Field note · United Kingdom
Office Signal Booster Buying Guide
How to plan indoor coverage for offices, workshops, farms and larger buildings.
Short answer
Office signal booster planning starts with a coverage map, the networks used by staff, and the outdoor signal available at the building. Larger or multi-room offices may need a kit with extra ceiling antennas and a splitter to distribute coverage evenly.
What to take from this
Coverage is specific to a building, a network, and the signal available around it. Use the facts below as a useful starting point, then contact us if your setup has a constraint that is hard to describe.
Before you order
Check the bands supported by your network, measure the indoor area you want to cover, and identify where an outdoor antenna could receive the cleanest signal.
Related: office mobile signal boosters.
How to size an office booster
Add up the floor area you need covered, not the whole building. Then check the outdoor signal where the antenna will go: strong signal outside lets a kit reach its full rated area, while weak signal shrinks it. Choose the next size up if you are in doubt. See our office signal boosters.
FAQs
How many square metres does an office booster cover?
Office kits are sold by rated area, from around 500 square metres up to several thousand. Real coverage depends on the outdoor signal and the walls inside.