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WilsonPro 4000R – The World’s First Rack Mounted Cell Signal Amplifier Starts Shipping Today
September 27, 2016
The WilsonPro 4000R is now a legacy product at Wilson Connectivity. For more information about the WilsonPro 4000R, please see the legacy product page.
ST GEORGE, UT, September 27, 2016 – Wilson Connectivity announced today that its newest, most-powerful booster for businesses has been FCC approved and is now available for purchase.
Designed to provide enhanced in-building cellular coverage for all commercial spaces, including hospitals, hotels, warehouses and offices, the WilsonPro 4000R amplifies weak cell signals to provide reliable voice and data coverage – including 4G LTE – to inside spaces where signals may not penetrate. Adjustable uplink and downlink gain controls on each band make it easy to customize the cell phone amplifier for any specific signal environment.
The WilsonPro 4000R amplifier is the first solution specifically targeting the enterprise IT professional. The rack-mounted, easy-to-manage amplifier becomes an essential part of a company’s overall communications infrastructure. The 4000R is the first to have four amplification ports, each dynamically adjusting to maximize enhanced cellular coverage and providing cell coverage for up to 100,000 square feet of indoor space.
This ground-breaking, intelligent multiport capability eliminates previous industry limitations that reduced amplifiers to smaller-size venues. The extended dynamic range, or XDR technology, built within the 4000R makes it possible for the amplifier to adjust its signal gain as necessary, all while still providing stable connectivity.
“Products that address enterprise cellular connectivity issues traditionally cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and take years to properly deploy,” said Wilson Connectivity leadership. “Businesses now have another option: Wilson’s new enterprise-grade products, designed to reduce business costs while improving efficiency. Wilson Connectivity is able to offer quick, cost-effective enterprise deployments that work exceptionally well.”
Like all Wilson Connectivity cellular signal amplifiers, the WilsonPro 4000R features cell site protections that auto-detect and prevent any cell tower interference. Wilson Connectivity quality and an industry-leading three-year warranty make the 4000R a clear choice for the professional technology integrator.
The 4000R is available for purchase through Wilson Connectivity distributors and dealers. For more information visit wilsonconnectivity.com.
About WilsonPro - Wilson Connectivity, home of WilsonPro product family, weBoost, and zBoost, is a leader in wireless communications infrastructure, dedicated to delivering connectivity to every corner of peoples’ lives. The company has designed and manufactured cell phone signal amplifiers, antennas and related components for more than 20 years. Each amplifier is designed to significantly improve cellular coverage in homes, workplaces or vehicles. All Wilson Connectivity products are designed, assembled and tested in the U.S.A. For more information, visit www.wilsonconnectivity.com.
ST GEORGE, UT, September 27, 2016 – Wilson Connectivity announced today that its newest, most-powerful booster for businesses has been FCC approved and is now available for purchase.
Designed to provide enhanced in-building cellular coverage for all commercial spaces, including hospitals, hotels, warehouses and offices, the WilsonPro 4000R amplifies weak cell signals to provide reliable voice and data coverage – including 4G LTE – to inside spaces where signals may not penetrate. Adjustable uplink and downlink gain controls on each band make it easy to customize the cell phone amplifier for any specific signal environment.
The WilsonPro 4000R amplifier is the first solution specifically targeting the enterprise IT professional. The rack-mounted, easy-to-manage amplifier becomes an essential part of a company’s overall communications infrastructure. The 4000R is the first to have four amplification ports, each dynamically adjusting to maximize enhanced cellular coverage and providing cell coverage for up to 100,000 square feet of indoor space.
This ground-breaking, intelligent multiport capability eliminates previous industry limitations that reduced amplifiers to smaller-size venues. The extended dynamic range, or XDR technology, built within the 4000R makes it possible for the amplifier to adjust its signal gain as necessary, all while still providing stable connectivity.
“Products that address enterprise cellular connectivity issues traditionally cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and take years to properly deploy,” said Wilson Connectivity leadership. “Businesses now have another option: Wilson’s new enterprise-grade products, designed to reduce business costs while improving efficiency. Wilson Connectivity is able to offer quick, cost-effective enterprise deployments that work exceptionally well.”
Like all Wilson Connectivity cellular signal amplifiers, the WilsonPro 4000R features cell site protections that auto-detect and prevent any cell tower interference. Wilson Connectivity quality and an industry-leading three-year warranty make the 4000R a clear choice for the professional technology integrator.
The 4000R is available for purchase through Wilson Connectivity distributors and dealers. For more information visit wilsonconnectivity.com.
About WilsonPro - Wilson Connectivity, home of WilsonPro product family, weBoost, and zBoost, is a leader in wireless communications infrastructure, dedicated to delivering connectivity to every corner of peoples’ lives. The company has designed and manufactured cell phone signal amplifiers, antennas and related components for more than 20 years. Each amplifier is designed to significantly improve cellular coverage in homes, workplaces or vehicles. All Wilson Connectivity products are designed, assembled and tested in the U.S.A. For more information, visit www.wilsonconnectivity.com.
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