Cell Boosting & Distribution

Cell boosting (or signal repeating) is a technology that captures a weak cellular signal from outside a structure or vehicle, significantly amplifies it, and rebroadcasts it into an area with poor reception. The system functions like a megaphone for your cellular service using three primary components: an outside antenna that detects the faint signal from a distant tower, an amplifier that boosts that signal’s power by a specific magnitude, and an inside antenna that distributes the strengthened signal to your devices. While these systems can dramatically improve data speeds, prevent dropped calls, and extend phone battery life, they rely on the "zero times zero" rule—meaning they require at least a trace amount of existing signal to work, as they cannot create connectivity in a completely dead zone.

Benefits of Cell Boosting

Signal & Data Speed

Often transforms an unusable "1 bar" LTE/5G connection into a usable connection for streaming and video telecommunication calls.

Communication

This technology will enable communications in spots never covered by cell service before.

Less Dropped Calls

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Safety Compliance

To comply with Enhanced 911 regulations, robust signal strength is essential for transmitting precise geolocation data to emergency personnel. This coverage is ensured through the deployment of Public Safety Bi-Directional Amplifiers (BDAs) and FirstNet-ready systems.

Improved Battery Life

Your phone works incredibly hard to find a signal in weak areas, draining the battery. A booster gives the phone a strong localized signal, allowing it to "relax" and save power.