4000mw wifi signal booster, 2.4ghz Outdoor waterproof wifi booster

  wifi signal booster,wifi repeater for outdoor waterproof,4watt wifi booster

Product Features:

  1.IEEE 802.11b/g/n compatible

  2.High receiving sensitivity and high transmitting power(4W)

  3.The Downlink channel built-in a Digital Step Attenuator covering a 8dB attenuation range in    1dB  steps, You can easily set the Downlink gain what you need

  4.Increase your wireless coverage and throughput

  5.Works with Most Wireless Access Point/Routers or Wireless Network Card

  6.Easy to install and use

  7.Ideal for use detachable 2.4GHz antenna equipments

  Installation Guide

Step 1:Connect Antenna to the Wi-Fi Booster.

       CAUTION: The Booster antenna interface canonly connect antenna, Don’t connectto any other wireless products in any case, otherwise it will result in equipment malfunction or damage.

Step 2:Connect Wireless AP/Router or Wireless Network Card to the Wi-Fi Booster.

         Tips: Users can also use other shielded cables to connect, but the cable length should be as   short as possible, preferably not exceeding 3m.

Step 3:Power up the Wi-Fi Booster.

               At first, the color of the LED is green. When the data is being transmitted, the light will turn     red.The more dense data transmission, the faster color change of the LED.

Step 4:Adjust the Antenna position and angle,make the Wi-Fi Booster receive the best signal

The adjustment method of the Downlink Gain :

Open the lid of this booster, You will see a Data-chosen-switch, Change the switch status will change the Downlink Gain. 

CAUTION:

1. The default Downlink gain is 13dB, It is not the higher the better, You must ensure that   the final transmit power must not be larger than 36dBm (4w).

2.The Downlink gain is too high may cause the booster not work correctly, The wireless link cannot be successfully connected, or even lead to the booster damage.

3.You need to reduce the Downlink gain when it's combined with a high-power AP/Router.

4.You need to increase the Downlink gain when it's combined with a low-power AP/Router.

         The reference Downlink gain setting can be according to the following table: