UeeVii 2-Pack Universal Wireless Bridge Bracket Mount

About This

• 2 installation methods: This wireless bridge bracket mount can be installed on a pole or wall-mounted. Choose what fits your site needs that you can quickly adapt the mount to your project needs without extra tools or complexity, saving time and effort on deployment.
• 150-degree adjustment: The rod of the wireless bridge bracket mount can be adjusted up and down by 150°. After you install the CPE, adjust the angle of the rod to receive signals of different strengths.
• Firmness: The wireless bridge pole mount is designed with non-slip gears. After adjusting the angle of the rod, only need to twist it lightly, and the rod will be firmly fixed. This pole mount is equipped with 2 hoops to firmly fix the mount on the rod. For stability, the maximum recommended load is 10 lbs per bracket.
• Waterproof: The surface of this pole mount is painted, and the top is equipped with a waterproof cap, which gives this bracket mount a good waterproof performance. It’s very suitable for outdoor use that is engineered to perform reliably in rain, snow, and sun.
• Wide application: This wireless bracket mount can be applied to all Ueevii wireless bridges. And for its length and firmness, the pole mount is also suitable for most wireless bridges on the market, some APs can also use it

Overview

• Color : White
• Brand : UeeVii
• Material : Metal, Stainless Steel
• Item dimensions L x W x H : 7.87 x 1.38 x 9.84 inches
• UeeVii with a simple mission: Share the same network with your garage, barn, neighbors, shop. As an emerging brand, UeeVii tries to find its own foothold in network products.
• It is equivalent to a network cable, transmitting network signals via wireless way.It uses wireless communication technology to transmit network data using air as a medium to carry out long-distance point-to-point or point-to-multipoint interconnection.
• Extend the network to another building, can also extend your monitoring range.
• Point-to-point extension of the network to your barn, garage, shop, etc.
• Point-to-point extension of backyard monitoring range
• I mounted mine to a 1.5” pole and then to a weatherproof box which was screwed to the side of my house and RV garage.
• Installation Instructions for extending the signal from one point to another. I needed Wi-Fi in my RV garage which is about 150’ from my house. I was only getting 1 bar (if that) from my house Wi-Fi. It is unknown how the one on the RV garage will hold up in the Idaho summer. It faces south so it will get heated a lot.
• Just imagine these as an invisible ethernet cable. I bought a set to get wifi to my brother's barn which is 77 yards from his house according to his golf range finder.
• I configured a wireless router I had laying around as an access point and plugged that into the receiver antenna. What that does in effect is give multiple devices access to the receiver antenna/internet. We're streaming just fine in the barn with this unit.
• What is the UeeVii brand? UeeVii with a simple mission: Share the same network with your garage, barn, neighbors, shop. As an emerging brand, UeeVii tries to find its own foothold in network products. What is a wireless bridge? It is equivalent to a network cable, transmitting network signals via wireless way.It uses wireless communication technology to transmit network data using air as a medium to carry out long-distance point-to-point or point-to-multipoint interconnection. What can a wireless bridge do? Extend the network to another building, can also extend your monitoring range.
• Workshop Network Solution Point-to-point extension of the network to your barn, garage, shop, etc.
• Security Monitoring Extend Point-to-point extension of backyard monitoring range
• Point to Multipoint
• I mounted mine to a 1.5” pole and then to a weatherproof box which was screwed to the side of my house and RV garage. Installation Instructions for extending the signal from one point to another. I needed Wi-Fi in my RV garage which is about 150’ from my house. I was only getting 1 bar (if that) from my house Wi-Fi. It is unknown how the one on the RV garage will hold up in the Idaho summer. It faces south so it will get heated a lot.
• Just imagine these as an invisible ethernet cable. I bought a set to get wifi to my brother's barn which is 77 yards from his house according to his golf range finder. I configured a wireless router I had laying around as an access point and plugged that into the receiver antenna. What that does in effect is give multiple devices access to the receiver antenna/internet. We're streaming just fine in the barn with this unit.