weBoost Drive X RV – Cell Phone Signal Booster kit | Boosts 5G & 4G LTE for All U.S. & Canadian Carriers – Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, more | Made in the U.S. | FCC Approved (model 471410)

Price: $649.99
(as of Nov 13, 2024 18:45:18 UTC – Details)

Explore the great outdoors and visit destinations across the U.S.—all without worrying about cellular connectivity with the weBoost’s Drive X RV cell signal booster. Designed for use with all RV classes—including Class A and Class C, and towable campers and travel trailers—weBoost has you covered no matter where your journey takes you. With 24.8 dBm uplink power, to 2.9 dBm downlink power, and up to 50 dB max gain and 33% farther range compared to the Drive Sleek booster, the Drive X RV gives multiple users coverage from all networks and carriers — even in remote areas or rural towns. Equipped with two power supply options, an AC/DC wall power supply and a hardwire power cord, for flexibility in installation of your cellular booster. All components you need to install the Drive X RV are included in one package with easy-to-follow instructions. Just in case you have any questions, our friendly U.S.-based customer service is here to support you.The weBoost Drive X RV will amplify cell signal from available bands 4, 5, 12/17, 13 and 2.
Stronger Cell Signal — Capable Of Reaching Towers At Distances Up To 33% Farther Range Than The Drive Sleek, The Weboost Drive X Rv Signal Booster Offers Fewer Dropped Calls, Better Voice Quality, Faster Mobile Internet, Improved Audio And Video Streaming, And Greater Hotspot Capability — Even In Remote Areas
Carrier Compatibility — With Multi-User Functionality, Every Passenger Can Enjoy Stronger Cell Signal From Verizon, At&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular And All Carriers
Modular-Antenna Design — Drive X Rv’S Rugged Outside Antenna Can Be Installed Using Several Mounting Configurations As Well As Varying Height Levels To Help Optimize Its Performance
FCC approved- FCC ID PWO460021
Designed for easy-to-follow DIY installation, all without the need to drill holes in your RV