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The system is built around an outdoor antenna, repeater unit and indoor antenna. Performance depends on the signal available outside the building and the exact model's supported frequency bands.
The correct setup depends on your outdoor signal, building, network band and required coverage area.
Improve indoor signal availability where a usable outside signal already exists.
More consistent indoor connectivity can make browsing and online work easier.
Useful where walls and building structure weaken the mobile signal.
Outdoor and indoor antennas work with the repeater to distribute signal indoors.
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Repeater, antennas, cable and accessories.
Dedicated section for the main unit and accessories.
Dedicated section for the outdoor/indoor antenna explanation.
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A repeater needs an available source signal; it does not create a network signal from nothing.
The outdoor antenna receives the available cellular signal around the building.
The repeater processes and amplifies the received signal for its supported bands.
The indoor antenna distributes the improved signal throughout the target area.
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It receives an available cellular signal through an outdoor antenna, amplifies it and distributes the signal indoors through an indoor antenna.
That depends on the exact repeater model and supported frequency bands. Confirm compatibility before purchase.
Many systems can be installed with basic mounting and cable-routing knowledge. Correct antenna placement and separation are important.
Coverage depends on outdoor signal strength, building construction, antenna placement, gain and the exact model.
No. A normal repeater needs an available source signal at the outdoor antenna location.