Wilson 859980 Three-Way Wide-Band Splitter with N-Female Connectors
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How to Choose the Right Antennas for Your Booster
Outside Antennas:
- Yagi Directional Antenna: This antenna is more powerful because it focuses on sending and receiving signals in one direction. It works best when there are no major obstacles blocking its path to the cell tower. It's not ideal for areas with large obstructions like hills or buildings.
- Omni Antenna: This antenna sends and receives in all directions, so it's better for hilly areas or if you need to support multiple carriers with towers in different directions. It doesn’t need to be aimed, but it also isn’t as strong as the Yagi antenna.
- High Gain LPDA Antenna: Perfect for areas with very weak signals, this antenna significantly boosts signal strength. It needs a clear line of sight to the cell tower and requires a sturdy mount because of its size.
Inside Antennas:
- Panel Antenna: Can be placed on walls or ceilings and directs the signal towards a specific area. This antenna is great for homes and tall ceilings in buildings.
- Standard Dome Antenna: Designed to mounted on the ceiling, this antenna spreads the signal evenly throughout the area. It's best suited for drop ceilings or spaces where cables can be run above the ceiling.
- Ultra-Thin Dome Antenna: This slim antenna also mounts to the ceiling, but is much is less noticeable. It's much stronger than a standard dome antenna, making it a great choice for places where both looks and signal strength are important.
Tips for Choosing:
- Choose Omni Antennas for general coverage with no aiming required.
- Choose Directional Antennas (Yagi or LPDA) when you can point directly at a cell tower and need stronger signal and more inside coverage.
- Interior Size Considerations: One antenna per 750-1,500 sq ft in homes, or 1,500-2,500 sq ft in open spaces like offices and warehouses.
Product Overview
Product Overview
The Wilson 859980 Three-Way Wide-Band Splitter is an indispensable tool for enhancing cellular mobile communication systems. Designed to split a single input signal into three outputs, it features robust N-Female connectors for compatibility with a wide array of RF equipment. Operating across the 698 to 2700 MHz frequency band, this splitter is highly versatile, catering to a broad spectrum of cellular networks.
Key Features:
- Wide Frequency Range: Supports the 698~2700MHz band, ideal for various cellular communication needs.
- Optimized Performance: Engineered for low insertion loss (-4.8 dB) and VSWR (≥1.4), ensuring efficient signal distribution with minimal degradation.
- High Isolation: Provides excellent isolation (≥20 dB) between outputs, reducing signal interference for clearer communication.
- Durable Design: Features a microstrip structure for reliability and long-term performance in demanding environments.
- Power Capacity: Capable of handling up to 50 watts, suitable for a wide range of signal amplification scenarios.
Specifications:
- Connector Type: N-Female, ensuring broad compatibility and secure connections.
- Dimensions: Measures 3.9 x 2.9 x 0.78 inches (L×W×D), allowing for convenient installation in space-constrained areas.
- Weight: Weighs 6.34 ounces, making it lightweight yet sturdy enough for various setups.
- Operating Temperature: Rated for operation between -40 and 140°F, suitable for a wide range of environmental conditions.
Whether for commercial, residential, or industrial applications, the Wilson 859980 Splitter stands out as a reliable solution for distributing cellular signals effectively. Its precision engineering and robust construction make it a valuable addition to any signal distribution system.
