8W WiFi Signal Booster – 2.4GHz Power Amplifier with Long-Range Extension

8W Wi-Fi Signal Booster — 2.4GHz High-Power Range Amplifier

Boost signal. Cut dead zones. Power up your connection.

Get stronger, more stable 2.4GHz Wi-Fi across your home or workspace with this compact 8W signal booster. Built for households, tinkerers, remote workers and small offices, it amplifies your router’s signal for wider coverage, clearer reception and fewer connection drops. A rugged all-metal housing keeps temperatures controlled for long-hour use, and plug-and-play simplicity means you’ll improve range in minutes — no firmware, drivers or tedious setup.

If you’ve got smart cameras, streaming devices or workshop gear that sits just out of range, this is the clean upgrade that brings them reliably online.

🧰 Set Includes

• 1× 8W 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Signal Booster
• Power supply
• User guide

✔️ Key Features

• 15dB transmit gain — extend Wi-Fi coverage across rooms & through walls
• Up to 5000mW output power — stronger signal for streaming & gaming
• 2.4GHz wide compatibility — ideal for routers, IoT devices & smart-home setups
• Remote management support — optional remote access for troubleshooting
• Plug-and-play install — no drivers, no software, no headaches
• All-metal cooling shell — fan-style chassis disperses heat efficiently
• Low noise figure ≤ 2.5dB — cleaner signal, less interference
• Wide input range (6–18V) — flexible powering for different setups
• 25dB receive gain — boosts weak router signals for longer reach
• Bi-directional half-duplex switching — automatic TX/RX handling
• SMA connectors — easy antenna & cable attachment
• LED status indicators — monitor TX/RX activity at a glance
• Supports 802.11b/g/n — works with most home Wi-Fi systems

⚙️ Product Details

• Frequency range: 2400–2500MHz

• Input trigger: ~7–13dBm recommended

• Max output: ≈37–39dBm

• Dimensions: ~100 × 96 × 30mm

• Connectors: SMA

• Housing: Cast aluminium, heat-dissipating design

• Power: 6–18V DC

• Standards: 802.11b/g/n (2.4GHz)

🛠️ Snagg It Tip

Mount the booster mid-path between your router and dead zone, ideally on a shelf or raised surface —
higher placement = better line of sight and signal reach.