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TP-Link Omada Flex Bridge 5 - 5GHz 867Mbps Outdoor Wireless Bridge up to 5km with 2x PoE Out
TP-Link Omada Flex Bridge 5: a 5 GHz outdoor wireless bridge that links buildings up to 5 km apart and powers cameras at the far end from two PoE out ports. One unit; a link needs two.
- ✓5 GHz 802.11ac, up to 867 Mbps
- ✓Up to 5 km point-to-point, 17 dBi directional antennas
- ✓3 × Gigabit ports, 2 with PoE out
- ✓Role and DIP switch pairing, no software needed
- ✓IP66, 6 kV surge protection, −40 °C to 70 °C
- ✓54V PoE adapter and wall/pole kit included

Network the next building.
Up to 5 km, no trench, two PoE outs.
The Flex Bridge 5 links two sites over 5 GHz at up to 867 Mbps, then powers the cameras or access point at the far end from its own PoE out ports.
In one sentence: the Flex Bridge 5 is a TP-Link Omada 5 GHz 867 Mbps outdoor wireless bridge with 17 dBi directional antennas, up to 5 km point-to-point range, three Gigabit ports with two PoE outs, role and DIP switch pairing and an IP66 housing.
One bridge. A wireless link needs two.
This listing is one Flex Bridge 5. Put one at each end of the link, or connect it to another Flex Bridge or a Sector Bridge 5 that is already up. Two units in one order: see the Flex Bridge 5 2-Pack.
- Flex Bridge 5
- 54V passive PoE adapter (indoor, dry locations only)
- Power cord
- Wall and pole mounting kit with ball joint and two hose clamps
- Installation guide
- A second Flex Bridge 5 (or a Sector Bridge 5) at the other end
- Outdoor-rated Cat5e or Cat6 cable from the bridge to the indoor PoE adapter or switch
- Clear line of sight between the two bridges
- A pole or wall at each end to mount on
Fibre-like links without the trench.
Two 17 dBi dual-polarised directional antennas inside the housing focus a 40° beam at the other end, carrying 2×2 802.11ac at up to 867 Mbps over as much as 5 km. Set one unit to Main AP and the other to Client AP with the role switch, give both the same DIP switch code, and they pair on their own, usually within two minutes.

PoE out
Power the cameras at the far end.
One PoE in port powers the bridge. The two PoE out ports deliver 10 W on one port or 5 W each when both are used, enough for IP cameras on the same pole. PoE out works when the bridge runs from the included 54V passive PoE adapter or an 802.3at switch.

Outdoors
IP66, 6 kV and −40 °C to 70 °C.
The sealed IP66 housing and 6 kV surge protection on the Ethernet ports suit rooftops, sheds and poles. It runs from −40 °C to 70 °C at 10 to 90% humidity, non-condensing. Earth the grounding terminal and use shielded cable for the best lightning protection.

