weBoost Office 200 Signal Booster - Yagi/Panel (50 Ohm) | 475047R (Certified Refurbished)

Product Highlights

• Up to 72 dB of system gain, the maximum the FCC allows on a multi-carrier building system
• A display on the amplifier that reads the signal band by band, which our team can walk through with you over the phone
• A 10 dB Yagi aimed at your tower, paired with a panel that drives the coverage where you point it
• Commercial-grade 400 Series cable and N-connectors, which hold up across a long run

Benefits

• Calls hold in the interior rooms where they used to drop, and data moves in the corners the signal never reached
• Phones, tablets, hotspots, and card readers all ride the boosted signal at once, with nothing to install on any device
• The savings come off the price and not the system, since a certified refurbished Office 200 ships complete at $400 under a matching new configuration

• weBoost Office 200 amplifier with power supply
• Yagi directional outside antenna
• Panel inside antenna
• 75 ft of 400 Series cable for the outside antenna run
• 60 ft of 400 Series cable for the inside antenna run
• Lightning protector with 2 ft cable

Coverage starts with the signal outside, so the reading that counts is the one you take on a phone up near the roofline, where the outside antenna will go. The tiers below turn that reading into square footage.

Many variables impact the total coverage area of a signal booster system. The following are estimates only and may not be accurate in any individual situation.

• If you have an existing strong 5 bar outside signal, you may get up to 4,000 sq ft of coverage inside*
• If you have an existing 3 to 4 bar (-90 dB) outside signal, you may get up to 3,000 sq ft of coverage inside*
• If you have an existing 1 to 2 bar (-100 dB) outside signal, you may get up to 2,000 sq ft of coverage inside*

* The actual coverage area of a signal booster is dependent on many factors including existing outside signal strength, obstructions between you and the cell tower, the materials used in your home or office, the layout of the area you need to cover with a boosted signal, and other factors. The approximate coverage areas listed above are estimates. Actual coverage area will vary based on these and other factors.

Those figures describe the system as it ships, with a single inside antenna doing all of the work, and the Office 200 platform reaches approximately 20,000 sq ft with strong signal outside and more inside antennas added.

The Office 200 works with every major carrier in the United States and Canada at the same time, so one system serves whatever networks your people and your equipment are already on. It boosts 4G LTE and low-band 5G, and it runs on the 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 1900 MHz, and AWS 1700/2100 MHz frequencies. It will not work in most European, Asian, and African countries, which use different frequencies.

Putting this in is a real project, not an afternoon of plugging things in. The outside antenna mounts high on the roof or a mast, one cable entry gets drilled, sealed, and firestopped where the construction calls for it, and the cable routes cleanly through the finished space to the amplifier inside. A second cable run carries the boosted signal from the amplifier out to the inside antenna. Most buyers hand the work to their own facilities or IT people or a low-voltage contractor, since none of it is electrical. The amplifier plugs into a standard outlet.

Start with a soft install, everything connected and set in place loosely, and confirm the coverage before anything is mounted for good. Keep the two antennas as far apart as the building allows, because signal from the inside antenna reaching the outside one forces the amplifier to turn its own gain down. If a reading looks off, call us and we will read the amplifier's screen with you band by band.

Outside: Yagi Directional Antenna

The Yagi concentrates 10 dB of gain into an arc of about 75 degrees, which is what reaches a tower sitting a long way off. It has to be aimed and it needs a clear line to that tower, so hills, mountains, and canyon walls in between rule it out. Signal from a tower inside that arc gets boosted, and anything outside it may not.

Inside: Panel Antenna

The panel broadcasts out the front, so it mounts facing the space that needs the coverage, which is how you drive signal down a long hallway or across one open floor. A short pigtail comes out of the bottom, so you do not need access behind the wall or above the ceiling. Average gain runs 7 dBi on the low frequencies and 10 dBi on the high. In a multi-story building the panel can sit in the attic pointed down to cover the floor below.

If This Is Not the Right Configuration

The refurbished 75 Ohm option, 471047R, runs on coaxial wiring already in the building, though it comes only with the omni and low-profile dome pair. If the signal outside is workable and you would rather not aim anything, the refurbished omni and low-profile dome configuration (472047R) is the same amplifier at the same price. For directional antennas with F-connectors, plus more inside antennas and the longer warranty, the new Office 200 offers all three.

If you are not sure which way to go, call us at (800) 590-3564 before you buy. For a larger space or a multi-floor building, our design team will lay out a system from your floor plan at no cost, even if the answer turns out to be a different amplifier.