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Great, Affordable Cellular Coverage for Home Spaces.
The SureCall Fusion4Home signal booster increases voice, text, and 4G LTE data for all North American cell carriers, including AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile. 5G capable, it greatly enhances cell service for all your wireless devices (smartphones, notebooks, hotspots, etc.). Further, it works regardless of phone model (iPhone, Android, Samsung Galaxy, etc) and for numerous users at once.
The Fusion4Home cell phone signal booster for home connects users across North America using an upgraded cell phone signal amplifier that delivers twice the uplink power of its competition to reach towers at greater distances than ever before. This cellular extender allows many different antenna configurations to increase or decrease coverage range.
Total Compatibility For All Device Types or Networks
The SureCall Fusion4Home will boost signal strength on all available cellular networks, no matter where you are. Rural, suburban, urban – if you have some cellular signal outside, you’ll get it even stronger inside. The SureCall-exclusive “SureIQ” technology balances all incoming cellular signals, ensuring consistent uptime and peak performance no matter the signal environment.
Cover up to 4,000 sq ft* with crisp, clear cellular signal. Significantly boosts signal strength for improved voice, text and data speeds on any 4G/LTE or 5G phones and devices.
* Effective coverage area depends on quality and strength of outside cellular signal, internal building materials, and antenna configuration.
SureCall’s Best Performance Guarantee
The SureCall Fusion4Home also allows for manual frequency band adjustments, which helps fine-tune specific carrier bands and avoids overloading the signal booster. In plain English, while it does boost signal for all carriers at the same time, you can adjust for a preference for a specific carrier and obtain better performance for that carrier.
SureCall is the only cell phone booster name on the market to report real coverage expectations and still overdeliver in performance. They also provide guaranteed results with a 60-day money back guarantee and 3-year manufacturer's warranty.
How To Choose Your Antennas
We offer several different Fusion4Home kits tailored to specific use cases. In general, if you live in an area with strong outside signal, the omni-directional outdoor antenna should work for you.
If your signal outside is weak, we suggest a directional or “Yagi” outdoor antenna because delivers stronger signal to the amplifier.
Whip-style indoor antennas attach directly to the booster and radiate signal in a 360-degree radius from that point. It's the easiest to install but provides less indoor coverage than other options.
Dome antennas are best placed on an indoor ceiling and radiate signal downward in all directions, so a ceiling mount installation will work best.
Panel antennas shoot signal outward, so they’re best placed on a wall.
The Fusion4Home Cell Phone Signal Booster by SureCall increases voice, text, and 4G LTE data for all North American cell carriers, including AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile. It greatly enhances 4G, 5G and LTE cell service for all your wireless devices (smartphones, notebooks, hotspots, etc.). Furthermore, it works regardless of phone model (iPhone, Android, Samsung Galaxy, etc).
The Fusion4Home cell phone signal booster for home connects users across North America using an upgraded cell phone signal amplifier that delivers 2X more uplink power to reach towers at greater distances than ever before. This cellular extender features swappable antennas to increase or decrease coverage range.
With the Fusion4Home setup, customers can expect 2,000 - 4,000 sq ft of coverage (depending on configuration) from this kit. Simply put, there is no better value for the money on the market. The cellular repeater itself offers up to +72 dB gain, which means using different, more install-heavy antennas, you can increase your coverage without having to buy a new booster. With this increased gain, the Fusion4Home 4G wireless signal booster further expands indoor coverage for those who work, live or vacation at the edge of the cellular network.
The SureCall Fusion4Home also allows for manual frequency band adjustments, which helps fine-tune specific carrier bands and avoids overloading the signal booster. In plain English, while it does boost signal for all carriers at the same time, you can adjust for a preference for a specific carrier.
SureCall is the only cell phone booster name on the market to report real coverage expectations and still overdeliver in performance. They also provide guaranteed results with a 60-day money back guarantee and 3-year manufacturer's warranty.
- Boosts 4G & 5G LTE for any home or office up to 4,000 sq ft.
- Works for all phones & cellular devices, all US carriers.
- Supports multiple cellular devices and users simultaneously.