Under the cover
Three Gigabit ports and two switches.
Under the waterproof sliding cover: 12V DC input, three Gigabit RJ45 ports (one PoE in, two PoE out), the role switch, a four-position pairing code switch, the reset button and the grounding terminal. Four signal LEDs on the side show alignment on the client end.
How it goes in
From two boxes to one network.
01
Set the switches
Set one bridge to M (Main AP) and the other to C (Client AP). Set the same four-digit pairing code on both DIP switches.
02
Mount each end
Fix each bridge to a wall or pole with the included kit and point them at each other. The ball joint makes fine adjustment easy.
03
Power it up
Run outdoor Cat5e or Cat6 to the PoE in port, powered from the included 54V adapter indoors or an 802.3at PoE switch. 12V DC also works.
04
Align and connect
Watch the signal LEDs or the Omada app alignment screen while you fine-tune, run a speed test, then plug in the cameras or switch at the far end.
At a glance
Flex Bridge 5
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Wireless
5 GHz IEEE 802.11a/n/ac, 2×2 MIMO, up to 867 Mbps
Range
Up to 5 km point-to-point
Multipoint
Up to 8 Flex Bridges per link; up to 32 when connected to a Sector Bridge 5 hub
Antennas
2 × 17 dBi internal dual-polarised directional; beam 40° horizontal, 18° vertical
Channel width
20, 40 or 80 MHz
Ports
3 × Gigabit RJ45: 1 PoE in, 2 PoE out
PoE out
10 W on one port, or 5 W on each of two ports (needs 54V passive PoE or 802.3at input)
Power in
802.3at or 802.3af PoE, 24V passive PoE, 54V passive PoE adapter (included), or 12V DC 1A
Power draw
Max 12 W on DC; 14.82 W on PoE without PoE out, 26.06 W with PoE out
Pairing
Role switch (Main AP or Client AP) and four-position pairing code DIP switch
Indicators
System LED, 3 LAN LEDs, 4 signal strength LEDs
Management
Omada app (standalone, no internet needed), Omada Controller or Essential V6.2 and above, Omada Central cloud, web UI, SSH, SNMP v1/v2c/v3
Alignment tools
Antenna alignment and speed test in the Omada app
Protection
IP66; Ethernet surge ±6 kV; ESD ±8 kV air, ±4 kV contact
Operating range
−40 °C to 70 °C, 10 to 90% humidity non-condensing, up to 2000 m altitude
Size and weight
214.2 × 119.8 × 50.8 mm, 0.59 kg (mounting unit 0.113 kg)
Mounting
Wall and pole kits included, with ball joint
2.4 GHz radio
Device management only

