HiLook by Hikvision WB-0FC-2N/O Outdoor 2.4GHz Wireless Bridge / CPE (up to 1km, 300Mbps)

The HiLook by Hikvision WB-0FC-2N/O is a professional-grade outdoor 2.4GHz wireless bridge (CPE) for linking IP cameras across a site without cabling — ideal for gates, outbuildings and car parks where running Ethernet isn’t practical. Below is the full feature set and technical specification — buy at trade prices from Zenith Security Co with fast UK delivery.

Key Features

• Up to 1km wireless link distance (line of sight)
• 300Mbps throughput with 2×2 MIMO, 7dBi antenna, 802.11n
• Point-to-point: up to 8× 2MP cameras at up to 40Mbps
• Point-to-multipoint: up to 4× 2MP cameras (1-to-4)
• 2 × 100Mbps RJ45 ports · 12VDC or passive PoE
• Managed via Web, iVMS-4200 or HCP

Manufacturer Description

Outdoor 2.4GHz wireless bridge CPE; max distance 1km; 2×2 MIMO antenna with 300Mbps throughput; 7dBi gain; 802.11n; horizontal angle 35°; 2 × 100Mbps RJ45 ports; supports 12VDC or passive PoE; supports Web, iVMS-4200 & HCP. Point-to-point: up to 8-ch IPC (2MP) at up to 1km & 40Mbps. Point-to-multipoint: up to 4-ch IPC (2MP) at up to 1km & 20Mbps within 35° ± 5° (1-to-4).

Who is the WB-0FC-2N/O for?

An outdoor wireless bridge for getting a camera network across a gap you can’t cable — from a house to a detached garage, across a yard to a barn, between two buildings on a site, or down a long drive to a gate camera. Sold as a single unit; use two, one at each end, pointed at each other, and they behave like an invisible network cable of up to 1km with clear line of sight. The far end then feeds a PoE switch or camera as normal. It is the professional answer where domestic Wi-Fi cameras would drop out. Pair with a small PoE switch such as the NS-0106P-35 at the remote end to power the cameras.

What you’ll need with it

• Two units for a point-to-point link (one is the transmitter, one the receiver).
• Clear line of sight between them and a pole or wall mount at each end.
• PoE or power at each end (a PoE injector or the supplied adapter), and a network cable to the switch or NVR.

Frequently asked questions

Is one enough?

No — a link needs a unit at each end. Buy two.

Will it work through trees or walls?

Range falls sharply without line of sight. Mount high enough to see between the two positions.

How many cameras can it carry?

At 300Mbps, a dozen 4MP cameras comfortably; a few 4K cameras easily.

Further reading: Which HiLook NVR do I need?

Technical Specification

Supplied and supported by Zenith Security Co, a UK trade distributor of HiLook and Hikvision networking and CCTV. Order online for fast UK dispatch.