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If you're experiencing a spotty Internet connection in your home or workspace, it's time to install wireless antennas to enhance your existing wireless networking system. Wireless antennas work by strengthening and directing Wi-Fi signals to ensure a strong, reliable connection throughout entire buildings and homes. Upgrade your wireless network by adding wireless bridges to complete the setup.
Decibels and Frequency
A wireless antennas' power is measured in decibels (dBi), which can range from a minimal 2dBi to an average 8dBi or potent 12dBi. Look for a wireless antenna with a high decibel rating to ensure extra-strong Internet signals. It's also important to pay attention to what frequency band the wireless antenna operates within. Most wireless antennas function in the 2.4GHz to 5.0GHz frequency range to accommodate most networking devices.
Directionality
Omnidirectional is the way to go when it comes to wireless antennas. Because an omnidirectional design allows an antenna to send and receive Wi-Fi signals in all directions, no aiming or pointing is required, allowing flexible placement and installation options.
Mounting Options
Depending on your wireless networking setup, you may prefer an indoor antenna over an outdoor antenna or vice versa. Look for wireless antennas that suit your needs with plenty of mounting options available. Hang an antenna from a spot on the ceiling or mount it directly to a wall. Desktop antennas sit right on a computer desk or table, while outdoor antennas can be affixed to a pole or hung on a roof.