Wilson Cell Phone Booster Installation

Poor cell phone reception heightens frustration and fear, especially during emergencies. Weather conditions, network traffic, and the distance from a reception tower can poorly impact your phone reception. Each day that passes without cell phone reception or with limited connectivity can cause additional stress on your business or on the happiness of your clients. With tenants' and employees' satisfaction crucial for business, are you prepared?

Our Wilson Cell Phone Booster Installations Include:

• Concrete Construction Buildings
• Warehouses
• Convention Centers
• Large Office Buildings
• Large Tenant Buildings
• Other Commercial Buildings

What Does a Cell Phone Booster Do?

A Wilson Cell Phone Booster is a device that enhances signal strength for better call quality and faster browsing and download speeds when installed. A typical cellular device booster has three main components: an internal antenna, an amplifier, and an external antenna. These three elements form a wireless system required to broadcast and amplify already-existing signals.

Wilson Cell Phone Boosters are known as repeaters to some because of how they work. The external antenna receives the cell tower's weak cellular signal, and the amplifier improves the signal. With the weak signal enhanced, the internal antenna rebroadcasts the strong signal to its surrounding areas. Cell signal boosters can cover between 2,500 square feet and 100,000 square feet with respect to your needs.

For a consistent signal transfer between the individual components of a cell phone booster, coax cables are used. This is because they can deliver signals at high frequencies over long distances efficiently.

There have been concerns about the legality of signal boosters because uncertified cellular signal boosters have been found to interfere with the overall network quality. However, the Wilson Cell Phone Booster is certified by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) in the United States. Therefore, you would not need to worry about your signal booster causing a negative impact on the overall signal quality of your cell phone network.

Do You Need a Wilson Cell Phone Booster?

How do you know if you need a Wilson Pro Booster? There are several ways to check if a Wilson Cell Phone Booster will improve your signal reception. You can begin by noting the times when network reception suddenly becomes poor.

Do calls suddenly drop when you walk into your building? Do you get delayed email and text delivery times only at the office? If your answer to all of these questions is "yes," then there is a high possibility that installing a Wilson Cell Phone Booster in your office or commercial property.

Alternatively, you can call a professional to compare the signal strength outside and within the building. The professional will evaluate the difference in signal strengths and the presence of signal-blocking materials around you. Based on their findings, they can suggest you install a Wilson Cell Phone Booster.

Where Are Wilson Cell Phone Boosters Most Commonly Used?

Signal boosters can be used in areas that need better cellular network reception and faster internet browsing speeds. This means that there is no restriction on where you can utilize them to enhance your communication. However, there are places where Wilson Cell Phone Boosters are more likely to be used than others, particularly large buildings with a tendency to have areas without signals or where consistent network coverage is needed.

Common places where you can find cell phone boosters are hotels, subways, airports, hospitals and offices.

Experiencing any of the following signs mentioned below confirms that you might require a Wilson Pro Booster. They are:

• Experiencing unequal signal strength within your office: You may find that signal strength is unequal at different points, maybe due to signal-blocking materials in that area of the house or increased distance from the cell tower.
• Getting bombarded with notifications, texts and emails: Have you noticed backdated messages and emails start trooping suddenly when you leave your office? This may mean that network reception within your office is too poor to support consistent communication.
• Clearer calls on stepping outside: Consistent poor call quality and sometimes failure, which improves when tenants and customers step outside, can result from a weak cellular signal in your building.

How are Wilson Cell Phone Boosters Installed?

Before cell phone boosters are installed, the location with the best outside signal is determined. This is the most critical step because signal boosters do not produce signals. They only amplify preexisting signals present. After a professional must have confirmed the area with the best signal reception, outdoor antenna installation is next.

The outside antenna is mounted on the highest possible platform (usually on the roof's edge) in the direction of the area of the best signal. The technician positions the antenna as needed while also considering the type of antenna. On complete installation of the outside antenna, a coaxial cable runs from the antenna into the building through areas determined by the owner.

The internal antenna is installed in the area with the most demands for connectivity. Coaxial cables from the antenna are connected to the amplifier. The outside antenna must be away from the internal's by at least 20 feet up in the air or by 50 feet of horizontal distance to prevent multiple interferences, oscillations and a possible shutdown.

Improve Your Business's Connectivity With KACE Communications

KACE Communications is a union, commercial contractor renowned for its quality installations and reliable customer service, ensuring customer satisfaction. Thanks to years of working with some of the region's most reputable corporations, our professionals are equipped with the best tools and skills to have your buildings and businesses operating with optimum connectivity. Contact us today for your Wilson Cell Phone Booster installations and experience premium service delivery at competitive pricing.