Compounds, estates, and small campuses often have a barn, gate, shop, or second building that is expensive to trench. A clean PtP link is usually the right answer — if the path is actually clear, the mounts are rigid, and the network on each end is ready for the traffic.
We design the link, the enclosure, and the handoff onto your LAN. Frequency choice, dish vs. integrated radio, grounding, and surge are specified. If the path is not viable, we say so before you spend money.
Path before product
Fresnel, trees, roofs, and future construction. A link that only works in winter is not a link.
Mounts and power
Mast stiffness, enclosure placement, DC plant, and grounding are part of the design — not day-of improvisation.
Handoff that behaves
The radios are the easy part. VLANs, throughput expectations, and failover notes are written into the package.
What you leave with
- Path assessment and radio recommendation
- Mounting and aiming notes
- Power, grounding, and enclosure spec
- LAN handoff and throughput expectations
Ready-to-ship basic PtP enclosures are listed under Products when stock is available.