Fusion2Go XR Fleet Vehicle Cell Phone Signal Booster

Product Highlights

• Boosts 5G and 4G LTE signals for all major US carriers
• Works with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, UScellular, and others
• Maximum 50 dB system gain with automatic adjustment
• Pro-grade NMO rooftop antenna for secure, weather-resistant mounting
• Supports multiple phones, hotspots, and cellular devices at once
• High transmit power for long-range performance in remote areas
• Rugged components built for fleet and professional vehicle use
• Includes 12V hardwire power cable for clean installation
• FCC-certified and compatible with carrier registration requirements
• Free SureCall app helps optimize antenna placement

Top Benefits

• Stay connected in rural or weak-signal zones
  Great for service routes, job sites, or long-distance travel where calls usually drop
• Works with whatever phone or carrier your team uses
  No need to standardize phones or plans — this handles them all at once
• Improves voice, text, and data performance
  Fewer dropped calls, faster uploads, and better hotspot reliability on the move
• Built to survive life on the road
  Designed to handle heat, cold, dust, vibration, and road grime without fail

One install, long-term results Once mounted, it runs quietly in the background without needing adjustment

The Fusion2Go XR Fleet kit includes everything needed for a standard vehicle installation:

• Fusion2Go XR signal booster
• Outside NMO antenna
• NMO mounting base with 15 ft PRO200 cable (requires 3/8-inch roof hole)
• Low-profile inside patch antenna with 10 ft 302-series cable
• 12V hardwire power supply with 18 ft cable
• Quick install guide
  
  

The strength of your outside signal, measured where you mount the antenna, affects how much coverage the system provides inside the vehicle. Use the chart below for general guidance:

Coverage Estimates:

• Strong (5 Bars): Up to 6 feet from the inside antenna
• Medium (3–4 Bars): A few feet away
• Weak (1–2 Bars): Around 18 inches
• None (0 Bars): No coverage

Please note: Many factors impact indoor coverage, so results may vary.

Supported Devices:
All phones, tablets, hotspots, and cellular-connected devices

Supported Networks:
5G, 4G LTE, and legacy cellular technologies (on approved frequency bands)

Frequencies Boosted:
700, 800, 1900, and 1700/2100 MHz (Bands 12 / 13 / 17 / 5 / 2 / 25 / 4)

Carriers:
Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, UScellular, and most smaller carriers or MVNOs

International Compatibility: This system is designed for use in the US. It may not work in other countries due to different frequency bands.

The Fusion2Go XR Fleet is designed for permanent, professional installation in fleet vehicles, service trucks, or other work vehicles. It uses a hardwired 12V power connection and a rooftop NMO antenna that mounts through a drilled hole in the metal roof. While not difficult, the install does require careful placement and spacing for best performance.

1. Mount the Outside Antenna

Choose a flat spot on the vehicle’s metal roof with at least 12 inches of clearance from other antennas or obstructions, and at least 6 inches from any windows. Use a 3/8-inch hole saw to drill through the roof. The NMO mount drops through this hole from inside the vehicle and locks in place with a threaded collar.

Once installed, route the antenna cable inside the vehicle. Most installers tuck the cable behind the headliner and down through interior trim panels to reach the booster.

Tip: Use the SureCall app (iOS and Android) to test signal strength at different roof locations before drilling.

2. Install the Inside Patch Antenna

Mount the patch antenna on or near the dash, within 2 to 3 feet of where phones are normally used, and at least 8 inches from people and 4 inches from metal. The included Velcro or vent clip can be used for easy attachment.

For best results, keep the inside antenna as far away from the outside antenna as possible — ideally 4 to 6 feet, with a physical barrier (like the vehicle roof) in between.

3. Mount the Booster and Connect Cables

Install the booster in a dry, ventilated area away from heat and moisture. Under a seat or inside the center console are good options.

Connect the outside antenna cable to the port labeled OUTSIDE, and the inside antenna to the port labeled INSIDE. Hand-tighten all connections and secure any loose cable.

4. Hardwire the Power Cable

Disconnect the vehicle battery before wiring the 12V power supply. Connect the red wire to a +12V accessory wire (that turns on with ignition), and the black wire to ground. Reconnect the battery, then plug the cable into the booster’s power port.

Note: The system is also compatible with an AC power adapter (sold separately) if needed.

5. Test and Verify Operation

When powered, the booster’s LED will briefly flash yellow and red, then turn solid green during normal operation.
If the LED turns red, there may be oscillation (feedback between antennas) and you may need to increase spacing or reposition antennas.

To verify performance:

• Place a call or test data speed in an area where signal was previously weak
  
  
• Adjust antenna placement as needed
  
  
• Don’t rely on “bars” alone — use call quality or upload speed as your real test

Tip: Don’t coil excess cable. If you have extra length, route it in a loose zigzag pattern instead.