Using a mobile signal amplifier requires understanding certain techniques. Many people may have questions about this. Today, Lintratek will answer them for you!
A few years ago, you probably never thought about wireless network coverage. You could search for different Wi-Fi signals at home, in malls, or even on the streets. It’s obvious that the same router can cover hundreds of square meters in a store, but at home, it may struggle to cover a few dozen square meters, resulting in dead zones. So, what do you need to know about using a mobile signal amplifier? Let’s find out together with Lintratek!
In fact, the attenuation of Wi-Fi signals is related to interference and obstacles. Due to the shielding effect of walls and doors, signals attenuate and may even be completely blocked. If the signal doesn’t reach certain areas at home, it won’t magically redirect itself. Therefore, we choose to install another router or amplifier in those dead zones.
We can increase the signal strength at home, but it’s important not to place the amplifier in an area with very weak or no signal. Otherwise, no matter how much you amplify the signal, it won’t be effective, and the amplifier itself won’t fulfill its intended purpose.
Lintratek specializes in the design, development, manufacturing, sales, and technical services of high-tech communication electronic products. The company’s main products include mobile signal coverage, Wi-Fi signal amplification, and mobile signal jammers. The company holds independent intellectual property rights and appearance patents for its product lines.
The mobile signal amplifier is a product designed by Lintratek to solve mobile signal blind spots. As mobile signals rely on electromagnetic wave propagation for communication, they can be hindered by buildings. In tall buildings, basements, shopping malls, restaurants, karaoke saunas, underground civil defense projects, subway station tunnels, entertainment venues, parking lots, hotels, office buildings, and many other places, mobile signals cannot reach, rendering mobile phones unusable.
Post time: Jul-04-2023