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Broadband, beamed across the farm.

One good connection at the house can feed the shed, the parlour, a rented cottage or a building miles away. All it takes is two small antennas and a clear line of sight between them, with nothing dug up.

A point-to-point link carries your broadband from the house to a shed, parlour, second house or cottage on the far side of the yard. Two antennas, one on each building, aligned to each other, full speed at the far end. No trenching, no cables and no second monthly bill.

How do you get broadband out to a shed?

The old options were digging a cable across the yard or paying for a second broadband connection at the far building. A point-to-point link beats both: one antenna on each building, aligned to each other, carrying your full speed wirelessly. Installed in a day, nothing dug up, nothing extra to pay monthly.

Every link includes:

  • Site survey and line-of-sight check
  • Antennas mounted and precisely aligned at both ends
  • Full broadband speed delivered at the far end
  • Weatherproof kit that handles Kerry conditions
  • Wi-Fi set up in the far building if you want it
  • Tested end to end before we leave

Who is a point-to-point link for?

Most farms we visit have decent broadband at the house, but the calving cameras need it out in the shed and the parlour computer needs it too, and one link covers both. The same goes for a granny flat, a holiday let beside the house or an Airbnb cabin, where guests expect proper Wi-Fi and a link gets it to them without a second subscription.

Common questions

With a clear line of sight, several kilometres is no bother. House to shed, house to a second property, or across a valley to an out-farm are all everyday jobs. The survey tells us exactly what your site can do.
A properly installed link carries your full broadband speed, so whatever you get at the house, you get at the far end. Dedicated point-to-point kit is a different thing to a Wi-Fi extender trying to push a signal through three walls.
The link needs line of sight, but there is usually a way: a higher mount, a pole, or bouncing the link off a third point. We survey first and tell you straight whether your site works and what it needs.
Cameras in the calving shed, Wi-Fi in the parlour, broadband in a rented house or Airbnb, an office in the yard, or coverage for machinery sheds. Anywhere you want internet without paying for a second connection.

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