Bolton Technical: Building Better Signal

The Bolton Victory Signal booster offers up to +72 dB gain depending on outside conditions. Kitted with the highest-quality Bolton accessories, the Victory can cover up to 4,000 sq ft under best conditions, with 2,000 being most common and around 1,000 for those with extremely weak outdoor signal.

The outdoor Quicksilver Yagi antenna by Bolton Technical is one of the best on the market. Its impressive +11 dBi of gain ensures that it draws in signal from towers up to 5 miles away.

The Bolton Victory Signal booster offers up to +72 dB of gain under the best conditions. It is customizable, easy to use, and simple to install. The dials on the front allow you to set the gain and frequency for best results. It greatly enhances 4G LTE for all carriers, across all devices. It is also 5G ready.

The outdoor All Rounder Omnidirectional antenna by Bolton Technical draws in signal from 360 degrees. This is the common antenna that you can spot in cities, towns, and rural areas all over the country. It is really easy to install as it doesn't need to be directed at any particular tower. With a max gain of +4 dBi it is guaranteed to be the perfect all-round partner for the Bolton Victory.

The Bolton Velocity vehicle cellular booster has a maximum gain of +50 dB. This is the most allowed by the FCC in the US. The Velocity boosts 4G LTE cellular voice and data for every carrier (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and more), with 5G data covering low-band Verizon and AT&T.

The outdoor Mighty Mag antenna by Bolton Technical stands only 4 inches tall and has a super powerful magnet mount base. It offers up to 3.1 dBi gain, drawing in even a weak 4G signal. It is discreet enough for your everyday ride, and powerful enough to keep you connected even in challenging signal areas.

The Bolton Velocity vehicle booster has a maximum gain of +50 dB. This is the most allowed by the FCC in the US. The Velocity boosts 4G LTE across the country and is also 5G ready.

The Bolton Blade 5G OTR antenna provides the highest gain and greatest durability of all our vehicle antennas. It will stand up to the rigors of the road and provides the best possible performance – the added gain allows you to roam even farther from your nearest cell tower.

The Bolton Velocity Off-Road cellular signal booster kit includes the outstanding Bolton Blade OTR antenna. Blasting along off-road is an incredible adrenalin rush, but the fun ends when a low tree branch takes out your OTR antenna. The Blade is built tough and will stand up to the rigors of any environment. It boosts 5G and 4G with a massive gain of up to +4.4 dBi.

This weBoost Edition of the revolutionary Bolton Technical Portable Signal Unit (PSU) is a wideband, complete cellular and WiFi package. It pairs the weBoost Home Room cell signal booster and Peplink BR1 Mini CAT7 Cellular Router to provide crisp cellular and up to 300 Mbps of download. The PSU can be plugged in for long-term use or powered for up to 18 hours by the included lithium batteries.

The PSU is available in different versions to fit any situation. This is the weBoost edition, including a weBoost Home Room system. The Home Room provides up to +60 dB of gain across all cellular frequencies simultaneously.

This Nextivity Edition of the revolutionary Bolton Technical Portable Signal Unit (PSU) is an extremely powerful complete cellular and WiFi package. It pairs the Cel-Fi GO X cell signal booster and Peplink BR1 Mini CAT7 Cellular Router to provide crisp cellular and up to 300 Mbps of download. The PSU can be plugged in for long-term use or powered for up to 18 hours by the included lithium batteries.

The PSU is available in different versions to fit any situation. This is the Nextivity edition, including a Cel-Fi GO X system. The Fusion4Home provides up to +100 dB of gain across a single North American carrier’s frequency. It is our most powerful option.

This SureCall Edition of the revolutionary Bolton Technical Portable Signal Unit (PSU) is a wideband, complete cellular and WiFi package. It pairs the SureCall Fusion4Home cell signal booster and Peplink BR1 Mini CAT7 Cellular Router to provide crisp cellular and up to 300 Mbps of download. The PSU can be plugged in for long-term use or powered for up to 18 hours by the included lithium batteries.

The PSU is available in different versions to fit any situation. This is the SureCall edition, including a SureCall Fusion4Home system. The Fusion4Home provides up to +72 dB of gain across all cellular frequencies simultaneously.

The Long Ranger is Bolton’s flagship antenna, the big kahuna, and it’s easy to see why. Larger than any other antenna we sell, The Long Ranger is a log-periodic grid antenna with a range of over 10 miles. This, coupled with its absurd maximum gain of +28 dBi, makes it our top antenna recommendation for extremely weak signal areas. If you can’t hunt down usable signal with The Long Ranger, then it doesn’t exist. It works for any celllular carrier you might throw at it. All that, and it’s 5G capable, too.

