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SureCall Flare 3.0 Details
The SureCall Flare 3.0 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 LTE cell service for all your wireless devices (smartphones, notebooks, hotspots, etc.). Furthermore, it works regardless of phone model (iPhone, Android, Samsung Galaxy, etc).
This cell signal booster features an outdoor yagi antenna and a sleek, aesthetically pleasing booster. It’s one of our easiest signal boosters to install and can cover up to 3,000 sq ft under optimal conditions. The cellular repeater itself offers up to +72 dB gain. With this increased gain, the Flare 3.0 wireless signal booster further expands indoor coverage for those who live or work in buildings whose materials effectively block cellular signal.
The SureCall Flare 3.0 can be used in either strong or weak signal areas due to the range and gain on its included yagi antenna. The directional Yagi antenna gives your signal a much better potential for optimal signal gains.
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.
For different kit options, please consider the Flare 4G. For a more powerful option, consider the Fusion4Home Yagi/Panel kit.
Please note indoor coverage area will vary based on available outdoor signal strength: 1-2 Bars ~1,000 sq ft, 3-4 Bars ~1,500 sq ft, 5 Bars ~3,000 sq ft
- Boosts Voice, Text and 4G LTE Signals for All North American Cell Carriers.
- Reduces Dropped & Missed Calls and Improves 4G LTE Data Speeds.
- For Multi-Room coverage, 2-3 rooms.
- Boosts 4G/LTE (5G-ready) for any home or office up to 3,000 sq ft.
- Supports Multiple Devices Simultaneously.
- No Monthly Fees, No WiFi needed.
Who Is It For
- Those who live in weak signal areas and want to cover multiple rooms.
- Those who don’t want to deal with an indoor installation.
- The Flare 3.0 works well in either strong or weak outdoor signal situations, providing roughly 2,000 sq ft of coverage in weak signal.
- With proper installation, you can expect a significant increase in indoor signal (anywhere from 1-4 bars). If you do not find that, you can take advantage of our 60-day return policy.
Kit Includes
- SureCall Flare 3 4G Amplifier
- Outside Yagi Antenna
- 50 ft RG6 Cable
- Power Supply
Technical Specifications
| SureCall Flare 4G | |||
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| Part # | SC-Flare3US | ||
| Uplink Frequency Ranges (MHz) | 698-716 776-787 824-849 1710-1755 1850-1915 |
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| Downlink Frequency Ranges (MHz) | 728-746 746-757 869-894 1930-1995 2110-2155 |
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| Max Gain | 72 dB | ||
| Impedance | 75 Ohm In 50 Ohm Out |
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| Max Uplink Power | 26.0 dBm | ||
| Noise Figure | 7 dB | ||
| VSWR | ≤2.0 | ||
| Supported Standards | CDMA, WCDMA, GSM, EDGE, HSPA+, EVDO 4G LTE and all cellular standards | ||
| AC Input | Input: AC 110 – 240 V, 60 Hz ; Output: DC 5V / 3A | ||
| Maximum Output Power | 1 Watt EIRP | ||
| Cable | RG6 (50 ft.) | ||
| RF Connectors | F-Female | ||
| Power Consumption | <12W | ||
| Weight | 1.81 lb (Booster Only) | ||
| Dimensions | 5.125" × 7.25" × 5.625" | ||
| FCC ID / IC | RSNFLARE-3 / 7784A-FLARE3 | ||
| UPC | 858507006922 | ||
| 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/. | ||
Installation
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 house. This is done by walking around the perimeter of your home 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 home 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 yagi antenna. Place the antenna as high up as possible, ideally on the roof, although the fascia or gable is acceptable. Point it toward your nearest cell tower to most effectively pull in your outside signal. -
3. Place Flare
The inside antenna is built into the Flare, so place it wherever you need signal the most. -
4. 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 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 Flare or troubleshooting support: our trained product specialists can assist. Just call us at 1-800-470-6777 or email sales@signalboosters.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of indoor antenna does the SureCall Flare come with?
The SureCall Flare comes with a built-in omnidirectional antenna, combining both amplifier and antenna in one sleek package. This allows for a simple installation as well as providing maximum power.
Is the Omnidirectional Antenna as Good as the Yagi? Would I Be Better Off with the Yagi antenna?
We generally recommend the yagi antenna as it provides more power than an omnidirectional antenna. If you have strong outside signal, an omnidirectional antenna will allow for a simpler installation. However, if your outside signal is weak, definitely get a yagi. It can make a dramatic difference to the strength of your overall system.
Does this amplify data, or just bring the signal inside with an antenna?
It does both! The SureCall Flare amplifies all 4G LTE signal, meaning data as well. It can improve the speeds you experience and improve the performance of any cellular hotspots.
My House Has a Metal Roof or Steel Siding. Will This Help Me?
Yes! This is one of the SureCall Flare’s specialties. As long as you’re able to run cable inside, the Flare will not only bypass these troublesome building materials, but potentially provide better signal than what’s present outside.
Does the SureCall Flare Work Without WiFi?
The SureCall Flare does not need WiFi, nor does it require any monthly or ongoing fees to work.
What Do the Lights Mean?
There are three lights on the SureCall Flare.
Power Light
If this light is on, your booster is powered on and working. If not, you need to plug the booster in.
Left Indicator Light
The left indicator light lets you know if the booster is using its Automatic Gain Control function. If it flashes yellow, that means the Flare is self-adjusting, and is part of normal operation.
However, if your light is flashing red, that means the incoming signal is too strong and the booster has shut down. If this happens, consider relocating your omnidirectional antenna or pointing the yagi antenna in a different direction.
Right Indicator Light
The right indicator light deals with the separation between the booster and the outside antenna.
If the light is flashing yellow, the system is boosting signal, but at a reduced power level from its potential. If you’re happy with this coverage, don’t worry about it. If you want even more coverage, move the amplifier farther from the outside antenna.
If the light is flashing red and yellow, the system is experiencing oscillation and may have shut down one or more bands. This means you are not receiving any boosted signal on that band. Again – you'll need to move the amplifier farther from the outside antenna in order to resolve this problem.
What is the Return Policy?
We provide a 30 day money back guarantee and a 2-year warranty on every SureCall Flare kit.