I ordered this to install it so that I could have a good connection to some wireless cameras over 100 feet away from my house that happen to be through some thick woods. This has been great and increased my speed to 100 Mbps from about 5 Mbps (if I got a lucky beam from my router).

This installed relatively easy. The instructions are pretty small but basically if you are using two units you put the one on your main router to A (switch on bottom) and the other one to B. Plug it into the provided POE plug in units (these are not waterproof) and then plug the LAN cable from the plug in unit into your router/switch.

I installed the remote unit onto another older wireless router that I have that I put into AP mode and it works great. I am getting over 90 Mbps down and 41 Mbps (that is the max upload for my main unit). There is some loss there as I get about 400 next to the router inside via wireless but I am just impressed that it is going through 100 feet of tree cover. I can't even see the other unit when I am next to either one.

There is only a short cord provided for I assume between the power POE switch and your router but I just ran my own CAT5/6 cable and put ends on it to the bridges themselves.

The manufacturer says these can go 4km and I am not sure about that but I know they can operate through thick growth for a short distance so I might get some more in the future to see how far they can go in the open.

Overall, these have been great for me. I can now watch my two wireless cameras on my main security unit without any glitches or pauses and can continue to get fast internet down by one of my barns. I highly recommend these.

Great communication from seller. Worked exactly as advertised, super fast setup.

The default setup is extremely simple. That was nice. If you want over 100mbps without adding a 1g POE switch, you have to use 2 network cables: one for POE in the 100mbps port, and the other for data in the 1g port. The POE adapter they provide is only 100mbps in both ports. I got it tuned to a max of 195mbps at this point. But that took some experimenting with channels, alignment and AP routers. I noticed that simple routers like an older Nighthawk were faster over the bridge than Mesh architecture routers. Also, using the default setup, I could not get a guest network to route over the bridge.

Overall these are pretty cool. Simple, cheap and reasonably fast. I'll see how weatherproof they are as the winter progresses.

Turn on the units and they sync up and start working.

I'm using this to connect the internet to my detached garage for smarthome items.

Works great with clear line of sight as a wireless bridge and a good price too!