weBoost Work Site Signal Booster | 473059
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Outside Antennas
The right outside antenna comes down to three things: how strong your signal is outside the building, the terrain around you, and which direction your cell towers are in. The stronger the antenna, the more signal your amplifier has to work with, and the more coverage you get inside.
- Omni Antenna: Receives signal from every direction with 4 dB of gain, and there's nothing to aim. Choose it when your outside signal is strong enough that you don't need extra gain, or when you're in a valley or hilly area where the signal bounces around a lot. Its wider, lower-gain pattern handles bouncing signal better than any other option here.
- High Gain Omni Antenna: Receives from every direction like the standard Omni, with up to 9 dB of gain instead of 4. This is the right choice for most buildings. You get close to the Yagi's power without having to aim anything, and it works when your carriers' towers sit in different directions.
- Yagi Antenna: A directional antenna with 10 dB of gain. Choose it when your signal is weak and comes mostly from one direction. You aim it at the tower, and its 75 degree view of the horizon means the aim doesn't have to be perfect.
- High Gain LPDA Antenna: The strongest of the four at 11 to 13 dB. Choose it when your outside signal is very weak. It needs a clear line of sight to the tower and careful aiming, so it takes the most work to set up, and it delivers the most coverage once it's aimed correctly.
Inside Antennas
The right inside antennas depend on your space. A typical floor with standard-height or drop ceilings usually calls for a dome antenna. Higher ceilings, multiple floors, or a spot you want to aim signal at call for a panel.
- Ultra-Thin Dome Antenna: This is what we usually recommend. It mounts to the ceiling and broadcasts in a circle around it, delivers more gain than the standard Dome at 4 to 6 dBi, and sits nearly flush so it blends into the ceiling.
- Dome Antenna: The standard version of the ceiling dome at 2 to 5 dBi. It costs a little less than the Ultra-Thin, covers a little less, and sticks out from the ceiling more.
- Panel Antenna: The most versatile of the three at 7 to 10 dBi. It's directional, so it sends signal where you point it instead of in a circle. Choose it for high ceilings, for covering two floors at once in a home (it broadcasts through the floor when aimed that way), for long narrow spaces like hallways, or when you're targeting one area and don't want signal going the other direction.
How Many Inside Antennas Do You Need?
Start with the square footage you need covered. In spaces with walls, one inside antenna covers 750 to 1,500 square feet. In open layouts, one covers 1,500 to 2,500. Divide your space by those numbers and you have your antenna count. Most offices end up needing more than one antenna per floor, and that's normal.
If you have questions, call us at 1-888-974-8237, Mon-Fri 9am-5pm ET.
Product Overview
Product Overview
Job site trailers end up wherever the project needs them. Sometimes that's a site with decent signal. Sometimes it's a dead zone where calls drop mid-sentence, project management apps won't sync, and your super has to walk outside just to send a text.
When your office moves from project to project, unpredictable coverage comes with the territory. Work Site is built for exactly that.
Work Site is a professional-grade cell signal booster designed specifically for mobile offices, job site trailers, and temporary field command centers. It captures whatever signal exists outside your trailer, amplifies it, and broadcasts it inside so everyone working in the space gets usable voice and data.
The system has three main parts. An outside antenna mounted on a 24-foot telescoping pole captures signal from nearby cell towers. The booster amplifies that signal. And an inside antenna broadcasts the boosted signal throughout your workspace.
The telescoping pole is what makes this system different. It raises the outside antenna above your trailer and surrounding obstacles (equipment, materials, terrain) to capture signal that might not reach ground level. And because the HEX 360 antenna is omni-directional, it picks up signal from all directions. No tower-finding, no aiming. Set up the pole, extend it, and the antenna does the rest.
Who This Is For
Work Site is built for the people who run projects from the field:
- General contractors managing multiple jobs from a mobile office trailer
- Site superintendents coordinating crews, inspections, and deliveries
- Project managers and estimators who need reliable access to cloud-based tools
- Engineering and design teams working from modular offices on large projects
- Safety coordinators who depend on consistent connectivity for emergency communications
- Fleet and equipment managers operating from job site command centers
If your office relocates when the project does, this is the booster designed for how you work.
Who This Is Not For
Work Site is not the right choice for permanent commercial buildings or office spaces that don't move. For those situations, a commercial office booster with professional installation makes more sense.
It's also not a replacement for internet service. This boosts cellular signal for phones and hotspots. If you need hardwired internet in your trailer, that's a different problem.
What to Expect
Work Site amplifies existing signal. It can't create signal where none exists.
Results depend on the outside signal strength where you set up the pole. The stronger the signal the antenna can capture, the better the coverage inside. In most situations, the 24-foot pole gets the antenna high enough to find usable signal, even when ground-level signal is weak.
In truly remote locations with almost no cellular coverage from any tower, results will be limited. If you're unsure about signal at your sites, our support team can help you assess before you buy.
Product Highlights & Benefits
Product Highlights & Benefits
In the Box
In the Box
Coverage Area & Supported Carriers
Coverage Area & Supported Carriers
Installation Overview
Installation Overview
Specifications
Specifications
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SKU473059
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UPC810005966337
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ConditionNew
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Warranty2 Years
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Installation TypeDIY Installation
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Impedance
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Gain (Up/Down)
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Max Coverage
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Frequencies Supported700MHz, 800MHz, 1700/2100MHz, 1900MHz
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Outside Antenna TypeOmnidirectional
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Inside Antenna TypeDirectional
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Number of Inside Antennas1 Inside Antenna
Regulatory Advisories
Regulatory Advisories
This is a CONSUMER device.
BEFORE USE, you MUST REGISTER THIS DEVICE with your wireless provider and have your provider's consent. Most wireless providers consent to the use of signal boosters. Some providers may not consent to the use of this device on their network. If you are unsure, contact your provider. You MUST operate this device with approved antennas and cables as specified by the manufacturer. Antennas MUST be installed at least 20 cm (8 inches) from any person. You MUST cease operating this device immediately if requested by the FCC or a licensed wireless service provider. WARNING. E911 location information may not be provided or may be inaccurate for calls served by using this device.
Please note, the three largest carriers (AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon) and more than 90 regional carriers have given blanket consent for use of all boosters certified to the current FCC standards.
