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Antenna Mounting Kit Datasheet

To achieve better coverage, outdoor antennas need to be installed in an elevated area with good visibility. Generally, the antenna is installed on a pole, but in the dense city environment, a pole is not easy to find and fix. With that, RAK presents four different antenna mounting options that help you to easily mount your antenna in almost every scenario.

Variants​

L-Shaped Wall Mounting Pole​

Application Scenarios: Fixed on the vertical facade, such as the sidewall of the building or roof parapet.

Figure 218: L-shaped wall mounting pole dimensions in mm

Figure 219: L-shaped wall mounting pole example application

Small U-Shaped Hoisting Pole​

Application Scenarios: Fixed in roof and window eaves, indoor ceiling keel.

Figure 220: Small U-shaped hoisting pole dimensions in mm

Figure 221: Small U-shaped hoisting pole example application

Large U-Shaped Hoisting Pole​

Application Scenarios: Fixed on the roof and window eaves. Compared to the previous one, it takes up more space, but the antenna installation position is relatively separated from the eaves so that the antenna can extend out of the roof, and the signal effect will be better.

Figure 222: Large U-shaped hoisting pole dimensions in mm

Figure 223: Large U-shaped hoisting pole example application

I-Shaped Vertical Mounting Rod​

Application Scenarios: Fixed on horizontal surfaces, such as roofs.

Figure 224: I-shaped vertical Mounting rod dimensions in mm

Figure 225: I-shaped vertical Mounting rod example application

Quick Assembly Guide​

  1. Fix the antenna between the flat bracket plate and the U-shaped bracket plate, using M4 Screws.
Figure 226: Positioning and fixing the antenna in the brackets
  1. Fix the appropriate pole on the wall or other position of the building.
NOTE

The included screws in the kit for this purpose are standard. Depending on the surface material, altitude, wind speed, and other variables, the screws might need to be changed with more suitable ones.

  1. Fix the antenna onto the pole with the U-shaped brackets and nuts as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 227: Mounting the antenna to the pole