Blueskysea
Blueskysea CPE450 5.8G 300Mbps Outdoor CPE 2-Pack
A 5.8 GHz outdoor wireless bridge pair delivering 300 Mbps point-to-point links up to 3 km with 14 dBi MIMO antennas and dual 10/100 LAN ports
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- Long-range 5.8 GHz link reaches 3 km barrier-free
- 300 Mbps throughput with 2×2 MIMO and 14 dBi antenna
- Dual 10/100 Mbps LAN ports for flexible wired connections
- AR9344 controller with 64 MB DDR2 and 8 MB flash
- Low power draw of 3 W with dynamic MIMO power saving
Outdoor 5.8G Wireless Bridge 2-Pack
The Blueskysea CPE450 is a pair of long-distance outdoor CPE units that use 5.8 GHz wireless transmission to link local area networks over air. Each unit integrates a 14 dBi high-gain 2×2 MIMO antenna and is powered through a supplied PoE adapter with two RJ45 ports. The kit supports point-to-point and point-to-multipoint modes with a clear-line-of-sight range of up to 3 km.
Installers bridging separate buildings
This kit suits installers who need a dedicated wireless bridge between two fixed locations such as a main house and a detached garage, workshop or camera pole. It is not for users who require a standard Wi-Fi access point for mobile devices, nor for deployments that need gigabit wired throughput or operation on frequency bands other than 4900–6100 MHz.
Dual 10/100 Mbps LAN ports
Each CPE provides two 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports for connecting wired devices or daisy-chaining additional equipment. The wired interface speed is the limiting factor for throughput, so networks demanding sustained rates above 100 Mbps should consider alternative hardware.
Highlights
- Long-range 5.8 GHz link reaches 3 km barrier-free
- 300 Mbps throughput with 2×2 MIMO and 14 dBi antenna
- Dual 10/100 Mbps LAN ports for flexible wired connections
- AR9344 controller with 64 MB DDR2 and 8 MB flash
- Low power draw of 3 W with dynamic MIMO power saving
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Questions about this item
What does the 300 Mbps figure mean for actual throughput on this link?
The 300 Mbps rate is the PHY layer maximum; real-world TCP/IP throughput will be lower due to protocol overhead, interference and the 10/100 Mbps wired ports capping wired-side traffic at 100 Mbps.
Which wireless standard and frequency band does the CPE450 use, and what practical limit does that impose?
It operates on IEEE 802.11 n in the 4900–6100 MHz range, so channel width and spectrum regulations limit usable bandwidth and maximum link distance.
What mounting or power provisions does each unit need for outdoor installation?
Each unit includes a 14 dBi integrated antenna and a PoE adapter, requiring only a single Ethernet cable for both data and power, plus a pole or wall bracket for the weatherproof housing.
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