- SureCoverage Guaranteed: Better signal or 60-days money back & 3 year warranty.
- Those who have a midsize home or office with strong outside signal and need total coverage.
- Those who have a small home or office with weak outside signal, or only need spot coverage
- Those who want a versatile, scalable booster with strong upgrade options.
- SureCall Fusion4Home Amplifier
- Whip Antenna
- 50 ft RG6 Cable
- Outside Yagi Antenna
- Power Supply
- SureCall Fusion4Home Amplifier
- Inside Dome Antenna
- 50 ft RG6 Cable
- Outside Yagi Antenna
- 20 ft SC-240 Cable
- Power Supply
- SureCall Fusion4Home Amplifier
- Inside Panel Antenna
- 50 ft RG6 Cable
- Outside Yagi Antenna
- 20 ft SC-240 Cable
- Power Supply
| SureCall Fusion4Home | |
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| Part Numbers | Fusion4Home Yagi/Whip - SC-PolyH-72-YRA-Kit|
| Frequencies - Uplink | 698-716 MHz 776-787 MHz 824-849 MHz 1850-1915 MHz 1710-1755 MHz (G Block Included) |
| Frequencies - Downlink | 728-746 MHz 746-757 MHz 869-894 MHz 1930-1995 MHz 2110-2155 MHz (G Block Included) |
| Supported Standards | CDMA, WCDMA, GSM, EDGE, HSPA+, EVDO, LTE and all cellular standards |
| Input / Output Impedance | 50 Ohms / 75 Ohms |
| Maximum Gain | Cellular - 65 dB PCS - 72 dB LTE(A) - 63.5 dB LTE(V) - 64 dB AWS - 71 dB |
| AC Power Transmitter | Input AC 110V, 60 Hz; Output DC 5-15V |
| Cable | RG6 / SC-240 |
| Connector | F-Female (output) / N-Female (input) |
| Power Consumption | 15W |
| Dimensions | 7.875 x 5 x 1.188 inch |
| Weight | 2 lb 3 oz |
| FCC NOTICE | This is a CONSUMER device. BEFORE USE, you MUST REGISTER THIS DEVICE with your wireless provider and have your provider's consent. Most wireless providers consent to the use of signal boosters. Some providers may not consent to the use of this device on their network. If you are unsure, contact your provider. You MUST operate this device with approved antennas and cables as specified by the manufacturer. Antennas MUST be installed at least 20 cm (8 inches) from any person. You MUST cease operating this device immediately if requested by FCC or a licensed wireless service provider. |
| WARNING: California's Proposition 65 | This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel (Metallic) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and Bisphenol A (BPA) which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/. |
Installing any consumer signal booster setup is fairly simple, but can be a pain. The results, however, are worth it.
You’ll need some general handyman skills but nothing too specialized. If you prefer having someone else do the job, you can also contact your local general contractor, electrician, or anyone who's installed a satellite TV dish.
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1. Find The Best Outside Signal:
Begin by finding the best signal outside your building. This is done by walking around the perimeter of your building and either using the number of bars on your phone (ok method), smartphone apps (good method), or Field Test Mode (great method) to find the best location. Pro tip: Locating the side of your building getting the best signal is the MOST CRUCIAL step of the installation process. -
2. Install Outside Antenna
The area with the best signal is where you will mount the outside antenna. Place the antenna as high up as possible, ideally on the roof, although the fascia or gable is acceptable. It's important that the outside antenna should be on or near the edge of the roof pointing away from the building to the cell tower and NOT pointing across the roof since it may cause interference with the inside antenna. Point the outside antenna at your nearest cell tower. -
3. Connect to Amplifier
Once the outside antenna is mounted, connect the included coaxial cable to the outside antenna and to the "outside antenna" port on the amplifier. Pro tip: The amplifier does all the heavy lifting for boosting signal and will get warm. Keep it in a well-ventilated area. -
4. Install Inside Antenna
Once the cable is connected to the "Outside Antenna" port of the amplifier, do the same for the "Inside Antenna" port. Some prefer having the antenna mounted on the ceiling, others prefer the wall. Again, it's all a matter of preference, and use case. If you have a panel antenna, they generally perform best on the wall, and if you have a dome antenna, they usually perform best on the ceiling. If you have multiple antennas, you will need to use a splitter to divide the cable runs, and then place each antenna where you'd like them. Pro tip: Having enough separation between the two antennas prevents oscillation. Make sure there is at least 20 feet vertical or 50 feet horizontal distance between the two. -
5. Power on
Plug in the power supply to the Amplifier and to the wall outlet. The amplifier will sync up and if you see all green lights, then green means GO! Check to see near the inside antenna how much better signal you're getting. Pro tip: Any post-installation adjustments like relocating the outside antenna will require rebooting the amplifier. Simply unplug the power supply for 5-10 seconds and replug to reboot the system. -
Technical Support & Troubleshooting
If you need help setting up your amplifier system and troubleshooting support: our trained product specialists can assist. Just call us at 1-800-470-6777 or email sales@signalboosters.com
Frequently Asked Questions
The SureCall Fusion4Home comes with either an omnidirectional or yagi directional antenna. Installing either is roughly the same except for one difference: the yagi antenna needs to be pointed at your source of signal, or cell tower.
