A home GSM repeater can be a 'great solution for many of us who have a house in the country. We may only spend weekends there, but we like the idea of always being reachable by phone. And using the Internet, of course.

Just as, before we go to buy a new refrigerator, we take the measurements of the kitchen walls, in the same way there are 4 essential pieces of information to gather to figure out which GSM repeater is right for us. Here are what they are.

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.

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.

Legality, European CE Certification, RED Directive..what a confusion! Don't worry, this blog will clear up several doubts for you.

Interference is the overlapping of two or more waves of the same frequency or otherwise very close together. If the interfering frequencies are close together, the GSM repeater may no longer work as it should. Take a look at this blog regarding suggested solutions on how to avoid interference.

How does a GSM repeater work? Why an outdoor antenna and an indoor antenna? What is a GSM repeater, antenna or splitter? In this article, find out the working principle of our repeater kits: it's as simple as that!

Measuring the GSM signal available closest to you is one of the first steps when planning the installation of a GSM repeater. Each smartphone has the necessary to measure the available GSM signal. Let's see how to find this value.

Are you out of range and does your repeater seem to stop working? The most common cause is interference. Interference has several causes. Read the solution in this article so that you can make full use of your repeater again.

In recent years, the ownership and use of mobile phones has grown tremendously. Today, almost 90% of the world's population has GSM reception . But that doesn't mean that GSM reception is improving too.