Robust, steel wall bracket allows to mount the antenna on the facade of the building. The use of galvanized steel ensures resistance to corrosion and other damage.
With a 250 mm high brick holder, 600 mm arm length and 38 x 1.5 mm diameter, a satellite or terrestrial antenna can be easily attached to the facade, wall and other flat surfaces.
| Features / filters | |
| Handle type | Walled |
| Length | 600 |
| Material | Steel, Zinc |
| Product colour | Silver |
| Product type | Antenna holder |
| Basic technical parameters | |
| Overall length | 600 mm |
| Height | 250 mm |
| Basis | 140 x 140 x 2.5 mm |
| Diameter | 38 x 1.5 mm |
| Material | Steel |
| Coating | Zinc |
It is best to install the antenna in a place with full visibility of the sky, e.g. on the facade of a building, on a chimney, on a balcony or on an antenna mast. The antenna's antenna's head should be facing the satellite from which the signal will be received. Avoid limiting visibility by buildings or trees.
Depending on the chosen location, we have a choice of chimney clamps, antenna masts, balcony brackets or high-mounted masonry brackets.
Antenna holders can be attached to building facades, walls, railings, windows or chimneys. In the case of using cybrands, we avoid drilling holes.
Choosing a larger canopy provides better signal reception during bad weather conditions. The optimum diameter of the canopy in Poland is considered to be 85 cm. It should be remembered that the bigger antenna we choose, the more solid grip will be required.
To best determine the direction in which the antenna will be facing, we can use one of the applications that will indicate all nearby DVB-T transmitters. After comparing them, we select the best transmitter for us, and then with the help of the application we set the antenna in the right direction.