214.2 × 119.8 × 50.8 mm, 0.59 kg. Units inch (mm).
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What else the link needs
Other end
A second Flex Bridge 5
A link is always two bridges. The 2-Pack gives you both in one order, or add this one to an existing Flex Bridge or Sector Bridge 5 network.
Cabling
Outdoor Cat5e or Cat6
UV-rated cable from each bridge down to the PoE adapter or switch inside. Shielded cable with the grounding terminal earthed gives the best surge protection.
Cameras
PoE IP cameras
Up to two at the far end, powered from the bridge: 10 W on one port, or 5 W each on two. Larger sites need a PoE switch at the far end.
Management
Omada controller (optional)
The Omada app sets it up on site with no internet. Add an Omada hardware, software or cloud controller to watch every bridge from anywhere.
Where it is used
Where a 5 km bridge earns its keep.
Office to warehouse
Put the second building on the same network without trenching across a car park or road.
Farms and rural properties
Reach sheds, pump stations and second houses from the homestead connection.
CCTV on a far pole
Feed and power cameras at a gate, yard or boundary from the bridge's PoE out ports.
Construction sites
Link site offices and cameras to the main connection, then move the bridges to the next job.
Business parks and campuses
Connect buildings, sports grounds and gatehouses, with up to 8 bridges on one link.
Resorts and caravan parks
Carry the network to remote cabins, amenities blocks and boom gates.
Flex Bridge 5 single or 2-Pack
| Flex Bridge 5 (this listing) | Flex Bridge 5 2-Pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Bridges | 1 | 2 |
| Makes a link on its own | No, needs a second bridge | Yes, a complete point-to-point link |
| 54V passive PoE adapters | 1 | 2 |
| Mounting kits | 1 | 2 |
| Specifications per bridge | 5 GHz 867 Mbps, up to 5 km, 2 PoE out, IP66 | 5 GHz 867 Mbps, up to 5 km, 2 PoE out, IP66 |
Same Flex Bridge 5 in both listings. The 2-Pack is two retail boxes supplied together by InFront Technologies.
Common questions
Do I need two of these?
Yes, for a new link. A wireless bridge always works in pairs or groups: one Main AP and one or more Client APs. Buy the 2-Pack for a new link, or this single unit to add to an existing Flex Bridge or Sector Bridge 5 network.
How far can it reach?
Up to 5 km point-to-point with clear line of sight. Trees, buildings and hills in the path cut the range and speed, so check the path before you buy.
How fast is the link?
The 5 GHz radio has a maximum physical rate of 867 Mbps (2×2 802.11ac at 80 MHz). Real throughput is lower and depends on distance, alignment and interference. The Omada app has a speed test to check it.
Can it power cameras?
Yes. Two of the three Gigabit ports are PoE out: 10 W on one port, or 5 W on each when both are used. PoE out only works when the bridge is powered by the included 54V passive PoE adapter or an 802.3at switch, not on 12V DC, 24V passive or 802.3af.
How do the two bridges pair?
With switches, no software needed. Set one to M (Main AP) and the other to C (Client AP), give both the same four-digit pairing code on the DIP switches, and power them up. They usually connect within two minutes.
Can one bridge talk to several others?
Yes. Flex Bridges work point-to-multipoint, with up to 8 on one link. Connected to a Sector Bridge 5 hub, up to 32 Flex Bridges can share one centre point.
How is it powered?
From the included 54V passive PoE adapter, an 802.3at or 802.3af PoE switch, 24V passive PoE, or 12V DC at 1A. The adapter is for dry indoor locations only. The DC input also suits a solar setup.
Does it need the internet or a controller?
No. The Omada app sets it up on site in standalone mode with no internet. An Omada hardware, software or cloud controller is optional and adds remote monitoring and email alerts.
How do I aim it?
Point the bridges at each other with the ball joint, then fine-tune while watching the four signal LEDs on the client end or the real-time signal strength in the Omada app. The beam is 40° wide and 18° high.
Is it weatherproof?
Yes. The housing is rated IP66, the Ethernet ports have 6 kV surge protection, and it runs from −40 °C to 70 °C. Close the waterproof sliding cover over the ports after cabling.
What comes in the box?
One Flex Bridge 5, a 54V passive PoE adapter, a power cord, a wall and pole mounting kit with ball joint and hose clamps, and an installation guide.
Can phones and laptops connect to it?
It is built for bridge links, not Wi-Fi coverage. The 2.4 GHz radio is for device management only. Put an access point or switch at the far end for users.
Supported by InFront Technologies.
Help planning a link, checking line of sight or choosing cameras for the far end: call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected]. The datasheet is on the Attachments tab.
Installation and safety
Low voltage at the bridge. The bridge runs on PoE or 12V DC. The 54V passive PoE adapter plugs into mains and must stay indoors in a dry place. A new power point needs a licensed electrician.
Cabling. Concealed or building data cabling is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler. Use outdoor-rated cable outside.
Lightning and earthing. Earth the grounding terminal and use shielded cable. Surge protection depends on proper earthing and installation.
Working at height. Roof and pole mounting is work at height. Follow your state's work health and safety rules.
What it does not do. No Wi-Fi coverage for phones or laptops, no mesh or repeater mode, and no PoE out when powered from 12V DC, 24V passive PoE or 802.3af.
Figures. From TP-Link's Flex Bridge 5 datasheet V1.0 (16 Oct 2026) and the Omada product page. Range and speed are lab figures and vary on site.
- Dimensions
- 214.2 x 119.8 x 50.8 mm
- Mobile App
- Omada app
- Power Supply
- 802.3at/af PoE, 24V passive PoE, 54V passive PoE adapter (included), 12V DC
- Weight
- 0.59 kg
- Frequency
- 5 GHz (2.4 GHz for management only)
- Operating temperature
- -40 °C to 70 °C
- Power Consumption
- Max 26.06 W with PoE out (12 W on DC)
- Ports
- 3 x Gigabit RJ45 (1 PoE in, 2 PoE out)
- Brand
- TP-Link
- IP Rating
- IP66
- Wireless Standard
- IEEE 802.11a/n/ac (5 GHz)
- PoE
- PoE out: 10 W on one port or 5 W on each of two
- Surge Protection
- 6 kV on Ethernet ports
- Button
- Reset, role switch, 4-position pairing DIP switch
- LED Indicator
- System, 3 x LAN, 4 x signal strength
- Management
- Omada app standalone, Omada Controller, Omada Central cloud, web, SSH, SNMP
- Transmission Distance
- Up to 5 km
- Mounting
- Wall and pole, ball joint included
- Antenna Gain
- 2 x 17 dBi directional, dual-polarised
- Package Contents
- Flex Bridge 5, 54V passive PoE adapter, power cord, mounting kit, installation guide
- Product Type
- Outdoor Wireless Bridge
- Product Family
- Omada
- Model
- Flex Bridge 5
- Pack Quantity
- 1





























































