Top Signal HiBoost 4K Cell Phone Signal Booster with 1 Antenna TS542011 (50 Ohm): Kit

Top Signal HiBoost 4K Home Cell Signal Booster 1 Antenna TS542011

Discontinued by the manufacturer
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Popular model for small homes
Antenna mount, surge protector, and upgraded antennas
Boosts voice, text & 4G/3G data
Works on Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint & other networks

Top Signal (Discontinued)

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SKU: TS542011-C1D2

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Product Description

This product has been discontinued and replaced by the Top Signal HiBoost 4K Smart Link TS542111.

Features of the Top Signal HiBoost 4K

Best booster system for small homes, condominiums, and apartments, as well as covering a few rooms of a large home.
Sturdy metal case.
Easy-to-read backlit LCD display, with uplink/downlink/power status on one screen and optional manual settings.
Boosts signal for up to 100 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 4G LTE and 3G service for voice, text, and data.

The Top Signal HiBoost 4K is a single-antenna system designed for small residences that need improved cell signal reception in two to four rooms. The 4K improves both voice and data to reduce dropped calls and missed emails and texts, keeping your family members and friends 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.

The Top Signal HiBoost 4K features a backlit LCD display and controls for gain and power.

Upgrade to 2X and double your coverage!

The Top Signal 2X HiBoost 4K 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 4K double coverage comparison chart

Top Signal 2X HighBoost 4K double coverage comparison chart 1x

Top Signal 2X HighBoost 4K double coverage comparison chart 2x

Who is the Top Signal HiBoost 4K for?

Small homes or a few rooms in a large home, 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.

Purchasing a Top Signal HiBoost 4K system

The Top Signal HiBoost 4K kit comes with the following components:

Top Signal HiBoost 4K cell signal amplifier F10G‑5S‑LCD

AC/DC adapter GM50‑120300‑F

Choice of… Wideband outdoor omni antenna TS210371

…or Wideband outdoor LPDA antenna TS220971

Choice of… Wideband indoor dome antenna TS250374

…or Wideband indoor panel antenna TS260771

30′ 240 coax cable TS320030 (×2)

Adjustable rooftop antenna mount TS430001

50‑ohm lightning surge protector TS450001

HiBoost Home 4K user manual

How the Top Signal HiBoost 4K works

The Top Signal HiBoost 4K 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 4K 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 4G/3G 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 kit gives you the choice of an outdoor directional or omnidirectional antenna and an indoor dome or panel antenna. Here are some general guidelines for selecting the right antennas.

Outside (donor) antenna:

A canister omnidirectional antenna works best in most circumstances. The omni gathers signal from all carrier towers in all directions.
A wedge-shaped LPDA directional antenna works best if your building is in a remote location with one single, distant tower providing cell service for your area. The LPDA is also an excellent choice if there’s a powerful cell tower nearby but you need to bypass that tower in favor of a more distant one operated by your preferred carrier.

Inside (broadcast) antenna:

A ceiling-mounted dome antenna works best in most circumstances. It broadcasts downward in a spherical shape (similar to the shape of a light bulb) and usually gives more broad, even coverage than a panel antenna. A dome is also less noticeable than a wall-mounted panel. The dome antenna does, however, require access above the ceiling to pull cable and attach it to the antenna.
A wall-mounted panel antenna works best if you don’t have access above your ceiling or if you need to mount the broadcast antenna on the outside perimeter of the area you want to cover. The panel antenna broadcasts forward in a wedge shape (similar to beam from a flashlight).

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 4K 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 (−80 dBm or greater), you can typically cover 4,000 square feet of indoor building space with 800 MHz signal. The size of the coverage area depends on many factors, including:

Outside cell signal strength received by the donor antenna.
Which indoor broadcast antenna your choose. (A dome antenna typically provides better signal coverage than a panel antenna.)
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 LTE and 800 MHz signals travel farther than higher-frequency AWS and PCS 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.