- Description
- Specifications
When the Modem Has Signal Problems, Not the Building
A kiosk that drops its connection every afternoon does not usually need a building-wide repeater. It needs the one modem inside it to hold a link. The WilsonPro IoT 3.0 is a direct-connect amplifier: rather than broadcasting into a room through an indoor antenna, it wires straight into the cellular modem and lifts that single device's signal by up to 15 dB. Wilson Electronics ships it pre-approved by all major US carriers under FCC Part 20 rules, so it can be deployed without a per-site carrier approval process. Browse related antennas and accessories at Island Electrical Supply.
Ideal Deployments
- ATMs, vending machines, and kiosks with an AC outlet nearby, using the included 12V AC/DC power supply.
- Vehicle-mounted LTE modem hotspots, using the 12V hardwire kit powered from the vehicle.
- Cellular-based home and business security systems, using the supplied MCX and MMCX interface cables.
- OEM and custom IoT builds, where the 4.2 by 5.4 inch footprint at 1.58 lb fits inside tightly constrained enclosures.
- Sites where concrete, steel, terrain, or distance to the tower is the root cause of unreliable data transfer.
What You Get
- Passive RF bypass failover: if power is lost, signal continues to pass through and the modem stays connected rather than going dark.
- Power over Coax: the amplifier and antenna can be sited independently for best placement, with power carried on the coax run.
- Auto-power control that continuously trims output to hold maximum usable signal.
- A single kit covering three installation paths, with an N-Type RF connector and a three-year limited warranty.
