Connect the places that matter
Bring a detached office, clubhouse, maintenance building, or other suitable location into the property network.
Separate buildings.
One connected network.
Connect another building, a remote camera location, or an outdoor area with a dedicated wireless link when running a new cable is impractical.
Let’s talk about your propertyYour network. Beyond one building.
Connect the places across your property with wireless links planned around the site.
Your network. Across your property.
An alternative to a new cable run
A wireless building link can avoid some of the disruption and expense of trenching or installing a long cable route.
Planned for your site
Clearwave evaluates the path, distance, mounting points, and network needs before recommending a link.
A connection with a clear purpose.
Bridge the gap between buildings
A pair of directional radios carries network traffic between suitable locations. The receiving end can then connect to the equipment needed in that building.
Extend Wi-Fi, phones, or cameras
The link provides the connection between locations. Local access points, switches, cameras, or phones are selected separately for what needs to work at each end.
Start with the path
Clear line of sight, obstructions, interference, power, and safe mounting locations all matter. We design around the conditions on your property and the capacity you need.
Made for places like yours.
Connect a leasing office to a clubhouse, extend service to a maintenance building, or reach a camera location across a parking area when the site conditions allow.
Tell us about your propertyA few good questions.
Do both buildings need their own internet service?
A suitable link can extend an existing network to another building. We assess the capacity and setup of the main connection as part of the design.
Does it need a clear line of sight?
A clear path between the radios is generally important. Trees, buildings, terrain, and other obstructions can limit what is practical. A site assessment establishes the options.
Will the link provide Wi-Fi for people nearby?
A building link connects network equipment between locations. Wi-Fi access points are normally used separately to provide coverage for people and their devices.
How far can the connection reach?
The practical distance and performance depend on the equipment, the path, interference, and the site. We recommend a design after reviewing those conditions rather than promising a single distance for every property.