PiFi Long-Range Wi-Fi Bridge System 1.1 – Wireless Point-to-Point Solution for Sending Internet Between Buildings

It gives you reliable internet in a second building when regular Wi-Fi won’t reach. If your internet is in your house or office and you need Wi-Fi in a barn, shop, garage, or outbuilding, PiFi sends the signal wirelessly—no trenching or buried cable required.

Yes. The system ships preconfigured and pre-paired. You don’t need networking experience or special software. Mount the units, plug in the cables, and follow simple setup steps.

For best performance, yes. The outdoor units should be able to “see” each other with minimal obstructions. A few trees are usually okay, but buildings, hills, or dense tree lines can reduce range or speed.

PiFi is designed for long distances and works best in the 2,000 to 7,500 foot range (depending on kit, terrain, and installation). If you’re on the longer end or have tougher conditions, the 1.5-mile kit is usually the better choice.

Yes. The included indoor router creates everyday “home-style” Wi-Fi inside the second building for phones, tablets, TVs, computers, cameras, and more.

Yes. Along the directional path between buildings, you’ll also have 5 GHz Wi-Fi available outdoors within the system’s focused beam. This can be helpful for yards, equipment areas, or outdoor camera coverage along that line.

It depends. Many Wi-Fi cameras—especially older models—operate only on the 2.4 GHz band and have relatively low-power antennas. In most cases, they can transmit an uninterrupted video signal for up to about 150 feet. Wi-Fi cameras located within 150 feet of the access point on the remote end of the bridge will generally connect reliably. Cameras located farther than 150 feet may connect, but video reliability can be inconsistent. For best results, cameras connected by Ethernet to the access point or switch on the remote end of the bridge will transmit reliably back to the main house over the bridge.

Yes. The outdoor components are built for year-round use in rural environments and are designed to handle real-world outdoor conditions like rain, snow, heat, and cold.

It’s designed to be fast and stable, but real-world speed depends on distance, terrain, interference, installation quality, and your internet plan. Most customers get more than enough performance for streaming, work, and cameras.

In many cases, yes. Adding more buildings can require additional equipment depending on distance and layout. If expansion is in your plans, contact us and we’ll recommend the best path.

Basic tools like a ladder, drill, and wrench are usually enough. If you’re comfortable mounting a TV antenna or satellite dish, you can install PiFi. No IT experience required.

The kit includes the equipment needed to bridge two buildings plus an indoor Wi-Fi router for the remote building. You just need an active internet connection at your main building.

For most rural properties, yes. CAT6 cable will only carry a signal 300 feet, so any distance beyond 300 feet would require fiber-optic cables and special network switches. While a cable is feasible for distances under 300 feet, trenching and burying cable can be expensive and time-consuming. PiFi avoids digging while still providing a dependable link between buildings.

That’s common. If you can share the distance between buildings and a quick description of obstacles (trees, hills, buildings), we’ll help you pick the right option.

Every property is different. If the system doesn’t meet your needs, returns are accepted according to our return policy. We strongly recommend testing the system before permanently mounting hardware or routing cables so adjustments can be made if needed.

Yes. All included hardware is backed by a manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.

Yes. We provide U.S.-based support to help with setup guidance, basic troubleshooting, and general questions. PiFi is built to be simple—but we’re here if you want a hand.

Absolutely. We can help you with mounting tips, aiming guidance, and how to verify the connection. You don’t need to be an “IT person” to get this working.

No. Most customers install PiFi themselves with basic tools. Professional installation is optional, not required.

Yes—and we recommend it. Power up the system and verify performance before final mounting so you can make adjustments easily.

If anything arrives damaged or incomplete, contact us right away and we’ll work quickly to resolve it so your installation isn’t delayed.

In most cases, yes. PiFi works with common services like cable, fiber, DSL, fixed wireless, and Starlink—as long as you have an active internet connection at your main building.

No. This is a one-time equipment purchase. There are no monthly fees, licenses, or subscriptions required.

Because it removes the guesswork. PiFi kits are preconfigured, matched to work together, and supported by a real team—so you avoid compatibility issues and wasted time.