The W2000 is the W-series enterprise flagship. It raises max gain from 80 dB to 85 dB, cuts the noise figure from ≤2.5 dB to ≤2 dB, increases coverage from 1000 m² to 2000 m², raises simultaneous users from 100 to 200, and upgrades the indoor antenna from a 10 dBi single panel to a 12 dBi dual panel. Power draw rises to ≤35 W and the unit weighs about 1200 g to handle the larger load. If your premises are a large home, enterprise office, hotel, warehouse, factory, commercial building or multi-floor building over 1000 m², the W2000 is the right size. If you have a single-floor office, shop, bar, restaurant or warehouse up to 1000 m², the smaller W1000 at £396.00 is the value choice.

Yes — that is exactly what it is built for. Band 1 (2100 MHz) is the 3G UMTS frequency all four UK networks share. The W2000 amplifies that single radio wave, so any phone on EE, O2, Vodafone or Three — and any MVNO on their networks — gets a stronger 3G signal inside. It does not matter that your office staff are on EE, your hotel guests are on O2, your warehouse tills are on Vodafone and your delivery riders are on Three; one unit improves 3G for all of them at once across the 2000 m² footprint, supporting up to 200 users simultaneously.

No — they are completely different products at the same price point. The W2000 boosts Band 1 (2100 MHz) 3G UMTS for EE, O2, Vodafone and Three (all networks, 3G calls + 3G data). The D2000 boosts Band 3 (1800 MHz) and is an EE-only voice + 4G enterprise flagship for EE, BT, ASDA and Virgin customers. If you have a mixed-operator enterprise building, hotel, warehouse or factory, or need 3G across all four networks, choose the W2000. If you are EE-only and need voice plus 4G data, choose the D2000. Do not buy the wrong one based on price alone.

The W2000 is a Band 1 (2100 MHz) 3G UMTS booster only. It improves 3G voice calls and 3G data. It does not boost 4G LTE or 5G NR on any band, on any network. If your main enterprise problem is slow 4G data, you need a different product — a Band 3 EE voice + 4G unit (D series) or a Band 20 O2/Vodafone 4G unit (C series). If your problem is dropped 3G calls and weak 3G data across multiple networks in a large home, enterprise office, hotel, warehouse, factory or multi-floor building, the W2000 is the right fit.

Typically it moves from around 1–5 Mbps with a weak signal up to about 10–30 Mbps with a good boosted signal. Treat that as a guide, not a guarantee: the booster improves the radio link between your phones and the mast, but your final speed is also set by how busy the mast is and its backhaul. A quiet rural 3G mast will give better results than a congested city-centre one. It is still 3G, so it is suited to calls, messaging, maps, card payments, scanner PDAs and basic browsing — not 4K streaming or large file downloads.

Yes. The W2000 amplifies an existing weak donor signal — it cannot create signal from nothing. Before buying, check Band 1 3G signal on your phone outside, near where the Yagi will sit (often the car park, loading bay, flat roof or chimney of an enterprise or commercial building). If you have at least 1–2 bars of 3G outdoors, the booster can push a full-strength signal inside across 2000 m². If you show zero bars and emergency-only outside, no Ofcom-legal booster at this price will help. Also note O2 and Vodafone have limited Band 1 3G coverage in some rural areas — check the outdoor signal on the network you actually rely on for tills, hotel front desk or staff.

The 12 dBi dual-panel is what makes the W2000 the enterprise flagship. Two panels spread the signal over a wider, more even area than a single 10 dBi panel, which is essential across 2000 m² and especially across multiple floors — a hotel wing, an enterprise office over two floors, a warehouse with mezzanine, or a large home with annexe. The dual panel still runs off one 5 m indoor coax from the booster unit. If your building is a single floor under 1000 m², the W1000's 10 dBi single panel is sufficient; if you need coverage across 2000 m² or multiple floors, the dual panel is the reason to step up to the W2000.

The W2000 is rated for up to 200 simultaneous 3G users, which is what makes it the enterprise flagship. In a busy hotel, open-plan enterprise office, warehouse or factory, staff handsets, guest phones, contactless card machines, booking tablets, customer phones, delivery drivers' mobiles and forklift scanner PDAs all share the same Band 1 3G radio path. The 85 dB gain and ≤27 dBm output are sized to carry that load across 2000 m². For a 60–100 room hotel, a 100–150 person enterprise office or a 40–60 staff warehouse, this is ample headroom. It is not, however, designed for a 500+ room hotel, a 1000-person call centre or a multi-building campus — those need a proper DAS distributed antenna system.

Yes, for a typical large premises up to 2000 m² (about 21,528 ft²) — a large detached home with annexe, an enterprise office across two floors, a hotel wing or small hotel, a light-industrial warehouse, a factory unit or a multi-floor commercial building. It is not designed for very large estates over 2000 m², multi-storey office blocks over two floors, castles, country houses or big factory floors — those need a higher-coverage enterprise unit or DAS. For a standard 2000 m² property, expect good 3G signal in most areas once the 12 dBi dual-panel antenna is aimed centrally across the floors you need covered.

You are covered by a 365-day money-back guarantee, plus lifetime UK technical support. If the W2000 does not improve your 3G calls or data after a proper install (correct Yagi aim, 1–2 bars outdoors, ≥10 m antenna separation, dual-panel positioned centrally), contact support and you can return it by mail for a free return and refund. Free UK delivery takes 10–15 working days after 1–2 days order handling, so order early if you have an urgent deadline like a hotel refit, enterprise office move-in, busy trade period or warehouse refurbishment.