The Crossbow is a cross-polarized MIMO antenna designed for cellular hotspots. It increases hotspot upload and download speeds via direct connection. With up to 5 miles of range and +11 dBi of gain, it’ll turn sputtering hotspots into speed demons all on its own. It’s directly compatible with any SMA-Female hotspot, but with a simple adapter can be used on TS-9 hotspots as well. We also have a variant allowing for long cable runs, but you’ll need to buy the proper adapter for your hotspot if you decide to go that route. Works for all carriers, and is 5G capable, too.

The Arrow, while a bit smaller than The Long Ranger, is no slouch itself. This high-gain log-periodic antenna is easily installed on any rooftop and features significantly more gain than a typical Yagi antenna at a maximum of +12 dBi. Simple to point and very powerful, the Arrow LPDA antenna strikes the perfect balance between ease of use and power. Like most TV antennas, it can withstand nearly any weather conditions, including snow, sleet, and rain.

The Quicksilver is a standard Yagi directional cellular antenna with a twist: it provides higher performance than its brethren. With up to +11 dBi of gain and over 3 miles of range, The Quicksilver is a solid performer on the roof of any building. It captures signal in a 45-degree, “flashlight” radius allowing for higher gain at a point of entry than their omni-cousin, The All ‘Rounder, but less than its more directional cousins, The Long Ranger and The Arrow. It works across all cellular bandwidths, and if you buy the 5G version, it even covers that.

The All ‘Rounder is Bolton’s multi-purpose omni-directional cellular donor antenna. That may be a mouthful, but in short: it captures all signal in an area. This means you’ll want to use it in areas with semi-decent outside signal, but in those areas, it is versatile and easily installed. It is best used in multi-carrier systems where outside signal isn’t a problem, but building materials are killing your signal indoors. The All ‘Rounder provides up to +4 dBi of gain across all cellular bandwidths, and if you buy the 5G version, it even covers that.

The Outdoor Board is a panel directional cellular donor antenna which is best mounted on walls. It lies in the sweet spot of directionality between The All ‘Rounder and The Quicksilver, with 60 to 75 degrees of directionality. This allows it to reach between 1 and 2 miles for better signal, which it can bring in at an up to +8 dBi rate. It works across all cellular bandwidths, and the 5G version also covers that.

The Cowboy is an omnidirectional inside antenna for cellular signal boosters. It’s designed to be hung from low-lying ceilings, such as office drop tile, and propagate amplified cellular signal in a 360-degree radius. Best used in wide open spaces, it’s got up to +5.1 dBi of gain, and if you’ve got a 5G capable donor antenna and signal booster, the 5G version of The Cowboy can handle that, too.

The Rondo is a higher-powered, lower-profile version of The Cowboy. It’s shaped like a disc, so it won’t stand out on your ceiling, and it has higher gain than The Cowboy too, at up to +6 dB. It propagates cellular signal in a 360-degree radius and can handle any carrier bandwidths – including 5G, should you buy the proper version and have a donor and booster system that can handle it.

The Indoor Board is what it says: an indoor version of The Outdoor Board – that is, a panel directional cellular antenna. This propagates signal indoors directionally, meaning it is ideally placed on a wall. It is best used in rooms with high ceilings, corridors, or smaller spaces. It provides the highest gain at endpoint of any indoor antenna at up to +8 dBi, and can handle all cellular carriers. If you’ve got a system that can handle 5G (meaning outdoor antenna and signal booster), the 5G version can propagate it, too.

Bolton’s 240-spec low-loss coaxial cable is the most flexible of Bolton’s cable offerings, making it ideal for complex cable runs. It achieves this flexibility by sacrificing thickness, which explains its loss per 100 feet rating of 9 dB. This CL3 rated, 300-volt cable can transmit any kind of RF signal reliably and across long distances.

Bolton’s 400-spec ultra-low loss coaxial cable can transmit any kind of RF signal reliably and across great distances, with a loss per 100 feet rating of only 6 dB. Designed for indoor and outdoor use, Bolton400 is CL3 rated and carries up to 300 volts. In other words, this is one tough, reliable 50 ohm cable, hitting the sweet spot between flexibility and run length.

Bolton’s 600-spec ultra-low loss coaxial cable can transmit any kind of RF signal reliably and across even greater distances than the Bolton400, with a loss per 100 feet rating of only 3 dB – roughly half the Bolton400. This is made possible by being rather rigid, so this cable is best used for long, straight runs. It is CL3 rated, carries up to 300 volts, and is designed for indoor and outdoor use.