If it isn't possible to run Ethernet cabling or fiber from a location that has Internet connectivity to a location that doesn't, a wireless point-to-point could be used to bridge the connection. Wireless bridges have the ability to range from short distances (30 meters) or even long distances as far as 100 km.
Concept:
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Ideal conditions:
Direct line of sight between both wireless bridges
Low wireless RF interference
Throughput that meets the bandwidth consumption & uplink requirements
Equipment list:
Power (required) - for remote deployments that don't have a power outlet available, a solar panel, generator, or a PoE owl could be used
802.3af or 802.3at PoE switches or injectors (802.3at is required for the PoE heater to function on outdoor Verkada cameras) (required)
Ethernet cables (required)
Weather proof point-to-point bridge (required)
Internet connection (required)
It's strongly recommended to test all equipment for a few days to ensure everything is working as originally planned. There are usually unexpected variables that you will run into such as a wireless bridge not providing enough throughput or packet loss due to RF interference.
If you still have further questions regarding your deployment after reading this article, please contact Verkada Sales.