WilsonPro Enterprise 3300 Technical Specifications
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identification | SKU | 463052 | Amp only |
| FCC model number | 460052 | ||
| FCC ID | PWO460052 | ||
| IC ID | 4726A-460052 | ||
| Physical | Amplifier dimensions (H × W × D) | 3.50 × 18.71 × 13.48 in / 3.50 × 18.89 × 14.04 in | Two configurations listed |
| Amplifier weight | 18.3 lbs / 18.0 lbs | Two configurations listed | |
| Frequencies | Band 12/17 | 700 MHz | |
| Band 13 | 700 MHz | ||
| Band 5 | 850 MHz | ||
| Band 4 | 1700 / 2100 MHz | ||
| Band 25/2 | 1900 MHz | ||
| Frequency ranges | 698–716, 729–756, 777–787, 824–894, 1850–1995, 1710–1755 / 2110–2155 MHz | Full FCC-authorized coverage | |
| RF performance | Max gain | 70 dB | |
| Max uplink power | 26 dBm | ||
| Max downlink power | 3 × 17 dBm | 17 dBm per indoor port | |
| Noise figure | 5 dB nominal | ||
| Isolation | > 90 dB | ||
| Antenna impedance | 50 Ohm | ||
| Power output — Uplink (dBm) | 700 MHz (Band 12/17) | 22.9 | |
| 700 MHz (Band 13) | 23.1 | ||
| 800 MHz (Band 5) | 24.6 | ||
| 1700 MHz (Band 4) | 22.8 | ||
| 1900 MHz (Band 25/2) | 25.5 | ||
| Power output — Downlink (dBm) | 700 MHz (Band 12/17) | 16.9 | |
| 700 MHz (Band 13) | 16.7 | ||
| 800 MHz (Band 5) | 16.8 | ||
| 1700 MHz (Band 4) | 16.6 | ||
| 1900 MHz (Band 25/2) | 16.6 | ||
| Power | Power input | 120–240 V / 50–60 Hz / 1.4–0.7 A | Front-page rating |
| Power requirements | 120 V AC, 0.5 A | Detailed spec rating | |
| Ports & connectors | Connectors | N-Female (N-connectors) | |
| Outdoor (donor) antenna ports | 3 ports | Target multiple carrier towers | |
| Indoor (server) antenna ports | 3 ports | Independently controlled; 17 dBm per port | |
| Interface & features | Display | 4.3-inch LCD touchscreen | |
| Remote management | Wired WilsonPro Cloud access | ||
| Signal measurement | Network scanning (real-time) | ||
| Overload protection | XDR technology | Virtually eliminates shutdown / signal loss | |
| Kit variations | Amp only (SKU 463052) | 27.38 × 18 × 6.25 in, 22.55 lbs | Ships in one box |
| Complete kit (SKU 464052) | 28 × 19 × 20 in, 61.39 lbs | Amp + outside antenna (314411), 3× dome antennas (304412), 4× 100 ft cable (952300), 2 ft cable (952302), surge protector (850050) | |
| Compliance | Certification | FCC, ISED | |
| Assembly | Assembled in the USA | ||
| Warranty | Warranty period | 3 years from purchase |
WilsonPro Enterprise 3300 Configurations
The Enterprise 3300 can be set to capture available 5G and 4G LTE signals from multiple carriers using one outdoor antenna (Common Mode) or up to three outdoor antennas (Split Mode/Multi-Tower Targeting). The amplifier receives those signals and boosts them. Strategically placed indoor antennas then broadcast stronger cell signal where it's needed most.
Our team will help configure a unique solution with custom antennas to fit your space. The 3300 supports up to 12 indoor antennas (four daisy-chained antennas per port) and covers up to 75,000 sq ft, giving it the flexibility to fit any mid-size business.
Common mode is the default setting, but it can be changed by the installer. It can be used for installations in which cell towers for different carriers or bands are located in the same direction. This configuration uses one donor antenna and 12 indoor antennas, covering up to 75,000 sq ft. The number of indoor antennas can change based on the size and layout of the space.
Split mode or multi-tower targeting is the preferred choice for most installations. It is used when cell towers from different carriers or bands are located in different directions. Each antenna is dedicated to a specific carrier or band to maximize coverage. This configuration uses three donor antennas and 12 indoor antennas, covering up to 75,000 sq ft. The number of indoor antennas can change based on the size and layout of the space.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the WilsonPro Enterprise 3300 Cell Phone Booster?
The Enterprise 3300 is a mid-tier commercial cell phone booster from WilsonPro. It amplifies low-band 5G and 4G LTE signals for AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, covering up to 75,000 sq ft in offices, retail stores, clinics, schools, and other commercial spaces. It significantly reduces dropped calls and slow data, making business operations and communication faster and more efficient
Is the Enterprise 3300 Professionally Installed or Can I Install It Myself?
The Enterprise 3300 installation is on the complex side. A professional installation is required to ensure proper component placement for maximum performance. We can handle everything from design to commissioning. Give us a call at 1-800-420-3211 for a free consultation.
What's the Difference Between the WilsonPro Enterprise 3300, 4330, and 1300?
All three are part of WilsonPro's Enterprise line and share the same core technology, including XDR and multi-carrier support for AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. The main difference is coverage capacity. The Enterprise 1300 is built for smaller commercial spaces up to 40,000 sq ft.. The Enterprise 3300 steps up to 75,000 sq ft, making it a solid fit for larger offices, retail spaces, or multi-floor buildings. The Enterprise 4330 is the highest tier of the three, covering up to 100,000 sq ft. Our team can help determine which system best matches your building's size and coverage needs.
How Much Coverage Can I Really Expect from the Enterprise 3300?
The Enterprise 3300 is rated to cover up to 75,000 sq ft under optimal conditions with 12 indoor antennas. Actual coverage depends on existing signal strength, building layout, and antenna placement. Our team will help configure the best setup to maximize coverage for your environment.
Can the Enterprise 3300 Support Multiple Carriers at Once?
Yes. The Enterprise 3300 amplifies signal for AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile at the same time. In Split Mode, each of the three donor antenna ports can target a specific carrier's tower for stronger multi-carrier coverage.
How IS the System Managed After Installation?
The Enterprise 3300 connects to the WilsonPro Cloud over a wired Ethernet connection, giving IT teams and integrators remote visibility into system performance. Alerts for system failure, oscillation, or signal changes are sent by text or email for instant action.