850/800 MHz Cell Phone Signal Booster Repeater 63dB 8500 sq ft

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This is a brand new 800MHz (in some countries, people also call it 850MHz) cell phone signal booster kit, which can work in USA, and all other 800MHz network in the world. 8500 sq ft coverage area. Powerful enough to work for several indoor ceiling antennas.

Specifications:

• 63dB 850/800 MHz (824 - 849 MHz) band.
• Greatly reduces dropped calls, extends signal range, and increases data rates.
• Up to 8500 sq ft working range depending on the signal availability.
• Supports up to 3 indoor antennas.
• Uplink and downlink AGC (automatic gain control).
• LED indicators showing connection and working status.
• Designed for easy installation and simple to use.
• Solid aluminum casing.
• Frequency range: Uplink: 824 - 849 MHz; Downlink: 869 - 894 MHz
• Gain (±1dB): Uplink 63; downlink 65
• Output power: 14±1dBm
• Noise figure: ≤6dB
• Pass band ripple: <5dB
• Transmission delay: ≤0.5μs
• ALC range: ≥20dB
• Spurious emission: 9KHz-1GHz: ≤-36dBm/100KHz; 1GHz-12.75GHz: ≤-30dBm/1MHz
• VSWR: ≤1.8
• Inter-modulation: ≤-45dBc/3kHz
• I/O impedance: 50Ω
• Connector: N-Female
• Power supply: AC100～240V
• Size: 200 x 120 x 30mm
• US Cellular makes use of both 800 and 1900 MHz frequency signals. The following is a general list with help determining the frequency your carrier/phone uses:
• Cingular (AT&T): Both frequencies but primarily 1900MHz
• 800MHz and 1900MHz (includes 3G)
• Sprint: 1900MHz
• T-Mobile: 1900MHz
• Verizon: Voice Primarily 800MHz (CDMA) some 1900MHz in certain areas
• 1900MHz (most for High Speed Data)
• Further Reading:
• Verizon Wireless:
• Verizon makes use of both the 800 and 1900 MHz frequency band in their cellular network. To find the correct repeater for you, we provide some advice bellow.
• 800 MHz repeater Kits for Verizon Voice Coverage.
• 1900 MHz repeater Kits for Texas, Florida and Verizon EVDO service.
• Dualband Repeater Kits for both Voice and EVDO Data.
• AT&T:
• AT&T's complex network infrastructure utilizes both 800 and 1900 MHz frequencies. Therefore, the most simple solution is to opt for a dual band cellular repeater, which will always work with the AT&T Network.
• In most cases, AT&T uses the 800 MHz band for voice services.
• AT&T generally uses the 1900 MHz frequency band for its HSDPA/UMTS broadband data service (for both cell phones and broadband data cards).
• Alltel:
• Alltel utilizes both 800 and 1900 MHz signals within its cellular network.
• In many states (Arkansas, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Kansas, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Texas, North Dakota, Utah, Nebraska, Wyoming), Alltel uses 800 MHz frequency signals only.
• In other states, Alltel utilizes both 800 and 1900 MHz frequency bands in different areas. The same applies to their EVDO broadband data service. If you require a cellular repeater for one of these states we recommend you for a dual band repeater kit.
• US Cellular:
• US Cellular makes use of both 800 and 1900 MHz frequency signals. Therefore, in order to select a suitable repeater to improve the signal for the US Cellular network, you need to ascertain the frequency US Cellular employs in your area.
• 800 MHz Coverage:
• California: Eureka
• Indiana: Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Des Moines, Water Lou
• Maryland: Coverage Pending
• Missouri: St. Joseph, Columbia
• North Carolina: Asheville, Wilmington, Jacksonville
• Oregon: Medford
• Pennsylvania: Coverage Pending
• Tennessee: Knoxville
• Virginia: Roanoke, Charlottesville, Lynchburg
• Washington: Yakima, Richland
• West Virginia: Hagerstown, Cumberland
• Wisconsin: Sheboygan, Green Bay, Janesville, Racine, Kenosha, Madison, Milwaukee, Appleton
• 1900 MHz Coverage:
• Illinois: Normal, Chicago, Decatur, Peoria, Bloomington, Rockford, Kankakee, Springfield, Urbana, Champaign
• Indiana: Michigan City
• Oklahoma: Stillwater, Ponca City, Enid
• Nebraska: Omaha
• T-mobile:
• Standard network (voice calls, text messages, EDGE data)
• T-mobile utilizes the 1900 MHz frequency band for their entire network. 1900 MHz repeaters will therefore boost any T-mobile signal for use with mobile phones.
• Sprint PCS:
• Sprint PCS uses CDMA technology with a 1900 MHz frequency. This applies to both their voice coverage and their EVDO broadband service. In general, 1900 MHz (or dual band) repeaters can be used with the Sprint PCS network to improve cellular reception and EVDO coverage.
• Metro PCS:
• The Metro PCS uses the 1900 MHz frequency band everywhere, so all 1900 MHz single band repeaters that we sell are suitable for use with this network.
• Cricket:
• Cricket utilizes CDMA technology of 1900 MHz frequency in all the areas they operate. Any of the 1900 MHz frequency cellular repeaters we sell will amplify mobile phone signals from the Cricket network, and will improve both cell phone signal and the wireless cellular data cards service.
• The following website is a good resource that may help you identify the frequency being used in your area:
• www.cdg.org/worldwide/index.asp

Package Details:

1. 1 x Cell Phone Signal Booster
2. 1 x Power Adapter
3. 1 x User Manual