This amplifier does not include cabling or antennas. You will need an outdoor antenna, cabling, and indoor rebroadcasting antenna:
Select Your Outdoor Antenna
The Yagi antennas require line of sight to the tower. The panel antenna is also a directional antenna and must be aimed towards the tower, but it does NOT require line of sight. If you are not sure where the cell tower is OR if you are not sure if you have direct line of sight, you should choose the panel antenna. An omnidirectional antenna cannot be used with his amplifier.
Select Cable from Outside Antenna to Amp
Select Your Inside Antenna
Select Cable from Amp to Inside Antenna
Fast Facts About This Product:
- This amplifier is best for: Verizon 4G LTE users looking for a powerful wireless amplifier to provide boosted signal to multiple LTE devices in a large home/office and have the space to accommodate significant separation between the antennas (50' of separation between the external and internal antennas is recommended). This amp is ONLY appropriate if you are ONLY needing to boost signal to Verizon 4G LTE devices (it will not affect 2G or 3G signal or 4G signal for other carriers, nor will it work for AT&T LTE - click here for the AT&T version of this amp)
- All-in-One Kit? No
- Range*: 9/10
- Compatibility: Verizon 4G LTE ONLY!
The SureCall® CM700V 70dB amplifier is dedicated to improving data service on the Verizon LTE network. This amplifier is designed for large homes, offices and warehouses (2000 – 30,000 sq. ft.) operating on the LTE 4G frequency where users currently are not getting a strong 4G signal due to geographic location, building materials or structural design.
How it Works: The outside antenna (sold separately) will collect the outside signal and send it through a cable (sold separately) to the amplifier. The signal is then boosted and sent through a cable (sold separately) to the inside antenna (sold separately), which rebroadcasts the boosted signal for your 4G modems/phones. When the cell phone or data card transmits, the inside antenna picks up the signal and sends it to the amplifier where it is boosted and sent through the outside antenna to the cell site.
* "Range" refers to the relative size of the area to which the repeater can provide boosted signal (1/10 is worst, 10/10 is best). Because of the many factors that can influence the range of a repeater system, we cannot guarantee specific ranges; the rating listed here is for comparative use only.