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Wilson 314411 700-2700 MHz 7-10.5dBi Enclosed Yagi Antenna
Best directional antenna for boosting weak cellular signals in remote locations.
Boost your signal strength with the Wilson 314411 Enclosed Yagi Antenna. This directional antenna is engineered for broad frequency coverage, operating from 700 MHz to 2700 MHz, making it ideal for focused signal enhancement. It features vertical polarization and comes equipped with an N Female connector and all necessary mounting hardware for a simple setup. The durable, enclosed design ensures reliable performance in various conditions, providing a powerful and focused signal for demanding applications.
$84.95
Owner Satisfaction
4.7
/ 5
Category Rank
28
/ 1314
#28 in Antennas
Price vs Category Average
-71%
Below average
Frequency Range
7002700
/ - MHz
Who it's for
- Rural residents needing a strong signal from distant towers
- Users wanting universal compatibility across all major cellular carriers
- Homeowners requiring durable equipment for permanent outdoor mounting
Who should skip it
- DIY installers lacking the patience for precise signal alignment
- People needing signal coverage from multiple tower locations simultaneously
- Residents living in areas with heavy tree cover or mountains
Performance breakdown
Signal Directivity
Focused beam pattern excels at pulling signal from distant cell towers.
Frequency Versatility
Broadband support covers nearly all major cellular bands seamlessly.
Weather Resilience
UV-resistant enclosed housing stands up to harsh outdoor environmental conditions.
Installation Simplicity
Included mounting hardware makes setup straightforward for most DIY users.
Gain Efficiency
Strong decibel output provides a noticeable boost for weak reception areas.
Build Integrity
Rugged construction ensures long-term reliability in permanent outdoor installations.
Key Specs
Frequency Range
700-2700 MHz
Gain
7-10.5dBi
Polarization
Vertically polarized
Connector Type
N Female
Antenna Type
Yagi
Part Number
314411
Mounting Hardware
Included
Directionality
Directional
Features
- Durable enclosed Yagi design
- Vertically polarized signal reception
- Directional for focused signal strength
- Includes mounting hardware
- Wide 700-2700 MHz operational range
- Up to 10.5dBi gain
- N Female connector for easy connection
- Wideband coverage for cellular frequencies
- Compatible with all 50-ohm signal boosters
- UV-resistant plastic construction
What customers say
Customers highly value the Wilson Yagi antenna as an essential, high-performance upgrade for cellular boosting. The core theme is exceptional signal reception, particularly in challenging rural areas, due to its wide frequency range capability. Reviewers consistently report significant gains in signal strength, resulting in faster data and more reliable calls. The durable, enclosed design inspires confidence in its long term reliability outdoors. While aiming is required, experienced users praise its focused gain. Although the initial cost is higher than alternatives, the superior performance payoff positions this antenna as a premium, reliable solution for complex reception problems.
Know before you buy
A Yagi antenna is directional, meaning it focuses its signal reception in one specific direction toward a cell tower. This allows for significantly higher gain and better performance in areas with weak signal compared to an omnidirectional antenna, which pulls signal from all directions.
Yes, this antenna is compatible with any 50-ohm cellular signal booster system. As long as your booster uses an N Female connector or you have the appropriate adapter, it will integrate seamlessly.
The enclosed design protects the internal elements from harsh weather, debris, and UV damage, ensuring long-term reliability. It does not negatively impact performance; in fact, it helps maintain consistent signal quality in outdoor environments.
To get the best results, you should point the antenna toward the nearest cell tower serving your carrier. You can use mobile apps or online coverage maps to identify the general direction of the tower before securing the mounting hardware.
No, this is a passive antenna. It does not require electricity to function, as it relies entirely on the signal captured from the air and sent through your coaxial cable to the booster.
Yes, the 700-2700 MHz frequency range covers many common 4G LTE and 5G bands used by major carriers. It is designed to capture a wide spectrum of cellular signals to improve your overall connection.
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