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Point-to-Point & Point-to-Multipoint

Connecting Locations with High-Speed Wireless Links

Ligowave & Tachyon Solutions

Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint Technology

Point-to-Point (PtP) technology establishes a direct and exclusive connection between two locations, offering a highly reliable and fast link. This is an ideal choice for scenarios requiring dedicated bandwidth between two sites, such as inter-office connectivity or connecting remote facilities.

Point-to-Multipoint (PtMP) technology, in contrast, connects a central hub to multiple locations, enabling efficient distribution of connectivity. It is particularly well-suited for networks needing to support multiple endpoints, such as connecting several buildings or providing coverage to a larger area.

Frequency bands play a crucial role in performance:

5GHz Band: This band offers a balanced solution with good range and speed, making it ideal for setups up to 10km. It is versatile and widely supported, ensuring consistent performance in diverse conditions.

60GHz Band: This band operates in a virtually interference-free spectrum, delivering ultra-fast speeds and exceptional bandwidth. While its range is shorter, it is perfect for high-density and high-performance applications requiring rapid data transfer.


Recommended Products


Ligowave

Ligowave’s 5GHz-based solution supports both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint configurations. This makes it a versatile and cost-effective choice for creating stable connections between locations or distributing connectivity across distances of up to 10km.

Ligowave Solution


Tachyon Networks

Tachyon Networks leverages the 60GHz band to provide high-speed, interference-free connectivity. Its advanced capabilities support both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint setups, making it a powerful solution for applications requiring secure and rapid data transmission.

Tachyon Solution


Benefits of Wireless PtP and PtMP

Wireless PtP and PtMP technologies offer unmatched flexibility, allowing rapid deployment in diverse environments without the need for extensive cabling. These solutions provide reliable and high-performance connectivity, even in challenging conditions, while being scalable to accommodate growing network needs.


Why Choose Utility Networks?

With over two decades of expertise in wireless connectivity, Utility Networks offers tailored solutions to meet your unique requirements. Our product range balances performance and cost-effectiveness, ensuring reliable operations and customer satisfaction.

Our commitment to innovation keeps us at the forefront of the industry, and our dedicated support team ensures a seamless experience from deployment to maintenance. Contact us today to explore how we can optimize your network infrastructure.

Contact us at 01275 395118 or sales@utilitynetworks.co.uk to learn more about our solutions.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Point-to-Point Connection?

A Point-to-Point (PtP) connection links two specific devices directly, providing a dedicated and stable communication channel.

What is a Point-to-Multipoint Connection?

A Point-to-Multipoint (PtMP) connection links one central device to multiple other devices or locations, allowing for broader data distribution.

Do wireless links require clear line of sight?

Yes, PtP and PtMP wireless links typically require a clear line of sight (LoS) between the various points for optimal performance. This will ensure the radio waves travel with minimal obstruction and signal degradation. Clear line of sight will also allow higher data rates, lower latency and reduced interference. Understanding the specific environmental conditions and technological capabilities can help in designing effective and reliable wireless networks even in challenging scenarios.

What are the typical ranges for PtP/ PtMP links?

PtP networks can achieve ranges up to several tens of kilometers, depending on the frequency and power used. PtMP network ranges are generally shorter, often a few kilometers, due to the need to maintain signal quality for multiple endpoints

How do you ensure clear Line of Sight (LOS) for PTP/PTMP installations?

- Conduct a site survey - Use mapping tools and software to plan the deployment - Consider the height of antennas and obstacles in the path - Regularly maintain and adjust equipment

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