Keeping You Connected

Signal boosting is the process of amplifying incoming signals to achieve a stronger output signal at desired locations. Within cellular networks, these signals travel via radio waves from towers, forming the macro-network that provides coverage. Major carriers such as Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile operate this macro-network, delivering mobile service to users. Despite their management of the network, they often fail to address poor indoor signal quality, leaving users to find their own solutions.

To address these issues effectively, investing in a cellular signal booster tailored to your needs is crucial. These systems capture RF signals within specific carrier frequency ranges using a donor antenna array. Subsequently, signals are transmitted via coaxial cable to an amplifier where they undergo digitization or amplification. The enhanced signals are then distributed throughout a building using strategically placed indoor antennas, ensuring comprehensive coverage for devices within their operational range. Moreover, multiple antennas are strategically deployed to eliminate dead zones where signals from cell towers may not reach.