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Antenna on the roof, router in the living room

To boost the mobile internet signal, it is crucial to place the external antenna in the location with the best coverage. GSM antenna leads are ready-made cables in various lengths that allow you to route the signal from the roof or facade directly to the device inside the building without loss. Thanks to factory-fitted ends, you can be sure of the tightness and durability of the connection, which is essential for installations exposed to weather conditions.

The missing link for a small modem

Do you have a portable USB modem or mobile router (MiFi) and want to connect a solid external antenna to it? These devices often have miniature sockets (e.g. TS9, CRC9) that do not fit standard cables. Flexible GSM connectors for modems, called pigtails, act as an adapter, connecting the delicate socket in your device to a thick antenna cable, ensuring stable data transfer without the risk of breaking the port.

When plugs do not fit each other

Have you bought a new antenna, but its plug does not fit the amplifier or router? You do not have to replace all the cabling. Metal GSM adapters and connectors (barrels, angled adapters) allow you to quickly change the connector type (e.g. from SMA to FME or from N to SMA) or connect two shorter cables into one long cable. This is an essential item in an installer's bag that saves the day during installation upgrades.

An installation tailored to measure

In professional GSM installations, it is often necessary to pull the cable through narrow holes in walls or adjust its length to the exact centimeter. In such situations, crimp GSM plugs are essential. They allow you to attach the end to the cable yourself after it has been laid, which guarantees a neat installation and a perfect fit to the specifics of the building.

Coverage in every room

One GSM amplifier (repeater) is sometimes not enough to cover a large house, a multi-level office, or a warehouse hall with signal. To distribute the boosted signal to several indoor antennas located in different rooms, use GSM signal splitters. Thanks to them, you can effectively divide the device's power, eliminating dead zones and ensuring stable phone calls throughout the facility.