Cell Phone Booster for Home, Office, Building

Based on amount of square footage that requires cellular reception enhancement, a suitable bi-directional amplifier (BDA) system can help boost mobile coverage for voice and data - whether Apple iPhone, or Android smartphone, tablet computer or mobile hotspot device. The multiple ...Based on amount of square footage that requires cellular reception enhancement, a suitable bi-directional amplifier (BDA) system can help boost mobile coverage for voice and data - whether Apple iPhone, or Android smartphone, tablet computer or mobile hotspot device. The multiple choice drop-down menu provided above gives you the choice to select the best 3G, 4G, LTE, 5G-E wireless coverage boosting system to cover weak signal areas.

Coverage can range from 2,000 sq. ft. to 100,000 sq.

ft. depending upon the strength of signal outside, and the power of residential or commercial signal booster system chosen. Our options include best low budget low powered kits to high budget high power kits covering all signal attenuation scenarios.

Buy both and get better reception everywhere. Whether for personal or for work use, cellular boosters, amplifiers, repeaters or range extenders increase reception the same for houses, offices, retail stores, business warehouses or other types of commercial properties. When installed and used as recommended, they improve indoor cellular signal reception for multiple service provider networks including Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint - at the same time.

How do building cell phone signal boosters work? Cellular signal booster or amplifier kits consist of 3 main parts - Exterior antenna, signal amplifier, and interior antenna: An exterior building antenna transmits signals from nearest cell towers into the building via coaxial cable. The mobile signal amplifier amplifies or repeats those signals to multiply them many times over and then transmit them to interior building antenna(s) via coax cable(s). Finally, the in-building antenna(e) distribute the strong wireless signals to poor signal areas to enhance cellphone reception considerably to enable fast 3G, 4G LTE, 5GE Internet and clear mobile phone conversations.

An important note: Since signal boosters require existing signal outside which they use to amplify and distribute within a building using a distributed antenna system (DAS), the size of boosted coverage area provided indoors is dependent to a great extent by