TP-Link 5GHz N300 Long Range Outdoor CPE for PtP and PtMP Transmission | Point to Point Wireless Bridge | 13dBi, 15km+ | Passive PoE Powered w/Free PoE Injector | Pharos Control (CPE510) White

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Exceptionally good product. Connected farmers house receiving 4G internet to AI milking parlor 400 yards away. Very easy install, alignment and setup. Highly recommend.

I purchased the CPE510 to provide high bandwidth internet to our neighborhood HOA 4k security cameras for live stream and playback. The devices are only separated by a quarter of a mile distance in the southeastern USA, but the wireless setup is not true line of site due to interfering trees. 3 months in, I could not be happier with the outcome for such an affordable price. In terms of environment, I am in a heavy foliage and humid area, but the trees, leaves, and rainy weather do not seem to interfere with performance. I also low-profiled both transmit and receive antennas by camouflage painting with a non-metal base paint resulting in no negative wireless impact (pictures attached). The configuration software assumes intermediate technical knowledge. I configured a few things manually since I wanted no DHCP clients and only MAC allowed devices on the network since the receiver is installed in a public area. Using the built in tool, I completed an area wireless scan to ensure my frequencies would not fight neighboring devices. In this process, the Pharos config allowed me to choose only “A” transmission as opposed to “N” which I thought might be beneficial. I experienced negative impact after making this change from random wireless disconnects so I reverted to default N wireless settings and problems disappeared. For speed comparison, my hardwired POE are generally the same speed as I’m receiving when using the CPE510 – that’s between 300 & 400 kbps on low bandwidth and 4,000 to 4,500 kbps on high bandwidth. I tweaked Pharos a lot using Google Chrome on Windows 11 to get what I call proper custom settings which is a great feature of this device. The end result is exactly what I hoped and wireless speeds are just as responsive as our other hardwired POE cameras. The Pharos software seems glitchy sometimes and says changes must be saved many minutes after making the change. I made a habit of saving changes then rebooting to ensure my config was saved properly. The control panel allows a configuration export for safe long-term keeping. For reference, all network cabling I used is CAT6 outdoor shielded with gig switches in between. I have had no reason to interact with TP Link support so I have no feedback for long-term support of this product other than reviewing their website for firmware changes, but I definitely recommend the device considering its moderate price and detailed configuration abilities.

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I got my CPE-510 system set up today as an Access Point to a Client (2 CPE-510 units configured as client and acess point) to link two houses on one 20 MBps Internet service. Distance between the two houses was only 0.2 miles, well within the distance ratings of these units but i believe line of sight is most significant, not actual distance. I was worried about configuring the two units but the more complete manuals you can download from the TP-Link site, as opposed to what is in the box helped. Key was configuring each of the two devices connected to a laptop. Used a laptop with Tp-link’s Pharos software connected to the network (access point) using an ethernet cable, not wireless and a fixed IP address as outlined in manual. Client was just connected to the laptop using an ethernet cable also. Result? After about 3 hours of working on it, rock solid 18 MBps in seasonal secondary house on a 20 MBps service in main house. Very pleased.