RV

How much area can a HiBoost vehicle booster cover?

Coverage depends on the model:
Travel 3.0 RV / Truck models: up to 5,000–15,000 sq.ft (inside RV or vehicle + immediate outdoor area)
Compact Car models: up to 500–2,000 sq.ft
These boosters focus on your vehicle and nearby surroundings for optimal reception.

Do vehicle boosters work while driving?

Yes. HiBoost boosters are designed to enhance signal on the move, giving you stronger calls and faster mobile data even in rural or low-signal areas.

What is an RV signal booster?

An RV signal booster, also known as a cell phone signal booster, improves cell phone signals and coverage in RVs, motorhomes, and trailers. They can be used while parked or driving, and can work with any device and U.S. network up to 5G. Boosters can help with dropped calls, buffering, and missed messages, and can also allow for streaming entertainment, GPS, and hotspot use.

How a cell phone signal booster works for an RV

RV cell phone boosters pull in a weak outdoor signal, boost it and rebroadcast it to a designated area, such as the interior of your RV. It’s important to note that a cell phone signal booster, whether it’s for a building or a vehicle, can’t create a signal — there needs to be an existing signal, however weak, for it to work.
The external antenna (mounted to your RV or on a pole) picks up the existing cell phone signal and sends it to the amplifier. The amplifier increases the signal strength and transmits it to the internal antennas, which then broadcast the strengthened signal to your smartphone.