The coverage area of a signal booster depends on a few key factors: the strength of your outdoor signal, the power of the booster, and the layout of the space you need to cover. In general, a booster can cover anywhere from 1,500 to over 5,000 square feet, but the actual area will vary based on these factors.
If your outdoor signal is strong, the booster will be able to distribute that signal more efficiently, covering more space inside. However, if your outdoor signal is weak, the booster may only cover a portion of the intended area. For example, if you're in a rural area with poor signal, the coverage might shrink to just a couple of rooms.
1,500 to 2,500 sq ft: Typically for small homes or offices, where a single inside antenna (like a panel or dome antenna) can cover the entire area.
2,500 to 5,000 sq ft: For larger homes or offices, you might need two inside antennas to ensure even coverage across multiple rooms or floors.
5,000+ sq ft: In large spaces like warehouses, office buildings, or multi-story homes, multiple inside antennas are usually required to distribute the signal effectively.
If your space is more complex, with lots of rooms or thick walls, multiple antennas might be needed to ensure consistent signal throughout. You may also need splitters and additional cables to connect those antennas and get full coverage.
If it seems like your situation would require multiple antennas, or if you have questions about selecting the right type or number of antennas, please contact us. We can help guide you through the process and recommend the best solution for your specific needs.