Non-Penetrating Pitched Roof Peak Antenna Mount with 40" x 1.25" OD Mast
3 Star Inc
Made in the USA!
This 3S-PNP-M Non-Penetrating Pitched Roof Peak Antenna Mount with 40" x 1.25" OD Mast is used for mounting lightweight Cellular Gateway, Wireless Internet, Telemetry, SCADA, Off-Air TV, Point to Point or Multi-point Network and Antennas that can accommodate 1.25 inch OD Mounting. Pole to Pole Clamps (not included) in parallel or perpendicular can be used to mate to other mast pipes for the desired Antenna or Dish Mounting. Constructed of Pre-Galvanized Steel and uses 8" x 8" x 16" Standard concrete blocks. (Concrete Block Ballast not included)
This Non-Penetrating Mount Series from Easy UP is constructed with Heavy Duty steel construction that blends well with residential environments. As with all 2nd source hardware, minor Field Drilling may be required to attach in Your Equipment supplied for a particular installation scenario. For Non-Pen Ballast Mounts, Structural Engineering consultations are recommended for all Roof Applications.
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Pitched and Roof Peak Non-Pen Mounts
This Non-Penetrating Pitched Roof Mounts is constructed of Pre-Galvanized Steel and uses standard concrete blocks. Accommodates a wider range off Foot-plates for use to mount AU9S Dish, DirecTV 5 LNB Dish AU9 Slimline, WildBlue, SuperDISH, DirecTV Ka/Ku (HD Dishes), Satellite Dishes compatible with the SuperDMount, DirecTV AT9, DBS Direct Broadcast Satellite and FTA Free to Air using a 2.00 inch OD Outside Diameter Mounting Pipe.
In addition, it can be used in mounting some smaller Microwave PCS, Cellular, Broadband Wireless, Wireless Internet and Two Way Antennas compatible with 2 inch OD Pipe Mounting. I have enjoyed Installing this product line for Dish applications from Business and Internet on the tops of tall buildings to HD TV and zillions of channels for in-home use. And as with all items in this Product Line, Screws and Pitch Pads are included for Bolt-down versus Ballast applications. The Length of the mast is 30 inches based on engineering that incorporates consideration for typical Satellite Antenna Wind-load versus the Ballast that would keep either on target with minimal deviation and flex. As with all Ballast mounts, Structural Engineering consultations are recommended for all Roof Applications.
