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Options for mounting the Inside Antenna horizontally, vertically, or on a desktop.
Point the Outside Antenna towards the nearest cell tower and ensure 50ft horizontal/20ft vertical separation.
Alternative mounting method for the Outside Antenna on the fascia of a roof.
Rotate the Outside Antenna in 1/8 turns, unplug/re-plug booster to observe signal level.
Compare signal strength readings before and after booster installation using dBm values.
Troubleshooting steps for solid red or blinking green/red lights, often caused by oscillation.
Troubleshooting steps for solid yellow or blinking green/yellow lights, often caused by overload.
The weBoost Home MultiRoom is a cell signal booster designed to enhance cellular reception within a home or building. This system works by capturing existing outside cellular signals, amplifying them, and then rebroadcasting the stronger signal indoors, providing improved voice quality, faster data speeds, and fewer dropped calls.
The core function of the Home MultiRoom is to improve cellular signal strength for multiple users and devices within a designated indoor area. It consists of three main components: an Outside Antenna, a Booster unit, and an Inside Antenna.
Outside Antenna: This antenna is mounted outdoors, typically on a pole or the side of a roof, and is responsible for capturing existing cellular signals from nearby cell towers. Its directional design allows it to be pointed towards the strongest signal source, optimizing its ability to receive weak signals. The greater the separation between the Outside and Inside Antennas, the better the overall performance of the booster system.
Booster Unit: The central processing unit of the system, the booster receives the signal from the Outside Antenna via a coaxial cable. It then amplifies these weak signals across various frequency bands (3G/1x and 4G/LTE) to a usable level. The booster also manages potential issues like oscillation (feedback loops) and overload from strong cell tower signals through built-in safety features, automatically adjusting its gain or shutting off problematic bands to prevent interference with the cellular network. The booster unit should be placed at least 24 inches away from the Inside Antenna to ensure optimal performance and prevent feedback.
Inside Antenna: This antenna is placed indoors where signal improvement is desired. It receives the amplified signal from the booster and broadcasts it throughout the coverage area. The Inside Antenna can be mounted horizontally, vertically, or placed on a desktop, offering flexibility in placement to best suit the user's needs.
The Home MultiRoom is designed for a "soft" installation process, allowing users to find optimal antenna locations before permanent mounting.
The Home MultiRoom is designed for minimal maintenance once installed and optimized.
The weBoost Home MultiRoom aims to provide a reliable and effective solution for improving cellular signal coverage within homes, ensuring a better communication experience for its users.
| Max Gain | 65 dB |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 470144 |
| Coverage | Up to 5, 000 sq ft |
| Indoor Antenna | Panel Antenna |
| Power Source | AC Power Adapter |
| Frequency Band | 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 1700 MHz, 1900 MHz |
| Impedance | 50 Ohm |
| Power Supply | AC 110-240V |
| Connectors | SMA |
| Downlink Power | 12 dBm |
| Power | 12V DC |
| Bands Supported | 4G LTE, 3G, 2G |
| Outdoor Antenna | Yagi |
| Compatible Carriers | AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint |
| Dimensions (Indoor Antenna) | 8 x 6 x 1.5 inches |
| Cable Length | 30 ft |











