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Two 5.8 GHz outdoor bridges with 14 dBi directional antennas extend a network up to 3 km using 24 V PoE or 12 V DC power
The BFKK CPE453 is a 5.8G outdoor wireless bridge sold as a matched pair. Each unit integrates a 14dBi directional antenna and a 100M Ethernet port for point-to-point or point-to-multipoint links up to 3 km. The kit targets installers who need to extend a network to a second building without trenching cable.
The IP65-rated enclosure protects the radio against rain, dust and temperature extremes for continuous outdoor operation. Power is supplied by an included 24V passive PoE injector, allowing the Ethernet cable to carry both data and power over runs of 50 to 70 metres. A 12V 1A DC input provides a local-power alternative when PoE is not convenient.
Two 24V PoE adapters and mounting hardware are bundled so both ends can be powered and secured immediately. The manufacturer highlights a digital-tube pairing function that links the two units without a computer, simplifying setup for installers without specialised networking training.
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Power both units with the 24V PoE adapters, aim the 14dBi directional antennas at each other, then press the digital-tube pairing button on each device; the units link automatically in point-to-point mode.
The bridge accepts 24V passive PoE over Ethernet up to 50-70 metres depending on cable quality, or a local 12V 1A DC supply if an outlet is nearby.
The 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port caps wired throughput at 100 Mbps, so extended transfers will be limited by that interface rather than the 5.8G wireless link.
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