Point-to-Point WiFi and outdoor coverage
Two directional radios carry your internet from the house to a shed, pump house, or yard up to about 6 miles away by line of sight, and an outdoor access point turns it into WiFi for phones, cameras, and equipment at the far end. For bigger places, outdoor access points mesh together to cover the whole property.
Guide revised October 2026. Questions or a step that does not match your unit? Call (385) 534-8200.
- Point-to-point link
- Up to about 6 miles line of sight; up to 450+ Mbps; 5 GHz; encrypted; outdoor rated; powered over Ethernet
- Outdoor access point
- Coverage up to about 1,460 ft radius in open space; up to 1,167 Mbps dual-band (2.4 + 5 GHz); weather resistant
- Mesh access points
- About 460 ft radius each in open space; connect to each other to cover a property
- Supports
- Phones, tablets, cameras, and WiFi devices
- Pricing
- Point-to-point kit priced on request; mesh systems quoted per property
Point-to-point connection

- Range: up to about 6 miles with clear line of sight between the two radios.
- Speed: up to 450+ Mbps throughput.
- Frequency: 5 GHz, for a reliable link with little interference.
- Secure: an encrypted wireless connection.
- Outdoor rated for farm conditions, and powered over Ethernet, so one cable carries data and power to each radio.
Outdoor access point
- Coverage: up to about 1,460 ft radius in open space.
- Speed: up to 1,167 Mbps, dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.
- Weather resistant, designed for outdoor mounting.
- Serves phones, tablets, cameras, and other WiFi devices at the far end.
What is in the kit



WiFi mesh for a whole property

Outdoor access points can connect to each other to form a mesh, each covering up to about 460 ft radius in open space, with the same dual-band speed and weather resistance. Tell us the buildings and the areas you want covered and we will quote the layout.
Stuck on a step, or not sure which sensor fits your site? Call or text and a person who has installed these will answer.
Related Meterra pages
- Farm Security System: cameras are the usual reason a yard needs WiFi
- Water Softener Salt Sensor: the one Meterra sensor that runs on home WiFi instead of cellular
- SCADA integration: linking a remote site back to a plant network
Warranty, returns and shipping for every Meterra device are on the Shipping & Returns page.