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3G repeater: how not to be left without mobile communication?

Repeater is intended for improving the performance of mobile phones in the so-called 'dead zones' such as flats, offices, cafes, cottages, basements, and remote buildings. In any network there are 'blind spots', 'holes', i.e. the places where the communication is poor or even absent at all. The reason is an unstable level of the signal transmitted by the base network station. Most often it happens due to the land topography or shading created by high buildings.

3G repeater

In order to solve the problem of poor signals, you have to use a mobile 3g repeater that can fix 'the holes' in the coverage zone. A repeater is a kind of antenna amplifier but its main difference is in the way of connecting to the phone - not by the cable but by a radio channel.

On the one hand, external directed antennas are mounted on the roof or on the wall of the building, on the other side, there are special internal antennas. With the help of internal antennas, the repeater retransmits (sends) signals from mobile phones located at a small distance (up to 200 m). The repeater creates one single cell - one can move freely inside this cell. The gsm amplifier ensures simultaneous work of many users. Thus, your guests won't be left without mobile communication.

The information was provided by Claudine Ohan ( find Claudine Ohan at LinkedIn)