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Antennas
UHF, Spread Spectrum & Cellular Antennas. -
Antenna Masts and Mounting Brackets
Antenna masts and building mounting brackets can be invaluable in raising antennas above obstructions to increase RF signal. Masts can be mounted on unistrut or attached to sides of buildings using BM1 building mounts. -
Cellular Amplifiers / Cellular Signal Booster for SCADA/M2M
Increase the usable signal range of cellular modems. Perfect for use in areas with poor signal. -
Telescopic Antenna Masts
Telescopic antenna masts can enable easy, rapid and safe deployment for both fixed and mobile applications. SCADALink TELE40 Masts can provide antenna height for Licensed, Unlicensed (900 Mhz), WiFi, Cellular, and Satellite communications applications. -
Cellular Amplifier for SCADA & M2M
The ClearRF Cellular Signal Booster is designed for Machine-to-Machine(M2M) applications. The Passive Bypass technology allows the amplifier to passively bypass itself and become merely a pass through cable. -
Antenna Cabling and Accessories
Providing a technical description of antenna cabling and accessories.
Overview
Wilson Cellular Amplifiers: Increase Cell Range and Download Speed
Cellular amplifiers are invaluable for improving cell range and increasing download speeds for cellular products. There are two types of cell amplifiers: the Inline Amplifier and the In-Building Amplifier.
Inline Amplifiers
Dual band in-line cellular amplifiers can be used with cellular modems to improve signal at remote sites and insure maximum upload and download speeds. Inline amplifiers are typically installed in between a cellular device and an external antenna, using cables directly connected to the antenna port of the cellular device. They are especially useful when installed in vehicles or at a remote site where a single cellular unit is installed.
In-Building Amplifiers
In-Building Cellular Amplifiers are used to improve cellular phone and cellular card receptions in buildings. Instead of using a direct connection, a cellular dome antenna is mounted within the building and picks up the signals of the cellular units used by the people within. There is no need to hook up an external wire! The signals received by the antenna in the building are then sent through a cable, through a cellular amplifier, and are pushed to a cellular antenna mounted outside the building.