Antenna Mounts
Antenna mounts are the parts that attach an antenna to a surface or structure so that it can perform as intended—i.e., receive signals from transmitters or send signals to other antennas. Like the antennas they collaborate with, antenna mounts come in many different shapes, sizes, and forms of construction because different situations call for different mounting solutions.
A popular kind of antenna base is the pole mount. It allows antennas to be attached to outside vertical poles or masts and, as such, is an outdoor installation method. What's more, it gives you the height necessary for a clear line of sight with your signal source—reducing path loss—and allowing for just another performance booster among many that make up a cellular boost system. As its name suggests, being mounted on a pole provides just one more opportunity (among many) to not only increase the signal into your system but also to reinforce this signal after it leaves your system—the never-ending quest for margin!
Another common option is the wall mount, which is preferred largely for indoor antennas and when attaching to exterior building surfaces. This type of heavy duty antenna mount holds the antenna firmly to a flat surface with stainless steel brackets and keeps it elevated and clear of interference. The most common feature associated with wall mounts is bracketing, which allows for angle adjustment on many models—this in order to ensure a clear line of sight to the broadcasting tower.
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