Fluidmesh Networks, a worldwide leader in wireless systems for security, industrial, and mission-critical applications, is pleased to announce the introduction of its 5.1-5.8 GHZ POINT-TO-POINT KIT. Complete with two radios, two mounting brackets and two Power over Ethernet (PoE) injectors, the Fluidmesh PONTE-50 is designed to quickly and cost-effectively create simple wireless links. It provides up to 50 Mbps of real throughput up to two miles in Line of Sight (LOS). The radios operate on the 5 GHz band and use a 2x2 MIMO radio technology for maximum performances and reliability.

"We have designed PONTE to capture the entry-level wireless PTP market and offer integrators an intuitive and cost-effective solution for those simple wireless jobs where budget is limited," notes Cosimo Malesci EVP Sales & Marketing and Fluidmesh co-founder. "The product offers all the quality and technology that comes with all Fluidmesh radios, as well as live tech support by email or phone. We have packed into it our innovative Prodigy MPLS Protocol, our easy to use FM-Quadro Interface, and our world class customer support."

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