No matter what antenna you have, we recommend placing it as high as possible on your roof. This helps reduce oscillation between the outside antenna and the indoor antenna. The antenna should be securely fastened to a pipe, mounting pole, or protrusion. Make sure your connectors are weatherproofed.
If you have a yagi antenna, you’ll want to find your nearest cell tower and point the antenna toward it. That will gain you the largest amount of signal.
Your cable will need to be run inside your home and hooked up to the amplifier. Then, set up your indoor antenna with 20 feet of vertical or 50 feet of horizontal distance separating it from your rooftop antenna, plug in your Fusion4Home amplifier, and switch it on. You should see a significant improvement in the quality of your signal
Please call us at 1-800-470-6777 for a free consultation and answers to any other questions you might have.
The SureCall Fusion4Home can support numerous devices. However, we tend to suggest a maximum of eight. Should you need more, we recommend a more powerful booster, such as the SureCall Fusion5s.
There are two considerations for which antenna you should get.
First, the strength of your outside signal. If your outside signal is weak, get a yagi every time. If your outside signal is strong, you can get away with an omni antenna.
Second, whether you want an easier installation. Installing an omni antenna doesn’t require you to point the yagi toward your nearest cell tower, so you can skip a few steps when installing. However, omni antennas are less powerful, so if you want to squeeze every inch of signal out of your system, we recommend putting in the extra time for the yagi.
This depends on two factors: the layout of the space, and the strength of your signal.
If your home or office has a lot of open spaces, we recommend a dome. The panel antenna works best in hallways or smaller rooms, and the whip antenna is excellent for desktop spaces.
However, if you need to squeeze every bit of signal from your system, we recommend a panel antenna.
It can. However, you will need access to your roof or elevated area to install the outside antenna. If you do not have access to this, we recommend the SureCall EZ 4G, which is optimized for apartments.
Registration with your carrier is required by FCC regulations.
Absolutely! We recommend this in order to expand your coverage. Should you decide to buy an extra indoor antenna, you will need a splitter and extra lengths of cable in order to make use of it.
This applies to the outdoor antenna as well. Should you find that the included yagi/omni antenna is not powerful enough for what you need, you can always upgrade it with an Ultra High Gain or LPDA antenna.
No, you cannot protect cellular signal with a password. Everyone who enters your home or office will receive boosted signal.
There are two pieces of information to keep in mind when talking about cable runs.
First, the shorter the better. If you can get away with a shorter run, do it. We never recommend cable runs of longer than 100 ft with the included RG6 cable. Should you have need of a longer run, upgrade your cable.
Second, bear in mind separation between antennas. In order for your system to work as well as it can, you’ll want around 20 ft of vertical or 50 ft of horizontal separation between your indoor and outdoor antennas. This is a caveat to the above point: your cable runs should always be longer than 20 ft vertically or 50 ft horizontally between both antennas.
All SureCall units, including the Fusion4Home, can be returned within 60 days. It also comes with a 3 year warranty.
Please call us at 1-800-470-6777 for a free consultation and answers to any other questions you might have.