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Are you living in a place where mobile phone signal is too weak for normal and hassle free use? Or where 3G or 4G Signal barely registers on your phone when you are inside the building. Well, you’re in luck! We have the solution and all you have to do is buy and install one of our repeater kit. Install one in your home or office and you’ll get stellar signal quality in no time!.

Find one that matches your network’s frequency band and network type. You can choose from single band (i.e. GSM only or LTE Only) to multi-band kits (i.e. GSM + LTE).

Our signal repeaters for mobile phones (also called signal boosters by others – which is not) are designed and manufactured by StellaDoradus. StellaDoradus is a company based in Waterford, Ireland. They manufacture cellular and WIFI antennas for EU and USA market. The company also design and manufacture mobile phone repeaters that meets EU standards. All SD products are fully compliant to European R.E.D regulations and passed all E.S.T.I tests, making it safe and legal to use in Ireland, UK and the rest of Europe.

We stock various models and you have several options to choose from, ready to be shipped. You can choose kits for 3G, 4G, LTE, as well as for Calls/SMS applications.

You can purchase single, dual, triple or quint band repeater for any mobile network you want to use them with. With the multi-band kits, you can choose which combo to purchase. Like; GSM/Voice + 3G Data Kit, Voice + LTE Kit, LTE 800MHz + LTE 2600MHz, or just plain 4G/LTE only.

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How it Works

1. The antenna on your roof receives mobile signal from all networks, and sends it down the cable to the repeater.
2. The StellaDoradus device amplifies this signal in both directions, and sends it around your house.
3. All your devices can now communicate with this enhanced signal.

Device Overview

1. 4 mounting holes, to mount your device to a wall.
2. 4 diagnostic lights, to tell you if the repeater has:
   • power
   • proximity control
   • feedback
   • communication with your phone
3. 6 light signal strength indicator, to tell you the strength of your mobile signal from the outside.
4. Connector in, to attach the indoor antenna.
5. Connector out, to attach the 12m cable and feed it up to the outdoor antenna.
6. 12V Power in.

Difference Between a Signal Booster and a Signal Repeater

You might be asking “what is the difference between a booster and repeater?”

In layman’s term, they could mean no difference, and they could be used interchangeably.

But, with regard to technical differences; a booster simply amplifies a signal it receives and re-transmits it within an area. No filtering or interference control is happening in such device and often causes interference to mobile provider’s network. These devices often come cheap and usually sourced from Chinese online market places, and do not meet European Standards.

If if you’re looking to amplify your cellphone signal legally, what you should look for is a Signal Repeater. One that meets EU standards and ComReg approved.

Devices that do not meet the European Standards and technical conditions will remain illegal under the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1926 to 2009.

Beware: You could get yourself in trouble when using such devices. How so? Because mobile operators detects and searches for illegal interferences and when they did, they then contact the Communications regulator, the regulator must then find the source of the interference which is often very costly. When found, the repeater will be confiscated, and the user may be fined.

Signal Repeater on the other hand, doesn’t only receive weak signal and re-transmits, it also include interference control and filtering, thereby, allowing other spectrum users to coexists. These devices passed a series of sophisticated radio frequency tests (E.T.S.I standard) and meet the required European standards to bear the CE Mark.

CE Mark: CE marking is a certification mark that indicates conformity with health, safety, and environmental protection standards for products sold within the European Economic Area (EEA). The CE marking is also found on products sold outside the EEA that are manufactured in, or designed to be sold in, the EEA.

So, if you’re searching for a booster device than can be used legally in Ireland, UK or any country in Europe, then Signal Repeater is what you should look for. But not just a repeater, it should meet the technical conditions that Mobile Phone Repeaters must comply with, to be permitted.

You should look for StellaDoradus devices. These devices meets several technical conditions, that makes them ComReg approved Mobile Phone Repeaters. — Read: ComReg has permitted the use of Mobile Phone Repeaters

Are Signal Boosters or Repeaters Legal in Ireland?

As of June 2018, ComReg had reached a resolution after consideration, to permit the use of Mobile Phone Repeaters. The main consideration was to help improve the mobile user experience of households and businesses in rural areas.

However, not all devices shall be considered legal and permitted in Ireland. Such devices shall meet several technical conditions and must pass several tests. The technical conditions aim to provide consumers with better indoor coverage while protecting Mobile Network Operators from unwanted interference.

If interested, you can read the full document here.

Are StellaDoradus Devices Legal?

The short answer is, YES!

ComReg had set technical conditions to be met, in order for a repeater be considered legal. And the best part is, SD repeaters have met all these conditions, thus, making it legally compliant. SD devices complies with EU standards and do not cause interference on any Mobile Operator’s Network. All their devices have enhanced features that passed all the required European Radio Equipment Directives (RED) and a series of sophisticated radio frequency tests (E.T.S.I standard).

In addition, there is no need for mobile operator permission for the use of Stelladoradus repeaters in Ireland, because it has complete operator protection for; feedback detection, AGC adjustment, Uplink switch off, and Base station proximity aware feature. As been declared in their most recent “Declaration of Conformitiy” document – stating that all essential radio test suites have been carried out and that the above named products are in conformity to all the essential requirements of the 2014/53/EU RED Directives.

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Click here, if you want to know more about ComReg compliant devices, suppliers and installers.

NOTE: Novatel Communications is one of the leading mobile signal repeater installers in Cork, Limerick and Tipperary. Also a well-known distributor of StellaDoradus Repeaters and Accessories.

