Surecall Fusion 5G Cellular Booster
Experience seamless, reliable home connectivity with the SureCall Fusion 5G Cellular Booster—the most powerful 5G Ultra-Wideband signal booster designed for Canadian homes in weak signal areas. It delivers fewer dropped calls, crystal-clear voice, stronger text reliability, and ultra-fast data speeds so your family stays connected indoors, no matter where you are in the house.
Why Fusion 5G stands apart
Seven-band amplification puts this booster in a league of its own in Canada, powering seven frequency bands and including the high-capacity 5G bands 66 and 7. With 516 MHz of amplified spectrum, you’ll enjoy faster 5G data, expanded indoor coverage, and stable connectivity for multiple devices simultaneously—even in challenging locations.
All-in-one kit for effortless setup
- Fusion 5G amplifier with built-in power supply
- High-gain outdoor Yagi antenna with mounting hardware
- Low-loss RG-11 coax cable – 50 ft
- Indoor high-gain panel antenna
- Low-loss SC-240 cable – 20 ft
- Quick setup guide
Extendable coverage, flexible installations
For larger homes or spaces with architectural challenges, an optional splitter and interior antenna can expand coverage up to 8,000 sq ft, ensuring every room—from kitchens to basements—receives reliable 5G/4G signal.
Carrier-agnostic and user-friendly
The Fusion 5G works with all Canadian carriers—Telus, Bell, Rogers—and supports multiple devices at once, including hotspots. No programming or monthly fees are required—just plug in and go. The SureCall Bluetooth App guides you through aiming the outside Yagi and optimizing antenna separation for maximum performance.
Designed for Canada, built for 5G
Enjoy 60% more 5G bandwidth than traditional boosters and 7-band amplification for dependable calls, emails, streaming, and gaming. The system is engineered to boost indoor connectivity while reducing power drain on connected devices, helping extend battery life and keep everyone online longer.
Ideal scenarios
- Homes with basement or distant rooms where signal drops
- Rural properties needing stable 5G/4G coverage
- Busy households with multiple smartphones, tablets, and hotspots