• Homes and Residences: Perfect for houses up to 2,000 square feet where signal weakens in certain rooms. Especially effective in buildings with signal-blocking materials like concrete, brick, and energy-efficient windows that prevent cellular signals from penetrating.
• Vacation Properties: Transform your weekend getaway from a digital dead zone to a connected retreat. The Office 100 is ideal for cabins, cottages, and rural properties where distance from cell towers or challenging terrain creates weak or non-existent signal.
• Home-Based Work: Stop apologizing for dropped calls during important meetings. Home offices, remote work setups, and home-based businesses get the reliable connectivity needed for video conferences, client calls, and critical work functions.
• Small Retail and Service Businesses: Keep your point-of-sale systems running smoothly and ensure customers can use their phones in your space. Boutiques, cafes, salons, and small shops benefit from consistent connectivity that supports both business operations and customer satisfaction.
• Professional Offices: Maintain a professional image with clear, reliable communications. Medical practices, law firms, real estate agencies, and other professional offices rely on the Office 100 to ensure client calls connect the first time, every time.

The type of building you have and how your ceilings are constructed will help determine which inside antennas work best for your space. Here's what you need to know about your options:

• Panel Antenna: This directional antenna mounts on a wall, ceiling, or floor and focuses signal in one direction. It gives you higher power (7-10 dBi) than dome antennas, making it great for targeting specific areas or sending signal between floors. Panel antennas work particularly well in homes with multiple levels, long hallways, or rooms with high ceilings.
• Standard Dome Antenna: This ceiling-mounted antenna broadcasts signal in all directions around it. If you have drop ceilings where you can easily run cables above the tiles, this is often the simplest option. It provides moderate gain (2-5 dBi) and offers good coverage for open office spaces or rooms where you need signal distributed evenly.
• Ultra-Thin Dome Antenna: A more stylish, low-profile version of the standard dome that blends better with your ceiling. If appearance matters in your space, this antenna offers a cleaner look while delivering more power (4-6 dBi) than the standard dome. Like the standard dome, you'll need to run cables above your ceiling for the cleanest installation.

How Many Inside Antennas Do You Need?

For spaces with interior walls, one antenna typically covers about 750 to 1,500 square feet. In more open areas without many dividing walls, a single antenna can cover 1,500 to 2,500 square feet. This can help you estimate how many antennas your space might need for good coverage throughout.