Which kit suits a SaskTel farmhouse or acreage?
The Tri-Band 4G and 5G Signal Booster for 3,230 sq ft (CA$976) suits most houses. For a large house, or a house with an attached shop, choose the 5,380 sq ft version (CA$1,624).
Weak SaskTel signal at a rural home or farm? Compare booster kits for 700, 850 and 1900 MHz from CA$976. Free delivery in about 7 working days.
Free tracked delivery to Canada, included in the price.
SaskTel covers a lot of open country, and the signal that reaches a rural yard is often weak but usable. Steel roofs, metal-clad shops and energy-efficient windows then block what is left. A booster puts an antenna outside where the signal is, and repeats it indoors.
SaskTel's 4G and 5G network uses several bands, including 700, 850, 1900 and AWS 1700/2100 MHz. In rural Saskatchewan the low bands, 700 and 850 MHz, travel furthest, so the Tri-Band kits below (700/850/1900 MHz) are the usual choice. Delivery is free and takes about 7 working days; import taxes and duties are paid by the buyer.
Network bands can vary by address; check the bands and outdoor signal available where the kit will be installed.
The Tri-Band 4G and 5G Signal Booster for 3,230 sq ft (CA$976) suits most houses. For a large house, or a house with an attached shop, choose the 5,380 sq ft version (CA$1,624).
Choose the Home Elite Universal Signal Booster (CA$1,311). It adds AWS 1700/2100 MHz, which Freedom relies on, to 700/850/1900 MHz.
No. It needs a usable signal outside. Check the roofline and any high ground with Wi-Fi turned off before you buy.
If your internet is good, Wi-Fi calling may be enough for calls in one building. A booster helps when you need signal in several rooms or buildings, or when the internet is slow.
Farm guide: Cell Signal Booster for a Farm in Saskatchewan or Alberta