weBoost Cabin Signal Booster 472059

Product Highlights

• Directional outdoor antenna mounted on a 24-foot telescoping pole to reach over trees and obstructions
• Delivers up to 65 dB of gain, supporting multiple devices and all major US carriers
• Stylish fabric-covered indoor panel antenna with discreet wall-mount bracket
• Covers up to 5,000 square feet depending on the strength of your outside signal
• Includes rugged eave bracket and pole foot for stable outdoor mounting
• Designed, assembled, and supported in St. George, Utah
• FCC certified and 5G ready for use on all approved US bands

Top Benefits

• Reliable coverage in rural areas: Perfect for cabins with weak outdoor signal, especially where signal is faint but detectable (even just one bar)
• Multi-device support: Boosts signal for phones, hotspots, tablets, and more—across carriers and operating systems
• No extra parts required: Everything you need for installation is included in the box
• Avoids frustration during emergencies or work trips: Helps ensure you're reachable and connected when it matters most

Clear expectations for performance: This system works best when there's some signal outside to amplify. It won’t help if you’re in a true dead zone with no signal at all

Everything included with the weBoost Cabin (SKU 472059) is purpose-built for remote installations. No extra gear or parts are needed to get started:

• Home MultiRoom signal booster
• Indoor panel antenna with fabric cover and mounting bracket
• Directional outdoor antenna (model 314445) with mounting bracket
• 24-foot telescoping pole with eave bracket, pole foot, and stabilizer
• 30 ft. white RG6 coaxial cable
• 15 ft. white RG6 coaxial cables (2)
• Thin window entry cable for routing without drilling
• AC/DC wall power supply
• F-Female adapter for RG6 cable

Every component is designed to work together, and the included mounting hardware supports a stable, semi-permanent setup on most cabin types.

The strength of your outside signal, measured at the antenna mounting location, has the biggest impact on how much indoor space this system can cover. Use the guide below to estimate what kind of coverage you can expect:

Coverage Estimates:

• Strong (5 Bars): Up to 5,000 sq ft
• Medium (3–4 Bars): Up to 3,500 sq ft
• Weak (1–2 Bars): Up to 1,000 sq ft
• None (0 Bars): No coverage

Please note: Many factors impact indoor coverage, including building materials, antenna placement, and indoor layout.

Supported Devices and Networks

• Devices: Compatible with all phones, hotspots, tablets, and cellular data devices
• Networks: Boosts 4G LTE and 5G signals on approved US frequencies
• Frequencies Boosted: 700, 800, 1900, and 1700/2100 MHz
• Carriers: Works with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, UScellular, and most regional or prepaid carriers
• International Use: Not recommended for use outside North America due to different frequency bands

This system does not generate signal on its own. If you can make a call or get a bar or two of service outside your cabin, the weBoost Cabin is designed to bring that signal inside—where it’s actually useful.

The weBoost Cabin is designed for straightforward, self-guided installation with all components included. Most users can complete the setup in a few hours using basic tools.

How to Install

1. Mount the Outdoor Antenna
   Use the 24-foot telescoping pole to position the directional antenna above trees or rooflines. Secure the pole to your cabin’s eave using the included bracket, and anchor the base to firm ground.
2. Run the Cable Inside
   Connect a 15-foot coaxial cable to the outdoor antenna and route it indoors. Use the window-entry cable if you prefer not to drill through walls.
3. Place the Booster and Indoor Antenna
   Mount the indoor panel antenna where coverage is needed most. Position the booster nearby and connect both using the included 30-foot cable.
4. Keep Antennas Apart
   Maintain at least 50 feet of horizontal or 20 feet of vertical separation between the two antennas to avoid signal interference.
5. Power Up and Test
   Plug in the booster, check the lights, and use the weBoost app or your phone to test performance. Slightly adjust the outdoor antenna if needed for best results.

This system is ideal for DIY users with basic setup skills, but professional installation is also an option—especially for more complex rooflines or multilevel cabins.