Starlink / Satellite Swan Mount

6' x 1.5": the dimensions of the mast. It is 6 feet (or approximately 183 centimetres) in length and has a diameter of 1.25 inches.

(18" Stand Off): The "stand off" is the distance the pole extends away from the mounting surface. In this case, the pole has an 18-inch standoff from the mounting surface. This can be important to allow sufficient space for the installation of satellite dishes or antennas.

16g: This refers to the gauge of the material used for the pole. "16g" suggests an 18-gauge thickness. Gauge is a measurement of the thickness of the metal, and a lower gauge number generally indicates a thicker material.

90 Bend Cranked Double Bracket: The pole has a 90-degree bend, and it features a cranked double bracket. The 90-degree bend could be useful for angling the satellite dish or antenna in a specific direction. The double bracket may allow for the attachment of multiple devices or for added stability.

Eaves Mount - Swan Neck: The pole is designed for mounting on the eaves of a building, and it has a "swan neck" design. The swan neck typically refers to a curved or arched shape, which might provide additional clearance or a specific aesthetic.

Sky Pole/Mast: This mast is intended for use with satellite equipment, such as satellite dishes commonly used for receiving satellite television signals.

• Width      610mm
• Depth     120mm
• Height   1430mm
• Weight    1.64kg