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Grandstream High-Performance 5GHz AX2400 Wireless Bridge 5km PtP/PtMP Dual GbE - GWN7302

Grandstream GWN7302 5GHz wireless bridge, front view

GWN7302 angled front view of the white outdoor housing

GWN7302 rear view with the wall and pole mounting plate

GWN7302 rear angle showing the signal strength LEDs on the side

GWN7302 port cover open, 24V DC, PoE in and PoE out ports

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Grandstream High-Performance 5GHz AX2400 Wireless Bridge 5km PtP/PtMP Dual GbE - GWN7302

Name: Grandstream High-Performance 5GHz AX2400 Wireless Bridge 5km PtP/PtMP Dual GbE - GWN7302
Brand: Grandstream
SKU: GR-GWN7302
Price: 144.31 AUD
Availability: InStock

SKU GR-GWN7302 In stock

$144.31 inc GST

Grandstream GWN7302: an IP66 outdoor 5 GHz Wi-Fi 6 bridge that links buildings up to 5 km apart, point to point or to up to 4 remote units. Sold as one unit.

✓5 GHz 802.11ax, 2×2:2 MIMO with TDMA, up to 2.4 Gbps
✓Up to 5 km; PtP or PtMP to 4 remote units
✓13.5 dBi internal antennas, 30° beam
✓Gigabit PoE in and PoE out (up to 25 W)
✓PoE 802.3af/at or 24 V DC power
✓IP66, −30 °C to 60 °C, wall or pole mount

Grandstream GWN7302 white outdoor 5 GHz wireless bridge, angled front view

Grandstream · GWN Series · Fixed Wireless Bridge

Link buildings up to 5 km apart.
5 GHz Wi-Fi 6, no trenching.

The GWN7302 is an outdoor point-to-point and point-to-multipoint bridge: 5 GHz 802.11ax with 2x2:2 MIMO and TDMA, up to 2.4 Gbps, two Gigabit ports with PoE in and PoE out, and an IP66 housing.

In one sentence: the Grandstream GWN7302 is an IP66 outdoor 5 GHz Wi-Fi 6 fixed wireless bridge with 2x2:2 MIMO, 13.5 dBi antennas, up to 2.4 Gbps and 5 km, PtP or PtMP to 4 remote units, and Gigabit PoE in and PoE out ports.

One bridge per listing. A link needs at least two.

This listing is one GWN7302. A point-to-point link needs two, and a point-to-multipoint link needs one at the centre plus one at each remote spot (up to 4).

In the box

GWN7302 PtP/PtMP fixed wireless bridge
Mounting kits for wall or pole
Quick start guide

You also need

A second GWN7302 for the other end of the link
An 802.3af/at PoE switch port or injector, or a 24 V DC supply
Outdoor-rated Cat5e or Cat6 cable at each end
A clear view between the two ends

Network where cable can't go.

Two 13.5 dBi antennas with a 30° beam and TDMA scheduling keep a 5 GHz link steady over up to 5 km. Press the pairing button to join the units, then use the signal-strength LEDs and the alignment tool to aim them. NET2 can power a camera or access point at the far end.

Front

Directional antennas inside.

Two internal 5 GHz antennas, 13.5 dBi each, with a 30° horizontal and vertical beam. 5150–5850 MHz with 20 to 160 MHz channels, up to 26 dBm transmit power and 2402 Mbps on 802.11ax.

Grandstream GWN7302 rear angle with the mounting plate and the signal strength LEDs on the side

Back

Wall or pole, LEDs to aim by.

The mounting kits for a wall or pole come in the box. The LEDs on the side show signal strength and port status while you line the two ends up. 180 × 102 × 38 mm and 412 g, rated IP66.

Ports

PoE in, PoE out, 24 V DC.

Under the cover: a 24 V DC terminal (16–48 V), NET1 Gigabit with PoE in, NET2 Gigabit with PoE out, and the reset and pairing button. PoE out gives up to 13 W on PoE+ input or up to 25 W on 24 V DC.

How it goes in

From two poles to one network.

Pair the units

Power both GWN7302s on the bench and press the pairing button, or pair them in the web interface.

Mount each end

Fix the included kits to a wall or pole at each site, pointing at each other with a clear view.

Connect power and data

Cable NET1 to a PoE switch or injector at each end, or wire 24 V DC. Use NET2 to power a camera or access point.

Aim and test

Turn each unit until the signal LEDs peak, then confirm with the antenna alignment and link test tools.

