EZ32A Telescopic Antenna Mast Heavy Duty Ground Plate

Description

Easy Up EZ32A Heavy Duty Telescopic Mast Ground Plate
is designed to support and ground ROHN H30, H40, H50 and Channel Master 1620, 1630, 1640, 1650, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850 Telescopic (Push-up) Antenna Masts. Bottom segment of Mast up to 2.25 inch Inserts into ID Collar with set screw. Bonding can be made by affixment to Mast. Consult NEC and Applicable Local Code for further guidance. All Telescoping Masts are galvanized and come with hardware.

Spec. Sheet and Guy Details

This Base Plate is THE Base Plate to use with ROHN H30, H40, H50 and Channel Master 1620, 1630, 1640, 1650, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850 Telescopic (Push-up) Masts. All the other plates have a Rod or angle piece that the Tube of the Mast centers around loosely. This Plate has a collar with a Set Screw that securely holds the Telescopic Mast Tube in place and can be in turn, cemented into the concrete Pad via the Pin provided. The word "Ground" as used in the description can be a bit of a misnomer; it does not provide a "Earth Ground" in and of itself, but rather is a junction component that rests on the ground or pad and should be Bonded to with a proper Earth Ground composed of a 5/8 inch by 8 foot Copper Clad Ground Rod as a minimum. Consult your Local Building Code and NEC for guidance to Properly Grounding your HD TV, WI-FI, Wireless Internet, Business Band, CB or Amateur Radio Antenna Installation.

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Antenna Masts

It is Important to choose a Mount and Mounting Location with a Picture of the Finished Installation in Mind. Be Sure to First select a location that lends itself to applying a Load without Compromising the Integrity of the Material you afix to. Most Decorative Finishes most often do not have the Strength to Hold a Weight or Pressure without fail. Further, Think about what's underneath the exterior. Is it stronger, will it yield to Pressure over time as well? Weather Proof the Installation to Maintain the Integrity of your Home. Next consider the Location over a Lifetime of Adjustments, does it lend itself to modifications in Height or Direction? Larger Antennas increase the surface area presented to air movement, Hence, Wind-load does increase. As the length of the mast increases from Its last attached point on the structure, the torque applied also increases with Weight and Wind-Load, requiring a more substantive attachment and Load-Bearing material. Keep the Distance Minimal from the Antenna to the TV's and Equipment you feed, as to minimize loss and the need for Amplification.