Ruijie RG-AIRMETRO460G 1 GE Port CPE with 15 km Range

The Ruijie RG-AIRMETRO460G is a wireless customer premises equipment unit for extending a network link over long distances. It combines a wireless radio with a single Gigabit Ethernet port, allowing a site to connect to a wireless network and then share that connection with local wired equipment.
Wireless CPE units like this one are often used where running fibre or copper cable is slow, expensive or impossible. Instead of trenching cable across a field or between buildings, the link is made over the air, and the CPE delivers the connection to the local network on the customer side.
Key Features
- One Gigabit Ethernet (1 GE) port for wired connection to a local device or switch
- Rated range of up to 15 km
- Wireless rate listed as 867 NBTS
- Designed for customer-side deployment in a wireless network
- Part of the Ruijie wireless networking product range
Specifications Overview
- Model: RG-AIRMETRO460G
- Brand: Ruijie
- Ethernet interfaces: 1 x GE (Gigabit Ethernet)
- Maximum range: 15 km
- Wireless rate: 867 NBTS
Typical Uses
The RG-AIRMETRO460G suits a range of wireless deployments, including:
- Connecting remote buildings or outdoor sites to a central network
- Providing internet or data access to farms, industrial estates and rural areas
- Creating backhaul links between network segments
- Serving as a wireless uplink for cameras, sensors or other networked equipment
- Extending coverage for businesses and service providers
Installation Considerations
Before installing, confirm the line of sight, antenna alignment and mounting arrangement suitable for the site. Verify that the CPE matches the base station or access point it will connect to, and review power supply and environmental requirements in the official Ruijie documentation. Proper planning helps achieve reliable performance over the full distance.
Why Choose This Unit
For organisations needing a dependable long-range wireless link with a Gigabit wired output, the RG-AIRMETRO460G offers a straightforward way to bring network access to hard-to-reach locations.







