Wifi booster

[Dap-68]

I'm looking to boost my wifi signal at my house. To my shop. Which is 100' away. Is this possible?

[Dap-68]

I'm not sure what product I need. That's why I'm asking this question

[Kitsap]

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@Dap-68 wrote:
I'm looking to boost my wifi signal at my house. To my shop. Which is 100' away. Is this possible?

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Basic answer to your question is yes, but.

Does your shop have power in it that originates from a subpanel to the house?

If yes, you might consider a power line extender.  As an example only from Amazon, https://a.co/d/1HRePwu.

[michaelkenward]

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@Dap-68 wrote:
I'm not sure what product I need. That's why I'm asking this question

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This would be a good place to start:

WiFi Boosters & Extenders | Wifi Range Extenders | NETGEAR

It will give you some leads.

[michaelkenward]

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@Dap-68 wrote:
Which is 100' away.

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That's a hell of a stretch.

[microchip8]

WiFi signals can go only so far. WiFi has a finite reach due to physics, which you can't beat at its own game. There is no magic you can use to extend the signal. 100' is a "long" distance and even if you get some signal, it'll be pretty weak.

[FURRYe38]

Might review this as well:

https://www.netgear.com/support/product/wbc502.aspx

[plemans]

Would a wifi range extender make the distance? Maybe

but you could do it right and either run an ethernet wire or use something like a point to point system. 

Netgear has Airbidge but its been going in/out of stock (more out of stock) lately. 

so it might be worth looking on amazon for other point to point systems that you could use.