The Hills Antenna FB607316 Satellite Universal Mount is the latest generation in the Hills Antenna family of satellite mounting hardware. Designed for multiple installation applications, the bent pole now features a 44.5mm diameter with no swaged top section, making it compatible with the Hills Antenna FB607313 Gen 3 V4 Starlink Pole Adaptor.
It’s baseplate has also been improved, now with slotted mounting holes to accommodate various metal roof profiles. You can rest assured of it’s stability when installed, with cyclone washers and rubber seals included to be used for the connection of the two stay bars to a sturdy surface.
Made from galvanised steel, the unique black powder-coated finish not only provides extra protection against the harsh Aussie weather, but it also helps seamlessly blend in with it’s surroundings, especially when paired with a black satellite or antenna.
Released: February 2025
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