About this item

• • • • Components:
        • External Antenna: Placed outside the building to capture the weak signal.
        • Amplifier/Booster Unit: Takes the weak signal and amplifies it.
        • Internal Antenna: Broadcasts the amplified signal inside the building.
      • Installation:
        • The external antenna is installed in a location where it can receive the best possible signal, typically on the roof.
        • A cable connects the external antenna to the amplifier unit, which is usually placed indoors.
        • The internal antenna then broadcasts the boosted signal within a specified coverage area.
      • Amplification:
        • The booster unit amplifies the incoming signal, increasing its strength.
        • This amplified signal is then transmitted through the internal antenna, providing better reception for mobile devices within its range.
      • Coverage Area:
        • The coverage area of a mobile network booster depends on the strength of the external signal and the power of the booster.
        • Boosters come in various sizes and capacities to cover different areas, ranging from small homes to large buildings.
      • Benefits:
        • Improved Call Quality: Boosters can enhance voice call quality by providing a stronger and more stable connection.
        • Faster Data Speeds: A stronger signal also translates to faster data speeds for internet browsing, video streaming, and other data-intensive activities.
        • Extended Battery Life: Mobile phones consume less battery when the signal strength is strong, as they don’t need to work as hard to maintain a connection.