BFKK
BFKK CPE1201 5.8G 1000Mbps 16dBi Outdoor Wireless Bridge 2-Pack
A 5.8 GHz outdoor wireless bridge kit with 16 dBi high-gain antennas delivering up to 1 Gbps data rates and IP65-rated weather resistance for point-to-point links up to 3 km
- Gigabit wireless link up to 3 km with 16 dBi antenna
- Outdoor rated IP65 housing survives rain and dust
- Dual LAN ports give wired device flexibility
- Power over Ethernet simplifies single-cable installation
- Operates from -30 °C to 65 °C for harsh climates
Bridge kit for long-range outdoor links
This BFKK CPE1201 kit contains two 5.8 GHz wireless bridges rated at 1000 Mbps with 16 dBi antennas. The pair is built for point-to-point or point-to-multipoint connections up to 1.86 miles and includes PoE injectors. It suits installers linking remote buildings, cameras or networks where cabling is impractical.
Check PoE wiring and mounting points
Each unit needs a 24 V 1.0 A PoE supply delivered over its single 10/100 Mbps LAN port, so verify your cable run supports that voltage and current. The IP65 housings operate from -30 to 65 °C and require a pole or wall bracket not included in the pack. Ensure line-of-sight between the two nodes for the 3 km range.
LED display and mode options simplify setup
An on-board LED panel shows signal strength and lets you select AP, bridge or repeater modes without a PC. The bridges also run a DHCP server for attached devices such as IP cameras. PoE injectors are bundled, so no separate power bricks are needed at the remote ends.
Highlights
- Gigabit wireless link up to 3 km with 16 dBi antenna
- Outdoor rated IP65 housing survives rain and dust
- Dual LAN ports give wired device flexibility
- Power over Ethernet simplifies single-cable installation
- Operates from -30 °C to 65 °C for harsh climates
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 2-pack include and what extra items are needed to run the link?
The kit contains two CPE1201 units each with a built-in 16dBi antenna and two 24V 1.0A PoE injectors; only Ethernet cables for the LAN ports and mounting hardware are required separately.
The spec sheet lists many 11a and 11n rates — which one should I expect on a 3 km shot?
At the maximum 3 km range the link will negotiate the highest sustainable 11n rate; in clear line-of-sight this is typically 144.4 Mbps, dropping to lower MCS steps if signal degrades.
The headline says 1000 Mbps but the LAN ports are 10/100 Mbps — what throughput will I actually see?
The wireless radio can reach 1000 Mbps PHY rate, yet each unit's two 10/100 Mbps LAN ports cap wired throughput at 100 Mbps, so real-world TCP traffic will not exceed 100 Mbps.
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