Description
Typical ATV Starlink installation kits in situ.
Ideally one should aim for minimum movement of the Starlink dish.
WCL Starlink wall install kit with 6ft cranked pole
When using pairs of brackets the farther apart they are mounted the stronger the install will be.
The kit comprises :
– (optional – for Mk3 Starlink) 1.5″ pole adapter.
The adapter can be bought separately here.
– (optional – for Mk1 or Mk2 Starlink) 1.5″ pole coupler.
The pole coupler can be bought separately here.
– Heavy duty 6ft x 1.5 inch x 1.6mm (16G) cranked alloy pole for maximum strength and minimum movement of the Starlink dish.
– Pair of Low Profile brackets (hot dip galv pressings – finish may vary – and Nyloc stainless bolts).
OR a pair of welded hot dip galvanised wall brackets – finish may vary – (either 6″x6″ or 6″x9″) c/w Nyloc stainless steel V bolts
OR a single heavy duty welded hot dip galvanised wall bracket (either 12″x12″ or 12″x18″) c/w Nyloc stainless steel V bolts
– Eight (or four with single brackets) stainless steel (A2) wall bolts and washers with universal plugs.
– 1m of self amalgamating tape (only supplied with the coupler).
– Box of 100 black 7mm clips
– Screw eye (see safe use of a ladder)
NOTE : When installing an aerial or a satellite dish on pole you would almost always install the item on the pole then install the pole on the bracket, unless the top of the pole was very easily accessible (which it isn’t usually).
Customers’ Starlink install reports.
A carrier length surcharge applies to this product.
Unfortunately we cannot ship this kit out of the UK
The Low Profile Brackets in our Starlink install kits have Nyloc nuts.
A pair of brackets are supplied (6×6 or 6×9) or a single (12×12 or 12×18), either wall brackets (as below, with one or two pairs of stainless V bolts as required) or Low Profile brackets (as above, hot dip galvanised & stainless steel bolts)
Product appearance may vary
The screws supplied in our Starlink install kits are coach screws, as below.
So you don’t have to hold the clip on the cable and risk Derrick the Decider (the II) hitting your fingers.