StellaDoradus Repeater Kits – Works On All Known Mobile Operators In Ireland & EU

SD repeater are known to work with the following mobile network operators in Ireland, which are; Vodafone, Meteor and Three and would work too on any known networks in UK, Europe and the world.

SD repeaters comes as Kits which make it very easy to install. Each kit includes; the Repeater box, Cable, Receiver & Internal Antenna, Power Supply and User/Installation Manual. Works on any known mobile operators in Ireland (3, Meteor, Vodafone), UK, the rest of Europe and the world. Make sure you know specifically, what signal frequencies you are receiving in your area. You need that info so you can match it to the frequency supported by each model.

Major Mobile Network Operators in Ireland

VODAFONE IRELAND

Vodafone Ireland Limited – formerly Eircell, is owned by by Vodafone Group. According to Wikipedia, it is the larget mobile phone operator in Ireland, when it comes to active subscribers. The company provides voice and mobile data services using GSM 900/1800 network and a 3G UMTS 900/2100 network capable of offering a range of high-speed Internet service including DC-HSPA+, which can deliver up to 43.2Mbit/s (theorotically). The company offers a 4G connection (launched in October 2013) with 150GB data for €45 a month plan – at the time of writing.

Vodafone Ireland operates under 4G/LTE/LTE-A Frequency band 800/1800MHz. Our 4G signal repeater kits (SD-RP-1002-L and SD-RP-1002-D model) will work on their network, safe and legal.

THREE IRELAND

Three Ireland (Hutchison) Limited or formerly known as Hutchison 3G Ireland Ltd, is another Telecom and ISP operating in Ireland under the brand name Three – stylized as “3”. According to Wikipedia, the company launched in July 2005 and their former holding company (Hutchison Whampoa) acquired O2 Ireland in June 2013. The company provides voice, 3G, 4G, 4G+/LTE Advance mobile phone services in Ireland.

3 operates under 4G/LTE Frequency band 800/1800MHz. Depending on your signal received, you can either use SD-RP-1002-L or SD-RP-1002-D kits to improve your signal reception inside your home or office.

METEOR MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED

The now defunct Meteor – one of the first to launch (in September 26, 2013) 4G LTE services in Ireland, and was merged into Eir Mobile on September 2017. They provided GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS(HSPA+) and LTE cellular communications network under licence from ComReg.

Meteor operates under frequency band 800/1800MHz LTE. You can either use SD-RP-1002-L, SD-RP-1002-D or the SD-RP-1002-LGDWH model (will work on 800, 1800, 2600 4G frequency band) to make your 4G signal strong, even inside your home or office.

EIR (TELECOMMUNICATIONS)

Eir Group plc., trading as Eir, is a fixed, mobile and broadband telecommunications company in Ireland, and a former state-owned monopoly, which is currently incorporated in Jersey. It is the largest telecommunications operator in the Republic, with a division to service the business and corporate telecom markets in Northern Ireland and Britain. As Bord Telecom Éireann, the company was state-owned until 1999, when it was floated on the Irish and New York Stock Exchanges.

Eir operates the fixed-line telephone network, an LTE (4G), HSDPA (3G) and GSM/EDGE (2.75G) mobile telephone network Eir Mobile and acts as an internet service provider (ISP) eircom.net. As of Q1 2013, Eircom had 54% market share of fixed voice lines; 40% market share of fixed broadband; 11% of mobile broadband; and 17% of mobile.[3] By late 2007 Eircom added their 500,000th DSL subscriber but broadband share may have fallen to 44% due to growth of fixed wireless, cable and fibre services.

Eir – the rebranded Meteor, operates at GSM 900MHz and 1800MHz frequency bands. So if you’re looking to improve your GSM signal for this network, then StellaDoradus Model SD-RP-1002-GD would be the best signal repeater kit to use. You can use it indoors or outdoors, setup is is fast and easy.

4G LTE Repeater Kits

Mobile network operators like Vodafone, Meteor or Three transmits 4G LTE signal via 800MHz or 1800MHz frequency bands. You need to know which frequencies you are receiving in your area where you want to improve mobile signal reception. Once you know what frequency you’re receiving, grab one of our 4G/LTE kit that matches or support the frequency being received, and install.

Installation is dead simple and easy, user/installation guide is included in the box.

4G LTE REPEATER KITS FOR HOMES

Our Home Repeater Kits can cover an area of 900m2 of open space. Practically, this is roughly equivalent to 4-rooms in a typical building layout.

Walls and insulation can affect the coverage within your house or office and can reduce the signal coverage. However, wide open internal spaces allow an increase in coverage.

3G Data Signal Repeater Kits

3G usually transmits at either 900MHz or 2100MHz frequency bands, and mobile operators like Vodafone, Meteor or Three uses these frequencies to provide 3G Signal to their customers. If you have issues receiving 3G signal in your area, then grab one of StellaDoradus 3G repeater kit and enjoy high-speed Internet connection.

You can choose single-band repeater unit like; 3G Data only, 3G Data with Calls/SMS (GSM). Or, depending on your needs, you can also buy Dual or Quint Band that can support more than one network type and signal frequencies. For instance, 3G + LTE or GSM (Calls/SMS) + 3G + LTE kit.

GSM Repeater Kits

Order one of our signal amplifier kits for GSM (Calls/SMS) and say goodbye to dropped calls. In Ireland, GSM is usually on 900MHz frequency, and known Irish Mobile Operators like Vodafone, Meteor or Three uses this frequency to provide GSM Voice signal to their subscribers. Use one of our kits, they are guaranteed to work with the above mentioned Operators.