Install an upgrade to Wi-Fi if you have trouble connecting to your devices in the dead zone. These devices can boost existing WiFi signals to improve your speeds, and they’re easy to set up and use. You’ll just need an WiFi router to connect to an outlet for power to connect it and the direction you wish it to be directed. Some boosters come with additional features, like a USB port to charge your wireless devices.
How do you install a Signal Booster
A WiFi booster, or range extender, can be described as a simple, hassle-free device that connects wirelessly to your router and can be used anyplace you have an internet connection. It receives the signal from your router and broadcasts it to an area nearby that allows you to connect to the network from your backyard or basement. Place it halfway between your router and the area where you lose signal and place it in the direction you want it to go.
It is important to understand that while a booster improves internet speed, the speed provided by your internet provider is not increased. This is because the speed you pay for is derived from your broadband service and is not based on how far away you are from WiFi signals.
Another important thing to remember is that wireless fidelity signal transmissions are highly hampered by water, which means a fountain, aquarium or even coffee or a cup of tea can weaken your signal. It is possible to avoid this by keeping your WiFi booster and the cellular signal amplifier out of the reach of water sources.