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Repeater kit 4000m2, 15 rooms, 800/900/1800/2100/2600Mhz, which can be monitored and controlled via Internet

Repeater kit 4000m2, 15 rooms, 800/900/1800/2100/2600Mhz, which can be monitored and controlled over the Internet.

The i-repeater is a 5-band mobile signal repeater that can be monitored and controlled over the Internet. You can install the i-repeater with 4 line amplifiers to bring the mobile signal even further into the building, as you see in the picture below.

Frequencies: 800, 900, 1800, 2100 and 2600MHz.

The i-repeater and line amplifiers can be monitored and controlled from any terminal (laptop, phone, tablet), using an online control panel. You can have all your buildings/facilities on our AWS server in the cloud. This way you can monitor and control all your facilities from a single place.

Alarms:

You can activate 2 main alarms by email:

If devices are accidentally disconnected by building staff (or by a power failure). You can know exactly which device has been disconnected, and its location in the building. All devices have an internal battery that maintains the Internet connection for several hours.
The system will warn you if the devices are severely limiting RF signal strength due to local RF noise or disturbances. For example: in some cases, large microwave ovens have been found to produce RF problems in their vicinity.

Remote control from any computer/phone:

You can turn off/on or dim certain bands of any device.
Turn off power to one or more devices in the building. The RF chain of the devices will be turned off, but they will still remain connected to the Internet.
Reset devices.

Monitoring:

Upstream/downstream channel power.
Up/down channel gain.
Automatic Gain Control (AGC) on up/down channel.
Oscillation / Coupling in up/down channel.
Printed circuit board temperature.

History:

All events since the date of initial installation of the device are recorded.
Percentage of use of each band. For example: 800Mhz: 60%, 900Mhz: 20%, 1800Mhz: 5%, 2100Mhz: 15%, 2600Mhz: 0%.

Logo:

You can display your company logo on the LCD screen. It will remain in view in standby mode until a user touches the screen.

This type of repeater is ideal for hotels, hospitals, office buildings, subway basements, restaurants, airports, shopping malls or parking lots.

Features:

Amplifies GSM, 3G and 4G signals
Coverage: up to 15 rooms
Redes: 800/900/1800/2100/2600Mhz.
4G: future-proof
Compatible with all mobile operators
CE certified and RoHS compliant
No broadband connection required
This booster can be used simultaneously by many users
Signal strength and diagnostic indicators
Full operator network protection
3 years warranty

Carrier and Mobile Network Compatibility in Spain

2G Telephony - GPRS Voice and Data Calls

Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and their Virtual Mobile Operators

3G Telephony - UMTS Voice and Data Calls

Movistar, Vodafone, Orange, Yoigo and their Virtual Mobile Operators

4G Telephony - LTE Voice and Data Calls

Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Yoigo.

Note: The amplifier is compatible with the technologies and networks specified above, however, it is possible that due to the deployment of the companies' networks some of the technologies are not available (no 3G or 4G). To know the ideal frequencies for each particular case, please visit our guides for Android and iPhone.

Specifications

Additional information

Explanation of frequencies:

The 800Mhz
800Mhz is one of the frequencies used by 4G. This frequency is extraordinarily effective in rural areas. Most mobile operators use 4G on 800Mhz in rural areas.

The 900Mhz
900Mhz. is used for the GSM network. GSM is a robust standard used by your phone and your carrier's base station to transmit voice signals. It has been around for a long time, which is a testament to how satisfactory it is. All phones, including older "non-smart" phones can use this standard.
The 900Mhz. is a relatively low frequency, which propagates excellently through the field. Chances are you have this frequency available outside your home (can you make calls from outside your home?). It also uses much less power than 3G or 4G, so your cell phone battery will last longer!

The 1800Mhz
1800Mhz is an intermediate frequency. Most operators transmit GSM and EDGE data on 1800Mhz in cities. EDGE data has low bandwidth, and is only suitable for email. Many mobile operators use 1800Mhz. also for 4G.

The 2100Mhz
The 2100Mhz. frequency is used by all mobile operators for the 3G network. It is available in all cities, and offers very high data speeds. It is also available in many rural areas, but you should check with your mobile outside your building to see if you can receive this frequency. Normally, if you can browse the Internet with your phone while outside, you are most likely using 3G on 2100Mhz.

The 2600Mhz
The 2600Mhz band is used for 4G in cities. This frequency is perfect for providing high speed broadband (it is even faster than 3G). This frequency is mainly used in cities.

how to install a mobile signal repeater?

Having poor reception on your cell phone can be annoying to say the least, but it can also be downright irritating.
If you live right on the edge of a mobile operator's network, then a mobile signal repeater may be the solution you need.
Forget about standing by the window, or going "on a hike" to make that important call.

1.Find the spot outside your home or office where the signal is strongest. You can use your cell phone for this. Of course, the stronger the signal, the more signal bars your phone's signal level indicator will show. The antenna can be placed outside, or in the attic, if that's easier for you. Even in a window frame. The most suitable spot is almost always on the roof, if you can access it.
2.Now it's time to install the booster. Mobile signal boosters use a distribution system based on a horizontal plane, so your device will work best if you place the booster on the same floor where you will be making most of your calls.
3.Once you have the antenna in place and the booster in place, connect the antenna to the booster using the coaxial cable. Also connect the amplifier to the indoor antenna(3).
4.The only thing left to do now is to connect the amplifier to the power supply(4) and turn it on: your mobile signal should now be at maximum.

If you see a blue light on the repeater housing, your phone is communicating with it, and everything is working properly.
So now you know: if you spend all day searching for signal and miss important calls all the time, a mobile signal repeater may be exactly what you need to solve your problem.

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