weBoost Work Site Signal Booster | 473059

• 24 ft telescoping pole system raises the outside antenna above trailers and surrounding obstacles for maximum signal capture
• HEX 360 omni-directional antenna picks up signal from all directions, so you never have to aim at a tower or figure out where the nearest one is
• 65 dB gain provides strong amplification, even when outside signal is limited
• Works with all US carriers simultaneously so everyone in the trailer benefits, regardless of which network they're on
• Supports multiple users and devices at once, not just one phone at a time
• Complete kit with everything included for installation: pole, mounting brackets, cables, antennas, and hardware
• All-weather construction with a weather-resistant outside antenna and durable inside panel antenna built for job site conditions
• FCC approved with 2-year warranty backed by US-based support

Top Benefits

• Calls stay connected through client conversations, inspector check-ins, and crew coordination
• Cloud-based project management tools, scheduling apps, and file syncing work the way they should
• The whole trailer gets coverage, so nobody has to cluster near windows or step outside for signal
• When the project ends and the trailer moves, the system packs up and sets up at the next site without specialized tools or knowledge
• Consistent connectivity for safety communications when it matters most

• Amplifier
• Wall mount bracket with 3M adhesive strips
• Power supply
• HEX 360 omni-directional outside antenna
• 4" mast for outside antenna
• Pole mounting bracket for outside antenna
• 24 ft telescoping pole
• Pole foot (base stabilizer)
• Inside panel antenna
• Mounting bracket for inside antenna
• 15 ft coax cable (quantity: 2)
• 30 ft coax cable
• Window entry cable
• Cable adapter

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 5,000 sq ft of coverage inside
• If you have an existing 3 to 4 bar outside signal, you may get up to 3,500 sq ft of coverage inside
• If you have an existing 1 to 2 bar outside signal, you may get up to 1,000 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 trailer or mobile 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.

Supported Carriers

The weBoost Work Site works with all US carriers simultaneously. Everyone in your trailer benefits regardless of which carrier they use. Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, UScellular, and any other carrier using standard US frequencies. No settings to configure, no carrier selection required.

Work Site installation is straightforward, but taking time to get it right makes a real difference in performance.

The Basic Setup

1. Decide where you want the best signal inside your trailer. That's where the inside panel antenna goes. Mount it on a wall or ceiling, facing the area where people work.
2. Place the amplifier at least 24 inches from the inside antenna. It can sit on a surface or mount vertically using the included wall bracket.
3. Assemble the telescoping pole system. Attach the pole foot to the bottom, mount the outside antenna on top with the included mast and bracket, and connect a 15 ft coax cable.
4. Find a stable mounting location outside. The pole bracket attaches to the side of your trailer, and the pole foot anchors to the ground. Look for solid ground: compressed dirt, concrete, or wood decking.
5. Extend the pole as high as practical. The higher the outside antenna, the better the signal capture. The full 24 feet isn't always necessary, but getting above the trailer roofline helps.
6. Run cable from the outside antenna to the amplifier (connect to the port labeled "Outside Antenna"), and from the amplifier to the inside antenna (connect to the port labeled "Inside Antenna"). A window entry cable is included if you need to route through a closed window.
7. Plug in the power supply and verify the amplifier light shows solid green.

Key Spacing Rule

The outside antenna and inside antenna need as much separation as possible to avoid interfering with each other. Vertical separation is better than horizontal, but both help.

Antenna orientation is critical. The inside panel antenna broadcasts signal in one direction (out from the front face). You want that broadcast aimed AWAY from the outside antenna, not toward it.

• Wall mount: Position the panel so the back of the antenna faces toward where the outside antenna is mounted. The front faces into the workspace, broadcasting signal away from the pole.
• Ceiling mount: Mount the panel to the ceiling, facing down. Signal broadcasts downward into the trailer, away from the elevated outside antenna on the pole.

Get the orientation right, maximize your separation with the pole height, and the system will find its optimal performance.

Tips for Best Results

• Do a soft install first (temporary positioning) before permanently securing the pole. Test the signal improvement and adjust if needed.
• If the amplifier light blinks or shows red/yellow, the antennas are too close or pointing at each other. Increase separation or reposition.
• Don't coil excess cable near the amplifier. Route it cleanly to avoid interference.
• Use a surge protector for the power supply.

The weBoost App

Download the free weBoost app for guided installation, antenna positioning tips, and before/after signal readings to verify improvement.

Moving to Your Next Site

When the project ends and the trailer relocates, Work Site moves with you.

To break down: collapse the telescoping pole, disconnect the cables, and pack everything. The system is designed for repeated setup and breakdown without special tools.

At the new location, the omni-directional antenna makes setup simple. It captures signal from all directions, so you don't have to figure out where the nearest tower is or aim at anything specific. Find a stable spot to mount the pole, extend it, connect the cables, and power on.

If the new site has different signal conditions (stronger or weaker outside signal), your indoor coverage area will adjust accordingly. The system automatically optimizes for whatever signal is available.