RV CEL-FI GO G32 Cell Signal Booster for Class A & Class C Motorhomes | Top Signal Series

Features of the Nextivity CEL-FI GO G32 Class A & Class C RV system

• Improves cell signal in large Class A motor coaches and Class C motorhomes.
• Boosts one carrier at a time for multiple users simultaneously. The CEL-FI GO G32 booster amplifies your choice of Verizon, AT&T, T‑Mobile, UScellular, or GCI Alaska 5G and 4G/LTE. Works only within the United States. (Learn more about 5G compatibility.)
• The CEL-FI GO G32 booster provides an industry-leading gain of up to 100 dB in stationary mode when you’re parked and up to 65 dB in mobile mode when you’re underway. Switch modes with the Nextivity WAVE app for smartphones.
• Includes a roof-mounted, low-profile Poynting PUCK-1 antenna with six mounting options. You can also choose one of three mast antennas. (Learn more about antenna options.)
• Top Signal’s directional EDGE panel antenna stands upright on any flat surface. Move the antenna where you need improved cell signal inside your motorhome. Connect the antenna to the booster with your choice of 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 feet of thin, flexible coax cable.
• Includes a 120V AC power supply.

Whether you’re at an RV resort, a remote national park, or mountain getaway, the CEL-FI GO G32 RV system will help you stay connected, with faster 5G/4G data and fewer dropped calls, fewer undelivered texts, and fewer missed email messages.

The CEL-FI GO G32 RV system gives you maximum flexibility for getting better cell signal in your rig. Place the inside panel antenna where you need signal most—the dining area, the driver’s console tray, the bedroom, even outside—and move it as needed. This system includes your choice of between 5 and 30 feet of flexible 195 coax cable that makes moving the antenna quick and simple.

With sufficient outside signal strength (at least −115 dBm RSRP or about 1 bar), the CEL-FI GO G32 RV system can improve signal across half of your rig or more. Less outside signal will reduce the total coverage amount but you will still be able to call, text, and use cellular data closer to the inside antenna (as long as outside signal isn’t effectively zero).