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mobile signal booster box HiBoost Home 10K Smart Link

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Description

mobile signal booster box HiBoost Home 10K Smart LinkHiBoost Home 10k SL is another good quality Home SL series cellular amplifier offering from HiBoost. This Home 10K Smart Link (F15G5SBTW HSL12652) is a powerful cell phone signal booster offering a maximum gain of 65 decibel and an impressive square footage coverage area of as much as 10,000. Supporting 5G E, 4G LTE, 3G, and 2G signals, this Home 10,000 sq. ft. cellular amplifier allows for remote troubleshooting and monitoring when used in

HiBoost Home 10k SL is another good quality Home SL series cellular amplifier offering from HiBoost. This Home 10K Smart Link (F15G5SBTW / HSL12652) is a powerful cell phone signal booster offering a maximum gain of 65 decibel and an impressive square footage coverage area of as much as 10,000.

Supporting 5G E, 4G LTE, 3G, and 2G signals, this Home 10,000 sq. ft. cellular amplifier allows for remote troubleshooting and monitoring when used in conjunction with the handy Signal Supervisor mobile app, also by HiBoost.

No longer are industrial strength signal boosters only available to huge corporations. Now you can take advantage of all the benefits a HiBoost Home 10K SmartLink (F15G-5S-BTW) provides in your workplace or home. Enjoy easy installation, remote troubleshooting and settings adjustments by installing the Smart Link app on your tablet or cell phone. UPC: 0855671006581.

HiBoost 10K Smart Link Features:

  • Pair with the convenient Signal Supervisor wireless app on your tablet or phone to enable remote monitoring.
  • Boost text, talk, and data on all 5GE, 4G LTE, 3G, and 2G standards.
  • Enjoy the benefits of high quality, durable, strong metal construction and a streamlined design.
  • Installation is a breeze with the all-inclusive installation kit.
  • Fully certified by the USA FCC and Canada IC / ISED.
  • Fine-tune a unique signal with the MGC function (see User Guide tab below for details).
  • Enjoy low interference and a 65-decibel gain to cell phone towers nearby.
  • Capable of supporting up to 150 users.
  • A 60-day full money back guarantee and manufacturer's warranty of three years will put your mind at ease.

Unique LCD Display Benefits (versus amplifiers that only have LED light indicators)

LCD displays actual gain and downlink output power, making installation easier:

LCD display shows the gain and outpower value in real-time processing events. It will also help you to find the strongest signal location to install outdoor antenna to prevent blind installation that typically leads to trials and errors. No more time wasted. It helps you get the maximum possible coverage range out of the power of this cell phone booster kit.

LCD displays ISO and ALC status, making troubleshooting easier:

LCD data helps diagnose the LED status and display errors which you may encounter by giving you information on how to fix them. No need to open the user manual and read those tedious instructions.

What is in the kit?

  • Home 10K Smart-Link cell phone signal booster.
  • Hardware for outdoor mounting including a wideband outdoor directional Yagi antenna, 30 feet HiBoost200 cable (LMR200 equiv.) offering low loss, and a bracket for wall mounting or exterior pole mounting.
  • Hardware for indoor mounting, including an indoor Panel directional antenna with 30 ft. HiBoost-200 (LMR-200 equiv.) cable offering low loss and a bracket for indoor wall mounting.
  • Power Supply: 3 amp/12-volt AC/DC.

Note: If you have the white color amplifier version, then it may have a built-in interior antenna so you won't have the flat panel antenna stated above.

Overview

Stay connected with a high-speed 5G-E, 4G LTE, 3G, or 2G data connection with full support for simultaneous 150 users with a Home 10-K Smart Link signal amplifier kit. Offering full square footage coverage of as much as 10,000, a Home 10K Smart Link cell phone signal booster will ensure that no one in your house or workplace will ever struggle with slow data speeds or patchy cell phone reception ever again.

Constructed with a lead disk protectively welded to cover the vital interior electronic components, the internal workings of a Home 10K Smart Link are fully protected by the outer aluminium alloy shell. The highly durable construction of HiBoost's cell phone signal boosting product meets strict industry standards, giving you the benefits of high-speed data and crystal-clear calls at the lowest possible price.

Approval

Your Home 10000 Smart Link cell phone signal booster by HiBoost is approved by the IC (ID: 10527A-F25G5SIC) and FCC (ID: OWWF25K-5S) for all Canadian and United States cellular service providers. For more information on IC (http://www.ic.gc.ca/app/sitt/reltel/srch/nwRdSrch.do?lang=eng) and FCC (https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm) approval, visit their relevant websites.

Product Specifications.

Model Name Home 10K Smart Link
Supported Carriers All North American
Max Gain 65 dB
Max Output Power Uplink: 17-24 dBm; Downlink: 12 dBm
Input and Output Impedance 50 Ohm
MGC (Step Attenuation) ≥ 25 dB/ 1 dB step
AGC 25dB
VSWR ≤2.0
I/O Port N-Female
Dimensions 8.6 x 6.5 x 2 inches
Amplifier Base Unit Weight ≤ 5.0 Lbs
Power Supply Input AC 100~240V, 50/60 Hz, Output DC 12V / 3A
Frequency Range 700 MHz, Band 12 / 17 - Uplink: 698-716 MHz; Downlink 728-746 MHz
700 MHz, Band 13 - Uplink: 776-787 MHz; Downlink 746-757 MHz
800 MHz, Band 5 - Uplink: 824-849 MHz; Downlink 869-894 MHz
PCS 1900 MHz, Band 25 / 2 - Uplink: 1850-1915 MHz; Downlink 1930-1995 MHz
AWS 2100 MHz, Band 4 - Uplink: 1710-1755 MHz; Downlink 2110-2155 MHz
Band Width 700 MHz, Band 12 / 17 - 18 MHz
700 MHz, Band 13 - 11 MHz
800 MHz, Band 5 - 25 MHz
PCS 1900 MHz MHz, Band 25 / 2 - 65 MHz
AWS 2100 MHz, Band 4 - 45 MHz
Supported Standards CDMA, WCDMA, GSM, EDGE, HSPA+, EVDO, LTE and all cellular standards
SKU F15G-5S-BTW
UPC 0855671006581

 

Home 10K Smart Link Cell Phone Signal Booster Installation Layout Diagram

HiBoost 4K / 10K / 15K Installation video:

Alternate model part numbers:

  • F15G5S-BTW
  • F15G-5SBTW
  • F15G5SBTW
  • 99F15G5S-BTW
  • 99F15G-5SBTW
  • 99F15G5SBTW
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