Lysora CPE3-P 5 GHz Outdoor Wireless Bridge with 13 dBi Built-in Antenna When you need to get network connectivity across distance, the real concern usually is not just range. It is whether the link will stay stable enough for cameras, remote devices, or building-to-building traffic without turning into a constant troubleshooting project. The Lysora CPE3-P is built for exactly that kind of job, with up to 3 km (1.86 miles) of bridge distance, a 13 dBi directional antenna, 867 Mbps on 5 GHz, and outdoor-ready IP55 protection. So instead of wondering whether your wireless backhaul can hold up, you get a purpose-built bridge designed to make long-range connectivity feel far more predictable. It also gives you the flexibility buyers usually care about most: Base Station and CPE modes, 3 x 10/100BASE-T ports, TDMA support, and both web and cloud management. That means you are not just buying a bridge for today’s install. You are choosing a model that can be easier to deploy, easier to manage, and easier to scale when your site grows. Why Buyers Choose This Model Up to 3 km (1.86 miles) bridge distance — helps you extend connectivity between buildings, gates, poles, or remote areas without the cost and hassle of trenching cable. 13 dBi built-in directional antenna — gives you a more focused signal for long-distance links, which helps improve stability where a general-purpose device would struggle. 867 Mbps wireless data rate on 5 GHz — gives you more bandwidth headroom for surveillance traffic, bridge backhaul, and remote network devices. TDMA support — helps improve efficiency in one-to-many deployments, which matters when you need a cleaner, more reliable wireless link in busy outdoor environments. Base Station and CPE working modes — gives you flexibility to build point-to-point or point-to-multipoint links without needing a different product for each role. Supports up to 5 root bridge connections — helps smaller PTMP deployments stay organized and practical for real-world remote connectivity jobs. 3 x 10/100BASE-T ports — gives you more wired connectivity at the remote side, which can make it easier to support multiple devices from one bridge location. PoE input and conditional PoE output support — helps simplify installation and, under supported power conditions, can also power connected devices to reduce extra cabling. IP55 weather resistance — gives you more confidence in outdoor deployments where dust, moisture, and changing weather can damage less capable hardware. Operating temperature from –30°C to +55°C — helps the bridge keep working in harsher outdoor conditions where temperature swings are a real concern. Antenna alignment and spectrum scan tools — help you get the link dialed in faster, which can save time during setup and reduce guesswork on site. Cloud management, web management, SNMP, and SSH — give you better visibility and control, so you spend less time driving to the site just to check or adjust the bridge. Self-organizing network support for up to 200 devices — gives you room to grow without feeling boxed in as your deployment expands. Camera deployment guidance built into the datasheet — makes planning easier by showing recommended camera counts at different distances instead of leaving you to estimate performance on your own. NDAA compliant with FCC, IC, and cTUVus certifications — adds peace of mind for buyers who need a bridge that fits more structured purchasing or compliance requirements. What This Helps You Avoid Most long-range network problems do not start with a dramatic failure. They start with smaller frustrations: a camera feed that drops at the wrong time, a remote building that feels unreliable, a bridge that was supposed to save time but ends up creating service calls, alignment headaches, and questions about whether the hardware was really built for the job. Over time, that turns into lost confidence, wasted labor, and the uncomfortable feeling that every weather change or traffic spike could become your next problem. The CPE3-P is designed to help you get out of that cycle. Its long-range 5 GHz bridge design, directional 13 dBi antenna, TDMA capability, outdoor IP55 housing, and setup tools like antenna alignment and spectrum scan all work together to make the connection more purposeful and easier to manage. So instead of piecing together a workaround, you get a bridge that is built to carry traffic over distance with clearer expectations and better day-to-day usability. And when your install also needs flexibility, the value becomes even clearer. With Base Station and CPE modes, multiple Ethernet ports, cloud and web management, and included power accessories, you can move faster from planning to deployment and spend less time worrying about whether the link can support the devices on the other end. Key Product Details Product Type 5 GHz CPE with 13 dBi Built-in Antenna Coverage Area / Maximum Bridge Distance 3 km (1.86 miles) Wireless Data Rate 2.4 GHz: 300 Mbps / 5 GHz: 867 Mbps Ports 3 x 10/100BASE-T ports Mounting Type Wall / Pole Weather Resistance IP55 Power Method 12 V, 1 A DC power connector; Passive PoE injector (24 V, 0.6 A DC power adapter) Working Modes Base Station / CPE Management Web management, Cloud management, SNMP, SSH
