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 As demand for outdoor wireless coverage continues to grow, Mesh networking has become a key solution for industrial and enterprise deployments. This article presents a real-world field test of a Wallys Mesh network, focusing on long-distance wireless transmission, link stability, and throughput performance.


Mesh Network Test Background


To evaluate real-world performance, we set up a typical long-distance outdoor wireless test scenario, simulating industrial deployment conditions.

Test Environment

•Distance between nodes: ~1000 meters

•Scenario: Outdoor Line-of-Sight (LOS)

•Topology: Mesh network with dedicated backhaul link

This setup reflects common requirements in large-scale outdoor wireless deployments.

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Test Results: High Throughput and Stable Performance


During the test, the Wallys Mesh network delivered strong and consistent performance:

•Single-hop throughput: Up to ~400 Mbps

•Link stability: No significant fluctuation observed

•Consistency: Reliable results across multiple test runs

Even at a 1000-meter distance, the network maintained high throughput and stable connectivity, demonstrating its capability for long-range wireless communication.

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Technical Analysis: How Mesh Networking Delivers Performance

The strong performance is mainly driven by an optimized Mesh architecture:

1. Dedicated Backhaul Link

By separating node-to-node communication from client access traffic, the system:

•Reduces interference between links

•Prevents congestion-related performance drops

2. Efficient Link Planning

Optimized resource allocation ensures:

•Higher network efficiency

•More stable data transmission

3. Performance Close to Wireless Bridge (PTP)

At 1000 meters, the Mesh network achieves performance comparable to traditional Point-to-Point (PTP) wireless bridge solutions, while offering:

•Greater deployment flexibility

•Self-healing and automatic routing capabilities


Typical Use Cases

Wallys Mesh solutions are ideal for large-scale outdoor wireless deployments, including:

•Mining sites

•Oil & gas fields

•Smart campuses

•Ports and terminals

•Warehousing and logistics centers

•Agriculture and farms

•Industrial parks

These environments require reliable, scalable, and long-range wireless connectivity.


Why Choose a Mesh Network?

Compared to traditional wireless solutions, Mesh networking offers:

• Reduced cabling and deployment costs

• Self-organizing and self-optimizing network

• High scalability for large deployments

• Reliable performance in industrial environments


Conclusion

This field test demonstrates that the Wallys Mesh network can deliver up to 400 Mbps throughput over a 1000-meter distance, with excellent stability and consistency.

It combines near-PTP performance with the flexibility of Mesh networking, making it an ideal solution for industrial wireless communication and outdoor coverage.


Contact Us

If you're looking for solutions in long-range wireless communication, industrial Mesh networks, or outdoor wireless coverage, feel free to contact us for more details and deployment support.

sales@wallystech.com

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