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General| Model | Cel-Fi GO X |
|---|---|
| Type | Cellular Signal Booster |
| Category | Extender |
| Max Gain | 100 dB |
| Installation | Indoor/Outdoor |
| Frequency Bands | 700 MHz, 850 MHz, 1900 MHz |
| Coverage Area | Up to 15, 000 sq ft |
| Network Compatibility | 4G LTE |
| Connector Type | N-Type |
| Compatibility | Carrier-specific models available |
| Regulatory | FCC |
Lists the main Cel-Fi GO X amplifier and the outdoor directional antenna included in the kit.
Details the types of indoor antennas, cables, and signal splitters provided depending on the kit purchased.
Identifies miscellaneous components such as SMA pigtails, AC power adapter, and surge protector.
Defines what constitutes a 'usable' signal for the GO X installation, emphasizing call and data reliability.
Outlines the compatible cellular carriers, signal types (3G/LTE), and frequency bands for the GO X.
Explains how signal bars are displayed and why they are not the sole indicator of cellular performance.
Details Signal to Interference Plus Noise Ratio (SINR) and its impact on download speeds and system performance.
Explains Reference Signal Received Power (RSRP) and its significance for signal strength and coverage area.
Describes frequency bands used by cell carriers, their bandwidth, and how they affect data rates and penetration.
Offers solutions for common issues when pairing the Wave app with the GO X via Bluetooth.
Explains the meaning of the solid and blinking light patterns on the GO X unit indicating its status.
Details the sequence of activity light changes during the GO X device's startup process.
Instructions for setting up the GO X unit to function as a signal meter for antenna placement.
Guidance on utilizing the Wave app's 'Antenna Position Test' feature for optimal location finding.
Provides recommendations for the best location and direction to aim the outdoor antenna for maximum signal.
Information on panel antennas, their directional broadcast pattern, and recommended placement within a building.
Details on dome antennas, their omnidirectional broadcast pattern, and installation requirements for coverage.
Explains the importance of separation between indoor and outdoor antennas to prevent oscillation and improve gain.
Instructions on how to use the Wave app to monitor and ensure adequate antenna separation percentage.
Step-by-step guide on how to assemble the J-mount and securely attach the outdoor antenna to it.
Guidance on installing the lightning surge protector and proper grounding techniques for safety.
Recommendations for protecting outdoor cable connections using weather-resistant tape to prevent issues.
How to manage and test different cellular bands in the Wave app to optimize data rates.
