How do WilsonPro cables and connectors improve the performance of my repeater system?

WilsonPro cables and connectors are engineered with high-quality materials to minimize signal loss, ensuring optimal performance and maximum efficiency of our repeater system.

What is the maximum length of cable that can be used without losing signal quality?

This largely depends on the type of cable used. However, as a general rule, for every 100 feet of cable, signal can be reduced by half. It’s important to use high-quality cables and limit the length as much as possible to maintain signal quality.

How do installers determine maximum cable length?

The maximum cable length is based on outside signal strength as well as other gains and losses throughout the repeater system​. It is recommended to keep cable runs under 100 feet from amplifier to antenna.

What’s the difference between 75 ohm and 50 ohm coaxial cable?

50 ohm coaxial cable connectors are generally recommended for cellular repeater system installations. 50 ohm cable is the large commercial industry standard and provides slightly less loss per 100 feet of cable. Installers may opt for 75 ohm coaxial cables if the building is already pre-wired with 75-ohm cable.

What is plenum cable and when should it be used?

Plenum cable is a high performance cable for use in any wireless application requiring an easily routed, low-loss RF cable for in-building systems. It meets building codes based on the National Fire Protection Agency and National Electrical code for in-building installations. Plenum-rated cable is required in areas where cable runs through plenum spaces of buildings, including air ducts.

Why is it important to terminate or attach connectors on repeater system cables?

Terminating or correctly attaching connectors ensures a good connection to all of the various components of a WilsonPro repeater system. When this is done incorrectly, it can result in poor connections to the amplifier, which affects the overall performance of the repeater system.