L-com HGX-PRM-ARM

Peak roof mount 2nd pole ONLY

Non-Penetrating Antenna

ShowMeCable’s HGX-PRM-ARM non-penetrating antenna peak roof mount pole is available for antenna installations and it is easy to transport. This 34-inch non-penetrating antenna mount pole has a strong and rugged design made up of galvanized steel. Our peak roof mount is designed for telecom installers, DIY installers, and satellite dish installers.This roof mount pole has a powder coating to withstand harsh climates and corrosion. The non-penetrating antenna mount has operating windspeeds up to 50 Km/h or 31 MPH and survival windspeeds up to 100 Km/h or 62 MPH. This non-penetrating antenna peak roof mount pole doesn’t need screws or anchors, which minimizes damage to the roofs.The non-penetrating antenna peak roof mount is suitable for wireless internet providers, crypto enterprises, and commercial building owners. Ballast material (i.e., cinder blocks, concrete blocks, etc.) are used in these non-drill roof mounts to anchor them to the roof. The non-penetrating roof mount is used for peak roofs and is available with easy assembly instructions.ShowMeCable has one of the largest in-stock selection of 34-inch non-penetrating antenna peak roof mount pole for domestic and international orders. Make your online purchase right now to take advantage of our same-day shipping. For further information on similar products, our expert technical support and knowledgeable sales team can help you get the perfect non-penetrating antenna mount pole for your requirements.Note: Ballast data should be determined by a local professional engineer. Adequate ballast material must be determined and provided by others.Features:Easy assembly instructions5 ft tall center mastSecondary arm of 2.75 ftPowder coated galvanized steelOperating windspeeds up to 50 KM/h (31 mph)Survival windspeeds up to 100 KM/h (62 mph)All assembly hardware includedliOptional mat for max surface tension/protectionStandard 16” x 8” cinder blocks (Not included)Applications:De-centralized wireless networks (FreedomFi, Helium, POLLEN, XNET, MetaBlox, etc.)Wireless or satellite antennaScientific and weather instrumentationsSecurity camera and instrumentsSolar panel