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) to 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 - 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)
Ethernet cables
Weatherproof point-to-point bridge
Internet connection
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.