weBoost Installed Office 300 - 3 Systems, Professional Installation Included

When the building has three areas that each need their own coverage. The usual cases are a three floor office building, a building that holds an office, a shop, and a warehouse together, and a clinic or dental practice where the reception, the exam rooms, and the back offices are spread out.

The useful test is the coverage table on this page. Find your building type and read the figure at your outside signal. That is what three systems cover in a building like yours, so if your square footage sits well under it, two systems or one may be all you need, and a call with us will settle which. In an office with cubicles at a moderate outside signal that figure is about 12,000 square feet, so a building of that size fits three systems, and one closer to 8,000 fits two.

If the table says more than three, or the building is unusual, start with the quote form on this page. Our commercial team designs the system at no cost, and you get a layout drawn for your building rather than a count.

The installer decides after measuring, before anything is mounted. On three floors the usual layout is one system per floor, with each pair of domes placed over the desks and rooms on that floor that need the signal.

On one or two floors spread over a wide footprint, the installer divides the building into three areas instead, one system for each. Every system has its own outside antenna, and the installer places the domes so that each area gets the coverage it needs.

On almost any commercial roof, yes. Each outside antenna is a 25-inch omni on a mount, and the installer chooses where each one goes.

What matters is the distance between each outside antenna and the domes inside, and the installer sets that during the installation.

That is the plan, and we make the request. Three installation cards arrive, one in each box, and you use them to book three appointments, as close together as the calendar allows. Send us the three dates and we go to OnTech and ask for the three to be treated as one job for one installer, with enough time set aside to do all of it.

OnTech decides who comes, so this is a request rather than a promise. The request only works once all three dates exist, so book first and tell us second.

Three systems and three installations. The amplifiers, the outside antennas, the six domes, the mounting hardware, the cable the installer brings, and all of the installer's time at your building are in the price, from the site survey to the final walkthrough.

Not included, and yours to have in place: a permit if your city requires one, a standard outlet within reach of each amplifier, and the building owner's approval for roof access. The installer works from ladders during regular business hours and runs cable of ordinary length, so if a roof or a ceiling needs a long ladder or a lift, or a run will be unusually long, say so when you order and it is decided case by case before anything is scheduled.

Three times what one Office 300 covers at the same outside signal, because every system covers its own floor or area. The figures by building type and signal strength are in the coverage table on this page, and they are our estimates, built from the coverage weBoost publishes for one system.

What actually gets covered is settled at your building, not on this page. The installer reads the outside signal first, then places each pair of domes over the floor or area it is assigned, and you check the bars yourself before signing off. A building that turns out to need a different layout gets one designed with you before any drilling starts.

A licensed and insured installer certified on this equipment, through OnTech, in all 50 states. Each system comes with its own installation card, you book each one, and we ask OnTech to link the three so one installer handles the whole job.

The installer handles the roof, the cable, the domes, and the tuning, and shows you every system working. What they need from you is access to the roof and to the ceilings in each area, and a standard outlet within reach of each amplifier.

The amplifier is the same, and the rest is different. The Office 200 is the do-it-yourself path, with a choice of outside antenna and of the type and number of inside antennas, and your team or your contractor mounts it all, runs the cable, and places everything. Three of them means running that project three times.

This product has the installer do all of it, with one plan for the whole building made by the person who puts it in. A facilities team that wants to run its own project and pick its own antennas saves money with the Office 200. A business that wants the building fixed and one purchase to approve buys this.

Then it needs a system designed for the building rather than a count. Past three systems the layout, the construction, and where the outside signal is strongest all change the answer, so our commercial team designs it with you at no cost.

Use the quote form on this page or call us, and we will go through the building with you over the phone and come back with a layout.

No. Each installed Office 300 is one amplifier and two ceiling domes, and the installer puts in what comes in the box.

The way to cover more of the building later is another system with its own outside antenna and amplifier, and past three that becomes a system designed for the building by our commercial team.

Yes. Each system is a complete booster and is installed as one, so a third can go in later with an outside antenna and amplifier of its own, and the installer places its domes where the first two did not reach.

Buying all three at once means the installer plans the whole building in one site survey and we can ask OnTech for one installer for the whole job. If you only have two areas to cover today, the Installed Office 300, 2 Systems is the right purchase.

No. The three systems have nothing to do with your network, your Wi-Fi, or any software. Each amplifier plugs into a standard outlet within reach of where it is mounted, which is yours to have in place, and that is the whole connection.

Phones use the boosted signal automatically, with nothing to pair and nothing to set up per device. Each amplifier's display shows that system's status band by band, so there is nothing for your IT team to manage.

