Wilson Pro 70 Plus Select 462127, 462227, or 462327 (50 Ohm)
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The Wilson Pro 70 Plus Select is a commercial in-building cell signal booster rated for buildings up to about 25,000 sq ft, with the potential to cover up to 50,000 sq ft. Its distinguishing feature over the standard Pro 70 and Pro 70 Plus is per-band adjustable gain, which helps when one carrier's tower is farther away than another's. It boosts 2G, 3G and 4G LTE voice and data on all major US carriers and is sold as 5G-ready. It suits small businesses and large homes in weak-signal areas; the trade-off is that it needs professional-grade installation and at least one bar of outside signal to work with.
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The Wilson Pro 70 Plus Select (50 Ohm) is a commercial cell phone signal booster for buildings up to 25,000 sq. ft. With multiple indoor antenna kits and a strong outside signal, coverage can reach up to 50,000 sq. ft. It boosts 2G voice, 3G voice and data, and 4G LTE voice and data on all U.S. carriers and frequency bands. It is approved by the FCC and designed, engineered and assembled in the USA.
Once registered with your provider, the booster picks up the signal from the nearest cell tower and amplifies it in your building. It gives up to 70 dB of gain, depending on the strength of the incoming signal. A weaker outside signal means less coverage.
Gain can be set automatically or manually for each band. This helps when the tower you need boosted is farther away than a network that needs no boost. Built-in software adjusts the booster to its environment. If the incoming signal rises up to 10 dB above standard, the booster shuts down and then restarts on its own when the signal falls. Uplink and downlink power meters and a graphical interface show signal statistics.
