The most advanced technology for improving cellular coverage

The Cel-Fi product line is the market leader in addressing the universal challenge of poor cellular coverage in the office, at home, or on the road. Unconditionally network safe, with an exceptional coverage footprint and Carrier approved for 3G/4G/LTE voice and data.

RFI will be supplying Cel-Fi GO to consumers and businesses via its extensive dealer network. The Cel-Fi GO comes in 2 variants as described below.

Cel-Fi GO Stationary is a smart signal repeater, ideal for use in homes, businesses, commercial properties, government buildings, agricultural settings, small manufacturing operations and rural areas.

The Cel-Fi GO Mobile smart signal repeater is designed for mobile applications including trucks, vehicles, RVs, and boats.

RFI is also the distributor of the Cel-Fi Quatra range which is a small DAS solution as opposed to a consumer grade solution. At this stage the Quatra range will not be available to customers/dealers and will only be supplied via Telstra Coporate, for enquiries on the Quatra range, please contact enquiry@rfi.com.au.  

RFI will be releasing additional information on Future Cel-Fi products in the coming months.

Important information when choosing a repeater.

 Australia is deemed to have a very mature mobile phone network environment with Optus, Telstra and Vodafone currently operating networks nationally while TPG is in roll out mode. This however does not mean that there are no coverage black spots or areas with poor indoor coverage. Australia is not a small country by any means with a total area of 7,692,024 km2 and around 2,300,000 km2 of this has mobile phone coverage. Telstra is accpeted to have the biggest network and claim that they cover 99.3% of the Australian population.

Coverage on any Mobile Network depends on where you are, the mobile device you're using, and whether there’s an external antenna attached. It's important to understand that different devices have different capabilities. Each device performs differently depending on network coverage and device type, make and settings.

Some important factors to consider when choosing a mobile device and any accessories are listed below:
• Where will you be using your device – metropolitan areas, regional areas, rural areas, out at sea or indoors?
• Will you be using it?
o in handheld mode
o with a directly coupled car kit and an external antenna
o with a patch lead and an external antenna
o with an in car booster

There are a lot of rogue vendors selling illegal repeaters on the web and the Australian Communications and Media Authority has the following web page with some helpful guidelines.

https://www.acma.gov.au/theACMA/mobile-phone-repeaters-information-for-consumers