The 90 day guarantee applies to the whole purchase and to each system in it, and the clock starts the day the equipment arrives. If getting three installations scheduled runs past the 90 days, tell us, and we work with the window rather than against it.

Call us before anything comes off a wall. Between us and OnTech, the usual fix is a dome moved or an amplifier retuned. When a system genuinely cannot do the job, you return what can be removed, the amplifiers and the inside antennas, and the outside antennas can stay on the roof, for a refund of that system and its installation, or of all three if none of them worked.

The installations are scheduled during regular business hours. Most of each visit happens on the roof and above the ceilings, so the workday inside carries on around it.

If your building cannot take ladders and drilling during working hours, tell us when you order and we will ask OnTech what can be done at your building.

Yes. The domes mount to drop tile, hard lid, and open joist ceilings, and the installer chooses the mount and the placement for each ceiling on the spot, so a building with a drop tile office and an open joist shop is no problem.

The installer works from ladders. Ceilings that a long ladder cannot reach, over a warehouse floor or a tall lobby, are decided case by case before the installation is scheduled, so mention them when you order.

Yes, all 50 states, and all three installations at one address are scheduled the same way. Buildings well off the beaten path can take longer to schedule, so check with us on timing before you order if that is yours.

Canada is different for now, because the installation network is US based. We can still spec three systems for a Canadian building and help you plan the work with your own installer.

Call us first, 1-888-974-8237. Support is lifetime and US based, and because every amplifier has its own display, we can tell which of the three systems has the problem and usually resolve it over the phone.

If the hardware fails, each system carries weBoost's 3-year manufacturer warranty, and that service goes through weBoost directly. We help you confirm what failed and what to ask for before you contact them.

Yes. All three systems unbolt and move with you, and none of them is tied to the building where it was first installed. The new address means new cable runs, so plan on a full reinstall of the three rather than a quick swap.

Ask us about scheduling an installer at the new building and we will price that work. Coverage may read differently there, since each system boosts whatever signal its own outside antenna receives.

Yes. The Office 300 boosts every US carrier at once (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and the regional networks included), so nobody has to track who's on what. There's nothing to pair and nothing to set up per phone. Anything with a cellular radio in range of the inside antennas rides the same boosted signal, including hotspots, tablets, alarm panels, and card readers. The one caveat worth knowing is T-Mobile's 600 MHz band. It carries a lot of their rural coverage, and no booster in this class amplifies it. If your office runs on T-Mobile well outside a metro area, call us at 1-888-974-8237 and we'll check which band your signal is on before you buy.

Not before you buy. AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, along with more than 90 regional carriers, have already given blanket consent for boosters certified to current FCC standards, and the Office 300 is one of them. FCC rules do require a quick registration with your carrier once the system is in, which is free and takes a few minutes online. It's a notification rather than an application, so there's nothing to wait on. If you're on a smaller regional carrier and want certainty, we'll check it with you, just ask.

The Office 300 is a 75-Ohm system. That distinction matters when you're designing your own installation, because it decides which cable and antenna family you buy, and mismatched components cost you signal. Here it's already settled. The crew brings the matched 75-Ohm antennas and cable, then installs the complete system, so there's no decision left on your side. If you're weighing the do-it-yourself Office 200 instead, that one comes in both versions, and the right pick depends on cable you may already have in the building and the runs you're planning. That's a five-minute phone call, and we'll sort it out with you before you buy anything.

Only one thing, the roof. The outside antenna mounts up there, and roof work usually needs the landlord's sign-off, so start that conversation before install day is on the calendar. Landlords deal with rooftop equipment all the time. Satellite dishes and HVAC crews paved this road long ago, and a signal antenna is a small ask next to either. If your landlord has questions, or roof access at your building is limited, talk to us first and we'll figure out what's workable.

Usually, yes. Shipping can often move faster, and install dates come down to crew calendars in your area, so the earlier we know your deadline, the more we can do with it. Call us before you order with whatever's driving the clock, the occupancy date, the inspection, the event, and we'll build the schedule backward from it.

Yes to both. POs, tax-exempt processing with your certificate, and W-9s and vendor onboarding forms are all normal business here. Start with the quote form on this page or call 1-888-974-8237, and we'll send a formal quote you can route for approval. When the paperwork comes back, send the PO or pay by card. Either works, and we ship and schedule from there. Buying for more than one building? One quote can cover every site, and adding the next building later takes one email. If the approval runs long and your quote lapses along the way, ask us to refresh it and we'll reissue it.