Wilson AG Pro Amplifier

This specification refers to the type of coaxial cable used in your system. A 75 Ohm system is standard for residential and many office setups, typically utilizing RG-6 or RG-11 cable, which is different from the 50 Ohm systems often found in industrial or specialized commercial applications.

This model is designed to boost 3G and 4G LTE signals. While your 5G phone will likely fall back to 4G LTE to utilize the boosted signal, this amplifier will not enhance 5G-specific frequency bands.

The 70 dB gain is powerful enough to cover significant square footage, making it effective for medium-sized office environments. However, total coverage area depends heavily on your outside signal strength and the layout of your building.

A dual-band amplifier focuses on two specific frequency ranges, which can be highly effective if your local cell towers primarily operate on those bands. Modern multi-band boosters offer broader compatibility, but this dual-band unit provides a targeted, reliable boost for the specific networks it supports.

Yes, the hardware remains functional, but you should be aware that it lacks support for newer frequency bands that carriers have deployed in recent years. It will still boost the legacy 3G and 4G LTE signals it was originally designed for.