Get Wi-Fi. Farther, and with more networks.

The Halo® Pro S Dual-band Long Range Marine and RV Wi-Fi Extender System (Halo Pro) can help you connect to both 5GHz and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks from afar. It’s a common problem: you’re at a marina, truck stop, or campsite, and the sign says, “Wi-Fi Available” for free (or cheap). You get a secure passcode while standing in the office (most networks have them) and log on to see that it works. Then, you get your slip or space assignment, set up for the night, and find you can’t receive decent (or any) Wi-Fi at the edge of the marina or campground. The solution? Halo Pro S! With Halo Pro S, you are now able to capture that same Wi-Fi signal, whether it's 5 GHz or 2.4 GHz, and use it – even at long distances. The "S" is the latest version of the popular Halo series. The Halo Pro S features software that improves connections and throughput over the legacy Halo Pro. We like the say that the "S" stands for speed.

How is Halo Pro S different from Halo?

Halo Pro S features dual-band technology, letting you connect to both common Wi-Fi frequency standards: 2.4 GHz and 5GHz. This means you can connect to more Wi-Fi networks with Halo Pro S. Halo Pro S features an improved user interface for network management. Halo Pro S also excels at connecting to networks with login pages that require a username and password. Both Halo and Halo Pro S feature similarly durable hardware designs and outstanding performance. For a single-band option, consider the RedPort Halo Wi-Fi Extender.

What is Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi is the ability to connect to the Internet wirelessly without the need for a physical connection to a router. The farther away you get from the Wi-Fi source, the slower and less reliable your connection becomes.