KuWFi Point to Point Wireless Long Range WiFi Bridge 2.4G 300Mbps Access Point Indoor/Outdoor (Pre-Program)

El producto funciona perfectamente a una distancia de 30 metros que es la distancia para que yo lo necesitaba , no tuve que entrar en el software para modificar algo , solo los puse para emparejamiento y fue muy fácil , en el que recibe la señal le conecté un módem y al momento tengo wifi 🛜 y excelente velocidad

This was truly easy to set up as a point to point bridge. The directions are in broken english but the set-up is simple enough to even make that not much of an issue. It comes already set out of the box for bridge use. You literally plug the cables In and point them generally in each other's direction. The H unit is the master. The C unit is the slave. The hard part of the process is configuring your new router on the slave end to be the same network as the host. I ended up with two distinct networks but it doesn't seem to matter because the wifi cameras we were primarily looking to get working in the barn (about 400' from the main house) are doing fine. I took me about 30min to Frankenstein the setup for a test run. For now I have it all just hanging loosely on both ends and will spend some time over the next couple weekends cleaning up the install, hiding the wires and properly mounting everything. And of course figuring out on YouTube University how this Network cloning thing is done. All In all.....it was easy and effective. Powerful too. My master unit is literally standing against an Interior wall inside the house and it's still getting to the barn with full signal. You'll need a router for the other end, 4 cables of sufficient length and a power outlet on each end. That's it. It syncs up automatically after they're connected for a few seconds. *Update* I've had these units running since March without any issues whatsoever. The inside unit is still shooting through two walls (see photo) to the receiver I've mounted on the outside of the barn (Red circle in the pic) because it working well and there doesn't seem to be any need to move it. I'm still very happy with these and am sticking with my positive recommendation.

Bought these as a Christmas gift to run some remote cameras to watch cattle. Setup was easy as it gets, yes the instructions are lacking and there's plenty of settings I don't understand the function of, but I plugged them in and did the pairing procedure in the quick start guide, that only involves holding a button on each unit, and everything else took care of itself. One thing I wasn't sure of when I purchased and couldn't find a 100% answer online was whether or not these broadcast a wireless signal. The answer is Yes, these broadcast their own wifi network, you can connect cameras via cable or wirelessly without the need for a router. Been in use for 2 weeks now so durability can't really be determined yet but I have high hopes.

Bueno

Great Value replacement for Ubiquiti. I have two pair of these radios. They are easy to use plug and play for those who are not tech savvy but they also have a full web GUI for those who are IT savvy. I was able to set the network setting the way I want them. I set these up to connect my detached garage to my main network. The radios do a great job sending the signal through a window and a wall as both radios are mounted indoors. I have IP cameras and I have no issues with my camera streams.