wifi booster within antenna wireless Outdoor waterproof 2.4GHz 4w

Product Description

Specifications

wifi antenna wifi receiver booster
1:Antenna Interface:RP-SMA Male
2: High receiving sensitivity and high power

 

 

 

 

 

within antenna wireless Outdoor waterproof 2.4GHz 4w wifi booster

 

 

 

Operating frequency	2400-2483.5MHz
Operating mode	TDD (Time-division duplex)
Signal standard	IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Minimum input power	3dBm
Maximum output power	36 dBm(4w)
Uplink gain	15±1dB
Downlink gain	10dB – 17dB adjustable
	(8dB attenuation range in 1dB steps)
Noise figure	≤ 2.5dB
Delay	<1uS
Operating temperature	25°C to + 60°C
Weight	0.6kg
AP/Router Interface	SMA Female
Antenna Interface	RP-SMA Male

 

 

 

Instructions :

 

1: Connect Antenna to the Wi-Fi Booster.

Caution: The Booster antenna interface can only connect antenna, Don’t connect to any other wireless products in any case, otherwise it will result in equipment malfunction or damage.

 

2: Connect Wireless AP/Router or Wireless Network Card to the Wi-Fi Booster.

Tips: Users can also use other shielded cables to connect, but the cable length should be as short as possible, preferably not exceeding 3m.

 

3: Power up the Wi-Fi Booster.

At first, the Light of the LED is very dark. When the data is being transmitted, the light will become very bright. The more dense data transmission, the more bright light.

Caution: Before Power up the Wi-Fi Booster, you must Power up the AP/Router first.

 

4:  Adjust the Antenna position and angle, make the Wi-Fi Booster achieve the best performance.

 

 

 

 Attention:

 

1: The default Downlink gain is 13dB, It is not the higher the better, You must ensure that the final transmit power must not be larger than 36dBm (4w).

 

2: The Downlink gain is too high may cause the booster not work correctly, The wireless link cannot be successfully connected, or even lead to the booster damage.

 

3: You need to reduce the Downlink gain when it’s combined with a high-power AP/Router.

 

4: You need to increase the Downlink gain when it’s combined with a low-power AP/Router.