Surecall SC-SOLOAI-15 M2M 4G Att Signal Booster

Product Description

The SURECALL SC-SOLOAI-15 is a machine-to-machine (M2M) cellular signal booster designed to amplify 4G LTE signals on the ATT network. It is used in fixed installations where IoT devices, telematics units, remote sensors, or other M2M equipment require a reliable cellular connection in areas with marginal signal strength. Licensed technicians and low-voltage integrators typically deploy this unit as part of a permanent infrastructure solution. The booster captures an outside signal, amplifies it, and rebroadcasts it to a defined coverage zone for connected M2M hardware.

This booster is suited for commercial and light industrial environments where ATT 4G LTE connectivity supports equipment such as remote monitoring systems, alarm panels, fleet tracking hardware, vending machine controllers, and other automated devices. It is intended for fixed installations rather than mobile or consumer voice applications. Facilities managers, low-voltage contractors, and IoT integrators are the typical installing parties.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for M2M and IoT cellular applications on the ATT 4G LTE network
• Amplifies weak 4G LTE signals for reliable data transmission in low-signal environments
• Supports fixed installation scenarios for permanent infrastructure deployments
• Sold as a single unit (each) for straightforward procurement and inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style M2M signal booster compatible with ATT 4G LTE network-connected devices and equipment in fixed installation applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified integrator familiar with FCC Part 15 and carrier signal booster registration requirements. Power down all connected M2M devices before installing or reconfiguring antenna cabling. Mount the exterior donor antenna with clear line of sight toward the nearest cell tower for best performance, and maintain the manufacturer-recommended minimum separation distance between the donor and server antennas to prevent oscillation. Register the booster with the carrier network prior to placing the unit into service as required by FCC regulations.