Each LTE repeater requires a particular outdoor LTE antenna to generate good LTE reception. Decisive is the correct positioning of the outdoor LTE antenna. This blog explains how the outdoor antenna of the LTE repeater must be aligned.

To date, an increasing number of providers (all of them actually) have stated that they will stop offering 3G, leading to major changes in mobile signal transmission. For users of newer smartphones who can also make calls via 4G, the impact will be minor; other groups, however, will be particularly affected.

Want to amplify your GSM, LTE and/or 5G signal and preferably with just one device? We have a new and wide selection of 5G repeaters for all operators. Best of all, they all come with a new, easy-to-use display.

We often hear about signal repeaters as a solution to the problem of poor reception on smartphones inside buildings, but even more often we fall into uncertainty about the operation and credibility of such equipment. What are we talking about? Let's find out together!

In the event that you are dealing with particular installations, it is essential to use tools that allow the transmission of the input signal to multiple areas, allowing for a homogeneous, or less, distribution of the output signal: we speak of signal splitters and couplers.

When we find ourselves in the situation of having to identify the amplification kit that best suits us, a key step involves choosing the most suitable outdoor antenna that will enable us to achieve the most satisfactory result possible.

The 5G amplifier is a very flexible system. Whether it is for a basement office, a multi-story house, a basement parking lot, elevator shafts, or boats, our team knows how to meet your needs. Here are some examples of 5G amplification systems that meet unusual needs.

Different types of antennas can be used with a signal amplifier: omnidirectional, logarithmic, ceiling or panel, parabolic... Each different type thus offers specific possibilities. Let's take stock of the situation.