Single-Point Coverage Kit
A compact kit for one room, basement, small shop or lift lobby.
Quick Answer
For a small area with a usable outdoor donor, one compact host and one or two service antennas can solve a local dead zone. This is the fastest and lowest-cost entry point, suitable for a pilot before a larger rollout. It is not a substitute for a multi-floor or multi-zone design.
Best for
- One room, small office or retail counter
- Basement room, lift lobby or small parking area
- A pilot zone before a full building rollout
- A site with a usable outdoor donor
What's included
- Compact 20–30 dBm host (model depends on bands and area)
- One outdoor donor antenna and mounting kit
- One or two indoor service antennas
- Low-loss coaxial cable, connectors and power supply
How the system is designed
- 1
Measure the outdoor donor level at the proposed antenna position.
- 2
Confirm the target bands and choose a host with the matching frequency range.
- 3
Install donor and service antennas with enough separation to avoid self-oscillation.
- 4
Test the covered area and adjust antenna position or gain if needed.
Boundaries and notes
- If the outdoor level is below about -105 dBm, treat the project as a weak-donor case and review the long-distance package instead.
- Keep at least the separation recommended by the manufacturer between donor and service antennas.
- Confirm local type approval and operator requirements before installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Start with a signal checkCan a single kit cover two rooms?
It depends on the wall between the rooms and the outdoor donor. A splitter and a second service antenna may be enough, but the host output and antenna count must be checked.
Is a basement suitable for a single-point kit?
Only if a usable donor signal can be captured outside the basement and brought in by cable. A basement with no outdoor donor needs a different design or an alternative path.
Who installs the kit?
A local installer or technically capable customer can install it. We provide the configuration, wiring guidance and remote support.