Are you able to make and receive calls in at least some areas (outside)? If so, what is the signal strength in decibels? To get this information you will have to put your phone into Field Test Mode . Please submit the average signal strength as a positive value. This number should be somewhere between -55 dBm and -110 dBm, but our form will only accept positive numbers. If you are not able to put your phone into test mode, please submit your signal strength in "bars." This is not an accurate method of determining signal strength and we cannot completely guarantee a solution we recommend, but gives us something to go on. If you need to provide coverage for multiple carriers then we will need the outside signal strengths of all carriers.

If dB signal strength readings above were obtained using a cell phone in test mode or laptop with data card, where were these taken from and from what device?

How many square feet is the building?

What is the square footage of areas requiring coverage (if different then above)?

How many floors is the building?

What floors require coverage (if different then above)?

What are the dimensions of the building? (Or upload building or floor plans w/ dimensions at the bottom of the form)

How many users will be utilizing the system?

What is the exterior roof composition?

Is the roof flat or pitched?

Is there an existing antenna mast that can be used to hold the external antennas (.5” to 1.5” pole required)?

What is the exterior building composition?

Are there any internal concrete or metal walls or slate/marble floors? (If so describe and reference to floor plan if provided)

Are there any large metal objects or racks within the building? (If so, please describe and reference to floor plan if provided)

Is plenum-rated cabling required (fire retardant, low smoke)? The plenum is the space above drop tile ceilings and below raised floors that is used for return air circulation in commercial buildings. Besides being used for return air for the AC units, this space is also where electrical, data, fire alarm and security cable are run from point to point. If your building or space uses the plenum area as a return for the AC, by law, the cable run in these areas must be plenum rated. If you are not sure, look for a large wall or ceiling return air grate (typically the same size as a 2x2 ceiling tile). If you can lift up this grate and pop your head into open space, then you need to install plenum cable. If this grate has sheet metal duct work going to it then you are not generally required to install plenum rated cabling but it is always best to consult a building inspector in your area.

What types of ceilings are in the building? (Drop, hard lid, I Beam)

What are the ceiling heights in the areas requiring coverage?

Is there an existing mechanical room or data closet ideal to house the amplifier? Where is this room located?

Is there an existing chase to the roof or point of entry to run cabling from the external antenna to the amplifier? If Yes, Where is this chase in relation to the location of the amplifier?

Is there a rooftop penetration point available? If yes, how far is this penetration point from the desired amplifier location? (in terms of cable length needed)

Are there existing cable trays (vertical and horizontal) to run cable? If yes and you would like to follow the same cable paths, please denote main cable chases on floor plan or building diagrams

Do you require professional installation?

Please give us any additional information which you can think of that may be relevant to your specific application so that we may recommend the right booster and accessories for the job.