Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link Home Cell Signal Booster 1 Antenna TS543111

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Whole-house coverage for average-size homes
Rooftop antenna mount & surge protector, plus your choice of antennas
Boosts voice, text & 5G/4G/3G data
Works on Verizon, AT&T, T‑Mobile, Sprint & other networks
Includes Smart Link Bluetooth monitoring capability

Outside Signal Strength

Coverage @ 700 MHz LTE

5 Bars

Up to 10,000 ft²

3 Bars

Up to 6,250 ft²

1 Bar

Up to 1,200 ft²

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SKU: TS543111

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Product Description

This product has been discontinued. Please see our other HiBoost cell signal boosters.

Features of the Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link

Most affordable booster for covering a whole house (small-to-average sized homes).
Sturdy metal case.
Easy-to-read backlit LCD display, with uplink/downlink/power status on one screen and optional manual settings.
Monitor and troubleshoot your booster with HiBoost’s Signal Supervisor app for smartphones.
Boosts signal for up to 150 simultaneous cellular devices.
Choice of outside and inside antennas at no additional charge. (Get help choosing the right antennas.)
Includes 240 coax cable and commercial-grade antennas and components.
Carrier agnostic: Works with all major U.S. and Canadian carriers.
Improves 5G, 4G LTE, and 3G service for voice, text, and data. (Learn more about 5G compatibility.)

The Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link is a single-antenna system designed for average-sized homes that need improved cell signal reception throughout the house. The 10K Smart Link improves both voice and data to reduce dropped calls and missed emails and texts, keeping your family members, friends, and guests connected with a stronger cell signal.

This kit includes one inside dome or panel antenna that sends amplified signal to the phones in your home.

HiBoost Home 10K Smart Link LCD display and controls

The Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link features a backlit LCD display and optional manual controls for gain and power.

Who is the Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link for?

Small to average-sized homes with typical cellular user and data loads.
Residences in remote locations with weak cell service.
Urban environments with building materials that block outside cell signal (steel, glass, concrete, plaster, etc.).
Basements and other below-ground rooms where cell reception is poor.

Compare small home boosters: See our top 5 recommended models.

Upgrade to 2X and double your coverage!

The Top Signal 2X HiBoost 10K Smart Link system uses the same booster, but includes ⅜‑inch 400 coax cable with half the signal loss of 240 coax. The 2X system will double the coverage area provided by your inside dome antenna.

Top Signal 2X HighBoost 10K Smart Link double coverage comparison chart

Top Signal 2X HighBoost 10K Smart Link double coverage comparison chart 1x

Top Signal 2X HighBoost 10K Smart Link double coverage comparison chart 2x

Monitor your 10K Smart Link system from your smartphone

HiBoost’s Signal Supervisor app for smartphones helps you set up and monitor your cell signal booster. The booster links to your iPhone or Android smartphone via a Bluetooth or WiFi connection. With Signal Supervisor, you can:

Register your booster via a QR Code or Bluetooth.
Monitor your signal booster’s status via Bluetooth.
Set up and receive remote alerts if your booster isn’t operating properly.
View your booster’s power settings, decibel gain, and dBm output.
Manage multiple boosters.

HiBoost’s Signal Supervisor app is available for Apple iOS and Android devices.

The HiBoost Signal Supervisor app for iPhone and Android smartphones for use with HiBoost Smart Link cell phone signal boosters

Purchasing a Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link system

The Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link kit comes with the following components:

Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link cell signal amplifier F15G‑5S‑BTW

AC/DC adapter GM50‑120300‑F

Choice of… Wideband outdoor omni antenna TS210371

…or Wideband outdoor LPDA antenna TS220942H

Choice of… Wideband indoor dome antenna TS250374

…or
Wideband indoor panel antenna TS260743H

30′ 200 coax cable TS330030 (×2)

Adjustable rooftop antenna mount TS430001

50‑ohm lightning surge protector TS450001

Home cell signal booster installation guide

HiBoost Home Smart Link Series user manual

How the Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link works

The Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link receives the outside cell signal, amplifies it, and rebroadcasts it inside your home through a ceiling-mounted dome antenna or wall-mounted panel antenna. This allows you to stay connected in areas where cell service is poor or where your home’s construction materials interfere with signals from the local cell tower.

Works with all major cellular carriers

The Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link works with all major wireless carriers:

U.S. carriers, including Verizon, AT&T, T‑Mobile, Sprint, U.S. Cellular, and most others.
Canadian carriers, including Rogers, Bell Canada, Telus, Wind, and most others.

It operates on common cellular frequencies.

700 MHz (SMH) bands 12, 13, 17.
850 MHz (Cellular 850) band 5.
1700/2100 MHz (AWS) band 4.
1900 MHz (PCS) bands 2, 25.

Which antennas should I choose?

This system gives you the choice of an outdoor directional or omnidirectional antenna and an indoor dome or panel antenna. Here are some general guidelines for choosing the right antennas.

Outside (donor) antenna:

The canister-shaped omnidirectional antenna works well in most situations. An omni antenna gathers signal from all carrier towers in all directions, and it’s also easier to set up.
The wedge-shaped directional antenna (LPDA) works best if your home has a direct line of sight to a specific cell tower that provides service for your cellular network. The directional antenna is also an excellent choice if another carrier has a powerful cell tower nearby, but you need to bypass that tower in favor of a more distant one operated by your preferred carrier. A directional antennas needs to be tuned, so its setup is more involved than an omni antenna’s.

Inside (broadcast) antenna:

The ceiling-mounted dome antenna works best in most situations. It broadcasts downward and all around in a shape similar to a donut or an inner tube. It usually gives more broad, even coverage than a wall-mounted panel antenna and is less noticeable than a panel antenna. Installing a dome antenna does, however, require that you have access above the ceiling to pull cable and mount the antenna.
A wall-mounted panel antenna broadcasts forward in a sideways teardrop shape. It’s a better option if you don’t have access above your ceiling or if you want to mount the antenna on the outside perimeter of the area you want to cover. It’s also a good option for long, narrow indoor areas.

If you’re still not certain which antennas will work best for you, please call us at 866‑912‑3444. Our technical support representatives will be happy to discuss your specific requirements and give you a recommendation based on years of professional experience.

How much area will the Top Signal HiBoost 10K Smart Link cover?

This system comes with one dome antenna that broadcasts improved cellular signal in a spherical pattern or a panel antenna that broadcasts in a horizontal cone shape. With strong outside cell signal (−95 dBm RSRP or greater), you can typically cover 10,000 square feet of indoor building space with 700 MHz signal. The size of the coverage area depends on many factors, including:

Outside cell signal strength received by the donor antenna.
Which outdoor donor antenna your choose. The omnidirectional antenna is easier to set up and will pick up signal from all towers and carriers in a 360° radius. The directional (LPDA) antenna provides stronger signal gain by targeting a specific tower, possibly with access to fewer carriers.
Inside building materials. Cellular frequencies pass through wood framing and drywall more easily than through steel and concrete.
Cellular frequencies used by the carrier and the device. Lower-frequency 700 MHz and Cellular (850 MHz) signals travel farther than higher-frequency PCS (1900 MHz) and AWS (1700/2100 MHz) signals.

Substandard or inadequate conditions in any of these factors will reduce your coverage area.

Powerful Signal has over a decade of experience designing and installing cellular amplification systems. Please call us at 866‐912‐3444 or contact us online and we’ll be happy to calculate the coverage area this system will provide in your building and answer any other questions about this amplifier.