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Nextivity Cel-Fi PRO - Smart Signal Booster External Antenna Connector - AT&T
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Item Number: 590NP34GWUS2ATUS1B14
Manufacturer: Nextivity
Manufacturer Part No: 590NP34GWUS2ATUS1B14
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Simply plug it in to boost indoor cellular coverage
Cel-Fi PRO improves 3G, 4G, and LTE cellular service by eliminating dead zones and dropped calls. With 100 dB of gain, the PRO will not only improve cellular service across four (4) concurrent bands, it will also reduce your cell phone’s power requirements and extend its battery life. Cel-Fi PRO covers up to 13,000 ft2 (1,200 m2) of indoor space per system. The system features an LCD color interface, is fully self-contained and self-configuring, and requires no external antennas or wiring. Simply plug it in to boost indoor cellular coverage.
Cel-Fi PRO is CE and FCC approved. It has been approved by numerous mobile operators and regulatory bodies and is shipping globally.
Cel-Fi PRO EXA variants feature an external antenna connector. An external Donor antenna can therefore acquire an outside signal, allowing it to be used in applications where no indoor signal is present (i.e. cement, metal walls, etc.). This enables cellular coverage in hard to reach places by allowing the Network Unit to be placed where no service exists. This opens up new opportunities for using Cel-Fi PRO when other solutions fail.
Move the CU further away from the NU to maximize coverage.
The total coverage area equals twice the distance between the NU and the CU. The maximum distance is up to 100 dB path loss.
Get setup in 4 easy steps
1. Find the best cellular signal
Use your phone to find the best cellular signal. Typically you will get the best signal near a window.
2. Place the Network Unit
Place the Network Unit (NU) in the location where you get the best cellular signal.
3. Place the Coverage Unit
Place the Coverage Unit (CU) in the location where you need improved coverage.
4. Use app to optimize setup
Using the Cel-Fi WAVE app, finish setup and activation.
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