Sometimes two buildings need to share a network and a cable between them is not practical. There may be a road in the way, the distance is too long, or digging would cost too much and take too long.
A wireless point-to-point link solves this. A small radio unit on each building talks directly to the other, and the two sites behave as if they were on the same network. GTECH surveys, installs and looks after these links across the UAE.
Abu Dhabi: GTECH IT Solutions. Phone +971 2 6353 931. Email gtechabd@gtechme.ae
Fujairah: GTECH Advanced Systems LLC. Phone +971 9 2244 626. Email gtechfuj@gtechme.ae
Dibba: GTECH Advanced Systems. Phone +971 9 2447 824. Email gtechdib@gtechme.ae
How a wireless link works
Two units, each mounted high on a wall or pole, face each other. They need a clear line between them, so we check the path for buildings, trees and other obstacles before choosing the equipment.
The link carries everything a normal cable would: office computers, phones, cameras and access control. Many links connect a remote building, a gate house, a yard or a camp to the main office.
Distance, weather and the number of devices on the link decide which equipment is right. We confirm the speed we expect after a site check, so you are not guessing.
A link can act as a backup too. If the main cable or line fails, a wireless link keeps the sites connected.
Who it suits
- Businesses with two or more buildings on one site
- Warehouses and yards far from the main office
- Construction sites and temporary offices
- Remote camera poles and gate houses
- Farms, camps and compounds
- Sites that need a backup connection
What we supply and install
- Link survey: A check of the path between the two points, including height and obstacles.
- Radio units: Weatherproof units chosen for the distance and the speed you need.
- Mounting and alignment: Brackets, poles and careful aiming for a stable link.
- Network connection: Cabling and equipment at both ends so the link joins your network.
- Lightning and surge protection: Protection for the units and the equipment behind them.
- Monitoring: Checks that show link quality and warn you when it drops.
How a project runs
- Path survey: We visit both ends, check the line between them and choose mounting spots.
- Proposal: You get the equipment, the expected speed and the price.
- Installation and alignment: We mount the units, aim them carefully and test the link under load.
- Handover and support: We hand over settings and records, and check the link during maintenance visits.
Frequently asked questions
Connect your sites
Tell us where the two points are. We will check the path and suggest a link.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far can a wireless link reach?
Links can cover anything from a few hundred metres to several kilometres, based on the equipment and a clear path. We confirm the distance for your case after the survey.
Does heat or dust affect the link?
Equipment is built for outdoor use. Heavy dust or humidity can change signal quality a little, and we plan some margin for it.
Is it as reliable as a cable?
A well-planned link is reliable for most office and camera uses. For critical sites, we can add a second link or a backup route.
Can I connect cameras at a remote pole?
Yes. This is a common use. We can add solar supply for poles that have no electricity.
Trusted Brands: Brands we work with for this solution: Huawei