Pole-mounted boom bracket ALPAR W101 L-200 — pole arm support L-200

ALPAR W101 L-200 is a pole-mounted boom bracket designed to secure a projecting arm with a 200 mm extension. The metal bracket attaches to utility poles and transfers load from the projecting arm to the pole, creating a stable mounting point for antennas, luminaires, cameras or signage. The design focuses on outdoor durability and straightforward mechanical attachment to cylindrical or tapered pole sections.

Advantages

This pole arm support is made of robust metal that provides reliable mechanical strength for small to medium loads. Its compact L-200 projection offers a predictable offset for positioning equipment away from the pole face while maintaining a low visual profile. The bracket’s configuration allows consistent load transfer to the pole, reducing bending moments at the mount point. The product is suitable for repeated outdoor use and can be combined with typical fastening hardware for pole installations.

Suitable for

• Mounting small antennas or aerials requiring a 200 mm extension
• Fixing outdoor luminaires on a projecting arm from a pole
• Installing CCTV or security cameras that need offset from the pole
• Attaching signage or small fixtures where a short boom is required

Key specifications

• Mount type: pole-mounted bracket for projecting arm
• Projection length: 200 mm (L-200)
• Material: metal construction suitable for outdoor use
• Application environment: outdoor pole installation
• Compatible loads: designed for small to medium external loads (antenna, light, camera, signage)

How to use

Position the bracket around the pole at the required height and align the L-200 arm so the projection faces the intended direction. Secure the bracket to the pole using appropriate stainless-steel straps, U-bolts or clamps rated for outdoor pole mounting and compatible with the pole diameter. Once fixed, attach the boom or arm to the bracket using the recommended fasteners, ensuring all connections are tightened to prevent movement. Verify the assembly is level and that the mounted equipment’s weight is within the bracket’s intended load range.

Usage recommendations

For long-term outdoor installations, use corrosion-resistant fasteners and perform periodic inspections for corrosion, loosening or mechanical damage. Select mounting hardware appropriate to the pole material and diameter and confirm the combined weight and wind exposure of mounted equipment do not exceed the bracket’s capacity.