At a glance

GWN7302

Show specs

Type

Fixed wireless bridge, point to point or point to multipoint (1 to 4)

Wi-Fi standard

IEEE 802.11 a/n/ac/ax, 5 GHz only, TDMA

MIMO

2×2:2 on 5 GHz

Wireless speed

802.11ax up to 2402 Mbps (2.4 Gbps aggregate)

Frequency band

5150–5850 MHz; 20, 40, 80 and 160 MHz channels

Antennas

2 internal, 13.5 dBi; beamwidth 30° horizontal and vertical

Max transmit power

26 dBm (varies by country)

Range

Up to 5 km, depending on the site

Network ports

NET1: Gigabit RJ45, PoE in; NET2: Gigabit RJ45, PoE out

Power input

PoE 802.3af/at, or +24 V DC (16–48 V)

PoE output

Up to 13 W with PoE+ input; up to 25 W with 24 V DC 2 A input

Power use

Max 13 W

LEDs and buttons

1 tri-colour status, 3 signal strength, 2 port LEDs; reset and pairing button

Security

WPA2-PSK, WPA3-PSK

Tools

One-key and web pairing, link test, antenna alignment, spectrum analyser

Network

Static or DHCP IPv4, VLAN; QoS 802.11e/WMM, 802.1p, 802.1Q, TOS

Management

Local web, GWN App, GWN Manager, GDMS Networking via SSH tunnel; TR-069, SNMP

Weatherproofing

IP66-level

Mounting

Wall or pole, kits included

Size and weight

180 × 102 × 38 mm; 412 g

Operating range

−30 °C to 60 °C; humidity 5% to 95% non-condensing

Compliance

FCC, CE, RCM, IC

Pair it with

What a link needs besides this bridge

Other end

A second GWN7302

Every link needs a unit at each end. For point to multipoint, one at the centre and one at each of up to 4 remote spots.

Power

PoE or 24 V DC

An 802.3af/at PoE port or injector on NET1, or a 24 V DC supply on the terminal. Use 24 V DC 2 A to get the full 25 W PoE out.

Cabling

Outdoor-rated cable

UV-stable Cat5e or Cat6 at each end, within the usual 100 m Ethernet limit.

At the far end

A camera or access point

NET2 can power a PoE camera or Grandstream access point at the remote site, so no power pack is needed there.

Where it is used

Where a 5 km wireless bridge fits.

Factories

Join a separate workshop or store to the main office network.

Construction sites

Get the site office online without trenching cable across the site.

Car parks

Carry camera and payment terminal traffic back to the main building.

Farms

Link the house to sheds and dams, and power a camera at the far end.

CCTV backhaul

Bring remote cameras back to the recorder, up to 4 sites on one centre unit.

Parks and scenic sites

Kiosks, gates and lookouts where cable runs are impractical.

Point to point or point to multipoint

	Point to point (PtP)	Point to multipoint (PtMP)
GWN7302 units needed	2	1 at the centre plus 1 per remote spot
Remote spots	1	Up to 4
Wireless capacity	Up to 2.4 Gbps for the one link	Up to 2.4 Gbps shared by the remote units
Range	Up to 5 km, site dependent	Up to 5 km, site dependent
Pairing	One-key or web pairing	One-key or web pairing
Typical job	Two buildings, one link	A main building feeding several sheds or camera poles

Both modes from Grandstream's GWN7302 datasheet (8.2025 v1). The GWN7302 is the only bridge on that datasheet.

Common questions

Do I need two GWN7302s?

Yes. A bridge link needs a unit at each end. This listing is one GWN7302, so order two for a point-to-point link.

How far can it link?

Grandstream quotes up to 5 km. The two ends need a clear view of each other; trees, hills and buildings in the way shorten the link.

How fast is the link?

802.11ax at up to 2402 Mbps (2.4 Gbps aggregate) on 5 GHz. Real throughput depends on distance, interference and the channel width you choose.

How many remote sites can one unit serve?

In point-to-multipoint mode, one centre unit links to up to 4 remote GWN7302s.

How is it powered?

From an 802.3af/at PoE port on NET1, or from 24 V DC (16–48 V) on the terminal. It uses up to 13 W. No power supply or injector is listed in the box.

Can it power a camera at the far end?

Yes. NET2 is a PoE out port: up to 13 W when the bridge runs on PoE+, or up to 25 W when it runs on 24 V DC 2 A.

How do I aim the two ends?

Use the 3 signal-strength LEDs while you turn each unit, then fine-tune with the antenna alignment and link test tools in the web interface.

Is it weatherproof?

Yes. It is IP66-rated and runs from −30 °C to 60 °C, so it can go on an exposed pole or wall.

Can phones and laptops connect to it?

No. It is a bridge, not an access point. It only broadcasts a management Wi-Fi for setup with the GWN App. Add an access point at the far end for users.

Can I manage it remotely?

Yes. Through GWN Manager, the GWN App, or GDMS Networking via SSH tunnelling, plus TR-069 and SNMP.

Does it use 2.4 GHz?

No. It works on 5 GHz only (5150–5850 MHz), with a 30° beam that keeps the link focused.

Who can install the cable?

Outdoor and concealed data cabling is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler. A new power point for a DC supply needs a licensed electrician.

Supported by InFront Technologies.

Help planning a link, checking the distance or powering a camera at the far end: call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected]. The datasheet is on the Attachments tab.

Installation and safety

Low-voltage device. Runs from PoE or 24 V DC (16–48 V), up to 13 W. A new power point for a DC supply needs a licensed electrician.

Cabling. Outdoor and concealed data cabling is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler. Use outdoor-rated cable and close the port cover.

Working at height. Pole and roof mounting needs safe access equipment and a solid fixing.

What it does not do. No user Wi-Fi access, no 2.4 GHz radio, and no link on its own: a second GWN7302 is needed.

Figures. From Grandstream's GWN7302 datasheet (8.2025 v1). Range and speed depend on the site.