Hi dear Did the wilson supported 220 v and what anothe items need for booster the signal mobile
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Hi: I use the booster in my motorhome on the beach with a 100 foot cliff next to me that stops cell signals. The phone works great but data is marginal.I use a 110 v adapter. hope this helps, Tom
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Hi! I installed one at my camp. This model is 12v only. You could use a converter , 110-220 to 12 volt or use acharger 220v hooked to a 12v battery and then hook the booster to the battery.
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it is only 110 volt. i use it for mobile internet. i needed the router and data card, and an antenna. be sure the connectors are compatible. the shorter the antenna cable, the better the signal you'll get.
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The 811210 uses a 12vdc input. If you have a 220vac to 12vdc transformer then you would be ok. The 811210 also needs and external antenna such as the Wilson 301103.
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There are differences between carriers. our best bet is to contact Wilson Electronics directly and ask which of the cradle type booster works best with your carriers. Call their tech support at 1-866-294-1660 or visit their site for an email address. I use one of their boosters with my AT&T; service and it performs great. I have recommended the -V version to neighbors using Verizon as their carrier and they have had excellent results.
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No I don't think you can, the power adapters that come with this phone are rated 120 V.
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This is NOT intended to be connected to to a cell device. Wilson makes or made inline units that are made to be directly connected to cell devices. Sorry I don't have any part numbers but search for inline booster and you should find what you need.
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I have the booster that is for Verizon and it works with this antenna. Just make sure you get the correct booster. I called Wilson because I had questions also and it was the best thing I could have done. I would have bought the wrong booster and had to send it back and get the correct one. Just call Wilson and save some time.
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The booster box , 12 volt cord, and a car antenna. I really wanted it for home use. I called Wilson and had to order a home pack for around $23.00.
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No - this one is the bare bones of the bunch. There is another Wilson on the market (Amazon) that, if I am not mistaken, is for the iphone 3G and 4G networks. You may need to go with an actual booster kit. cost more but if you need the signal power, it may be the way to go. Watch the "fine print" it will state which carriers they do not do well on.
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I didn't. The power adapter needs to be plugged in to a power outlet and connected to the booster by a coax. I had a short coax from my cable company lying around and used that.
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You can get a 110v to 220v converter from an indian grocery store. It costs about 40 dollars. Make sure the wattage is enough. You cannot buy a phone converter and use it for a grinder :-)
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NOTICE. International Use Only. Will not work in North America!The Wilson 811910 SIGNALBOOST Direct Connect 900/2100MHz Amplifier for European & Asian Frequencies
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This unit is designed for US based cellular equipment. It may work however you should contact the supplier Wilson Electronics to verify.
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I'm in South Africa with 220V 50hz. Works hundreds. Check the model spec though.
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it depends on what kind of connector the booster have. u need to check with the manufacturer of ur booster. this particular wilson antenna comes with a FME female connector. it will work with FME male connector only
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Yes, the Wilson Electronics Mobile 4G™cell phone signal booster improves coverage - including 4G, 3G, and 2G data downloads - for subscribers of all U.S. cellular networks (except Clearwire).
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I have the booster working with no problems with Wilson Electronics Single Band - 800 MHz Yagi Antenna Model Y8009EL with N Female Connector. I connected it with a Wilson Electronics 952375 75-Foot WILSON400 Ultra Low Loss Coax Cable with N Male Connectors. It took a couple of adapter connectors to match everything up. Hope this answers your question.
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I just spoke with a Wilson rep and it WILL NOT support AT&T; LTE. They do have other products that will including wireless and corded boosters. Contact Wilson for the best answer like I did.
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Remember, we're working with radio waves being sent through the atmosphere, and pretty much line-of-sight from a cell tower. The signal amplifier (the booster) is amplifying the signal intercepted by the antenna and sends it to the pad where the phone is to be placed. You'll have to trust L. P.'s experience working in a basement. If it works for him, it should work for you. The antenna must be outside, and as high up as you can reach with your cable for maximum effect.