ROBSON L400B supporto per antenna da balcone 40 cm argento acciaio zincato a caldo

The ROBSON L400B Balcony Antenna Mount is a robust and reliable solution for securely installing satellite dishes and DVB-T antennas on balcony railings and balustrades. Crafted from hot-dip galvanized steel, this mount offers exceptional corrosion resistance and durability for outdoor use. With a 40 cm arm length and a 38 mm mast diameter, it provides a stable platform for your antenna equipment. The mount includes two U-bolt clamps that accommodate railings up to 50 mm in diameter, ensuring a firm grip on various railing profiles. Its weather and UV resistant construction guarantees long-lasting performance in all seasons. The silver galvanized finish blends seamlessly with most outdoor environments. Easy to install and universally compatible, the ROBSON L400B is the ideal choice for enhancing your TV and radio reception on balconies.

Advantages

Hot-dip galvanized steel construction provides superior corrosion protection and longevity. The 40 cm arm length offers optimal positioning flexibility for clear signal reception. Universal compatibility with satellite dishes and DVB-T antennas makes it a versatile mounting solution. Simple installation with two U-bolt clamps saves time and effort. Weather and UV resistant design ensures reliable performance in harsh outdoor conditions.

Suitable for

• Balcony railings and balustrades
• Satellite dish mounting
• DVB-T antenna mounting
• Outdoor antenna installations

Key specifications

• Mount Type: Balcony / Railing Mount
• Arm Length: 400 mm (40 cm)
• Mast Diameter: 38 mm
• Material: Galvanized Steel
• Corrosion Protection: Hot-dip galvanized
• Max Railing Diameter: 50 mm
• Number of Mounting Clamps: 2 (U-bolt type)
• Application: Satellite dishes, DVB-T antennas
• Installation Environment: Outdoor
• Color: Silver (Galvanized)
• Product Code: 8574

Recommendations

For best results, ensure the railing diameter does not exceed 50 mm and that the mounting surface is sturdy. Regularly inspect the mount for signs of wear or corrosion, especially in coastal areas.