MR PowerMAX GSM900/1800 | Calls | All GSM Networks

Our MR PowerMAX GSM900/1800 booster kit is an optimal repeater for clients seeking a signal boost for voice calls in a large area, such as a large office building, a warehouse, etc. It is for clients using any carrier that supports GSM900 and GSM1800 (900MHz and 1800MHz).

It does this by working on GSM900 at 900MHz and GSM1800 at 1800MHz frequency; which are the typical GSM frequencies for 2G (voice and text) in the UK and Asia. It is the best option for clients who travel or have imported cellphones as it operates on most European telephone carriers. The MR PowerMAX GSM900/1800 Repeater coverage goes up to 1,000 square meters, allowing a widely spread signal that reaches your entire home, office, home office, moving home, etc. and supports up to 75 coinciding users! This PowerMAX repeater was created to boost your GSM voice for all supporting UK networks. Your MR PowerMAX GSM 900/1800 booster kit covers:

• GSM Voice – 900MHz and 1800MHz
• Up to 1,000sqm
• Up to 75 Simultaneous Users

This Mini GSM900/1800 repeater can focus in on boosting two specific frequencies (in this case it is 900MHz and 1800MHz) and provides you with very good signal in places you would not have it. This repeater works best when it is positioned where you get the most signal around your building, and is pointed towards the signal, since it will be able to pick up even the slightest bit of frequency and send it through the GSM repeater system using the coaxial cables.

We like to make it easy for you to install the repeater yourself with the easy-to-follow installation instructions that come with your purchases! The MR PowerMAX GSM900/1800 kit comes with:  your external aerial antenna, internal PowerMAX repeater, 10-meter coaxial cable, AC/DC power source cables, and installation manual. When you set up the repeater in the desired building, the 2G (voice) reception inside your building will be significantly amplified, sometimes up to 200-300%! Mobile Repeater wants to help out in any ways possible, so we offer you 100% free technical assistance throughout the entire process, so don’t hesitate to contact us at any time. It’s our duty to assist you!

We are aware that there is quite a bit of competition in our area of the market, but since we have been developing our PowerMAX GSM boosters for over 10 years, we have the experience needed to provide you with the best mobile signal coverage.

We believe in the superiority of our products, and their ability to boost the 2G reception that is around your building; so much so that we offer our clients a 15-day money back guarantee and love to give you the perk of free shipping. Furthermore, all government and corporate establishments have the opportunity to pay after 30 days with their PowerMAX GSM booster!

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We like to keep our booster kits simple and highly functional, which is why they are so easy to install yourself! The PowerMAX GSM booster, like all of our boosters, is composed by 4 major parts:

External Aerial Antenna: The exterior aerial antenna is essential to the repeater’s functionality because it’s the external antenna that receives any GSM signal you have outside your home or office building, and sends it through the PowerMAX GSM system.

Coaxial Cables: The coaxial cables are 10 meter long cables that are intended to transfer the cell signal from the external aerial antenna to the indoor PowerMAX GSM repeater at high speeds.

Indoor PowerMAX GSM900/1800 Repeater: This is the device that obtains the signals from the coaxial cables, and amplifies the signal throughout the inside your building and makes it up to 3 times stronger than earlier.

Indoor Rubber Whip Re-broadcast Antenna: This is the component which spreads the signal from the Indoor PowerMAX GSM900/1800 Repeater throughout the building you desire to boost.

The reasons you need a mobile repeater is probably due to things that are a little out of your reach, such as the building materials used in the construction of your home, office, home office, high-rise, etc. that block signal from entering; working or living too far from your GSM carrier’s primary antenna; the mountain(s) between you and the central antenna; or the densely forested area near you. These are all contributing factors to the poor cell signal you’ve had to deal with. Luckily, our engineering teams have premeditated these factors, and have developed a way to do away with all of them.