enterprise-grade reliability

Common applications

• Connecting CCTV cameras in remote locations back to a central NVR
• Linking separate buildings on a property or campus
• Extending network access to outbuildings, car parks, or warehouses
• Temporary or permanent network links where cabling is not practical

Frequently asked questions

How far can a Ruijie Reyee PTP bridge reach?
Range varies by model, but many units support links of 1 km or more in line-of-sight conditions. Check individual product specifications for exact figures.

Do I need line of sight?
Yes - PTP wireless bridges perform best with a clear line of sight between the two units. Obstructions such as trees or buildings will reduce range and throughput.

Can I use these for CCTV?
Absolutely. PTP bridges are a popular choice for extending CCTV networks to locations where running cable is not feasible.