User Guide

8
Setup Instructions
Dipole Antenna Mounting Options
Mount to an Electrical Box in a Wall
Mount Directly to a Wall
See Diagram B at right
The antenna may be mounted to a single
or dual gang duplex box, or to a square or
hexagonal junction box.
Attach the kit’s Mounting Plate to the
electrical box (see photo, right). The cover
plate has a number of holes and slots to
accomodate a wide variety of electrical
boxes. Next, secure the Mounting Bracket
to the plate and connect your antenna as
noted in the following pages.
See Diagram C at right
We recommend using the Mounting Plate
to make for a sturdier installation, however,
it is not necessary to do so. If you use the
Mounting Plate, you will need to provide
two shallow clearance gaps in the wall to
allow for the two protrusions in the Mounting
Plate.
Use appropriate anchors to secure the
Mounting Plate to the wall (hollow wall
anchors are provided in this kit), then secure
the Mounting Bracket to the plate. If you are
not using the Mounting Plate, use
appropriate wall anchors to mount the
Mounting Bracket directly to the wall.
Dipole mounted
on electrical box
Monopole mounted
directly to wall
Flexible dipole
Remote Base
Ground Plane
Diagram B. The Electrical Box Mount
uses the Mounting Plate and Mounting
Bracket as shown above.
Diagram C. A direct Wall Mount should use the
Mounting Plate for added strength, but it is not
required for proper antenna operation.
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