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Wireless Extenders zBoost YX699 Professional Signal Meter for Installers (Black) Feature

• Detects best location for the antennaReads signal strength
• Identifies peak antenna alignment - Attach to antenna to read signal strength from directional antenna
• Easy to usejust plug in (or add batteries) and start reading signals
• Small footprint and lightweight
• Dual-band works with most carriers at both Cellular and/or PCS frequencies (excluding Nextel or iDEN)
• reads the signal level for best placement of an antenna
• help the installer identify the signal strength
• It is designed to operate in both the CELL and PCS bands

Wireless Extenders zBoost YX699 Professional Signal Meter for Installers (Black) Overview

zBoost YX699 Detects best location for antenna by reading signal strength. Also identifies peak antenna alignment by attaching to directional antenna to read signal strength.

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