Outdoor Wireless CPEs

Indoor CPEs are designed for climate-controlled environments and typically offer shorter range, while outdoor CPEs feature rugged, weatherproof enclosures rated for temperature extremes, moisture, and UV exposure. Outdoor units also generally include higher-gain antennas and stronger radios to support long-distance, line-of-sight or near-line-of-sight wireless links.

Outdoor point-to-point CPE refers to two wireless radios installed at separate outdoor locations that establish a dedicated, direct wireless link between them. This configuration is commonly used to bridge networks, backhaul video, or connect remote sites over long distances without running physical fiber or cable.

Range varies by product and frequency band. For example, Intuicom's EB-X Industrial Radio achieves over 40 miles line-of-sight at 900 MHz, while Tarana-based broadband solutions deliver strong non-line-of-sight performance. Actual range depends on terrain, antenna height, obstructions, and local RF interference conditions.

Yes, industrial-grade outdoor CPEs typically include robust security features such as 128-bit and 256-bit AES encryption, SSH, and SNMP management protocols. These safeguards protect data transmitted over the wireless link, making them suitable for sensitive applications like SCADA, traffic management, and municipal infrastructure networks.

Outdoor wireless CPEs operate across a range of frequencies depending on the application, including licensed and unlicensed spectrum options. Intuicom's product line spans 900 MHz FHSS radios for long-range industrial links to Tarana-powered broadband solutions operating in unlicensed spectrum with gigabit-class performance.

Yes, solutions like Intuicom's Video Backhaul Wireless Solution are designed to integrate ATMS platforms and detection cameras into a unified, secure wireless network. This allows agencies to add wireless video backhaul and remote surveillance capabilities to existing or new traffic management deployments.