The weBoost 472105 Connect 3G Omni Kit is the new version of the Wilson 462105 Dual Band DB PRO Omni Kit.
You Should Choose This Kit If
You need a solution to boost voice calls and 3G data for multiple carriers and have a medium to strong existing outside signal.
If you have a weak outside signal or only need to boost the signal from one carrier, then check out our weBoost 472205 Connect 3G Yagi Kit.
If you're looking to boost 2G, 3G and 4G LTE, then you would want the weBoost 470103 Connect 4G Signal Booster Kit.
Coverage Area
Many variables impact the total coverage area of a signal booster system. The following are estimates only and may not be accurate in any individual situation.
If you have an existing strong 5-bar outside signal, you may get up to 3,500 sq ft of coverage inside*
If you have an existing 3 to 4-bar (-90 dB) outside signal, you may get up to 2,500 sq ft of coverage inside*
If you have an existing 1 to 2-bar (-100 dB) outside signal, you may get up to 250 sq ft of coverage inside*
Supported Carriers
All carriers that use the standard dual band frequencies (800 MHz & 1900 MHz) for voice and 3G data, including:
AT&T 2G/3G/4G HSPA+ (shows as 4G on your phone)
Verizon 2G/3G
Sprint 2G/3G
US Cellular 2G/3G
Alltel 2G/3G
T-Mobile 2G/3G
Major Canadian Carriers 2G/3G
All other carriers using 800 MHz and 1900 MHz
Will not boost 4G LTE for any carrier
Kit Includes
weBoost Connect 3G 65 dB Dual-Band Amplifier
311201 - Omnidirectional Outside Antenna with F-Female Connector
311155 - Wide-Band Panel Antenna with F-Female Connector
950620 - 20' White RG6 Low Loss Coax Cable (used to connect the outside omni antenna to the amplifier)
2 x 15' White Low Loss Cables with Barrel Connector
8" Flat Coax Cable
Antenna Mounting Hardware
Installation Manual
Installation Overview
The weBoost Connect 3G Omni kit is easy to install for anyone that's a bit handy. But if you're not comfortable getting up on your roof to mount an antenna, it may be best to find an electronics installer or a handy friend. We always recommend doing a soft install where you don't permanently mount anything or drill any holes until you know the system will work for you and you've identified the best locations for the antennas. To install, just follow these 3 steps:
To start, you'll need to find a place on the roof of your home or office to mount the outside omnidirectional antenna. Generally, the higher you can mount it, the better. Otherwise, look for the place on the roof that receives the best existing signal. Connect the 20 ft. RG-6 coax cable to the antenna and run it into the house. You may be able to enter through a vent or a soffit; otherwise, you may have to drill a hole.
With the cable inside, connect it to an in-line lighting protector if you purchased one, and then to the amplifier. To the inside antenna port on amplifier, connect the 30 ft. cable and then connect the inside antenna. If you have an attic, the easiest installation method is typically to have the amplifier and inside antenna in the attic with the panel antenna face down on the floor in the middle of the house. If you don't have an attic, you can mount the panel antenna on the ceiling in the middle of the house, or on a wall.
 
Once all of the components are connected, plug in the amplifier and see if you get any warning lights. A red light indicates that the inside and outside antennas are too close together. Unplug the amplifier and then increase the separation between the antennas and try again. If you can't increase the separation, you can turn down the gain on the amplifier which will also decrease the total coverage area.