A Point-to-Multipoint (PtMP) connection links one central device to multiple other devices or locations, allowing for broader data distribution.

Yes, PtP and PtMP wireless links typically require a clear line of sight (LoS) between the various points for optimal performance. This will ensure the radio waves travel with minimal obstruction and signal degradation. Clear line of sight will also allow higher data rates, lower latency and reduced interference. Understanding the specific environmental conditions and technological capabilities can help in designing effective and reliable wireless networks even in challenging scenarios.

PtP networks can achieve ranges up to several tens of kilometers, depending on the frequency and power used. PtMP network ranges are generally shorter, often a few kilometers, due to the need to maintain signal quality for multiple endpoints

- Conduct a site survey - Use mapping tools and software to plan the deployment - Consider the height of antennas and obstacles in the path - Regularly maintain and adjust equipment

Yes. Our radios support industry-standard encryption (e.g., WPA2/AES) and VLAN tagging, ensuring your data stays private and segmented across networks.