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With this network router, enjoy an online happy time with your families at home

Works great from your house to your parent's home or other place, only need one set of CPE450 and one wifi router

Easily set up your monitoring system by installing a bridge in the area you want to monitor

The internet router is equipped with 1*2Gbps WAN input port and 3*1000Mbps LAN output ports, delivering a maximum of up to 1000Mbps wired speed to provide high-speed network access for your home or bridge setup

This wireless bridge boasts 2*100Mbps LAN ports, delivering a maximum wired speed of 100Mbps. Both LAN1 and LAN2 offer the flexibility to support non-standard 24V/48V, while LAN2 is also compatible with standard 48V, giving you versatile power supply options to suit your needs







You can use the router indoors, such as in your home, to enjoy WiFi signals. As for the wireless bridge outdoors, it can be utilized in various open outdoor environments, extending your network or surveillance capabilities over long distances

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.