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Specifications shown are indicative and confirmed against actual supplier stock at quotation time — this listing is pending final supplier-confirmed detail.

Point-to-Point Wireless Link
On request

Point-to-Point Wireless Link

Wireless link connecting two sites without running physical cable between them.

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  • Connects two buildings/sites (e.g. warehouse to office) without trenching or cable runs
  • Line-of-sight wireless radio link, supplied and installed
  • Sized to distance and required bandwidth between sites

Overview

A wireless radio link connecting two sites — a warehouse to a main office, or two buildings on a campus — without the cost or disruption of trenching physical cable between them.

Key Features

  • Connects two buildings/sites (e.g. warehouse to office) without trenching or cable runs
  • Line-of-sight wireless radio link, supplied and installed
  • Sized to distance and required bandwidth between sites

Technical Specifications

Deployment
Two-site link (additional sites/links quoted separately)
Configuration
Radio model, distance range, and bandwidth tier confirmed at quotation based on a site survey

Applications

  • • Warehouse-to-office connectivity
  • • Multi-building campus/site networking
  • • Temporary or hard-to-cable site connections

Compatibility

Requires line-of-sight (or near line-of-sight) between the two locations. Share both site locations and approximate distance when enquiring — a site survey may be needed before final quotation.

Warranty

Manufacturer warranty terms confirmed at quotation.

Delivery Across Saudi Arabia

This item ships to Riyadh, Dammam, Khobar and other Saudi cities on request. Delivery timeline is confirmed at quotation based on sourcing lead time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need to visit both sites before quoting?
For most point-to-point links, yes — a short site survey confirms line-of-sight and the right equipment before we finalize a quote.
Is this faster to set up than running physical cable?
Usually, yes — especially across roads, property boundaries, or distances where trenching cable isn't practical. It's the standard alternative in those situations.