Satellite Antenna Wall Mount LIBOX Uchwyt SAT 100 (model 2983)

LIBOX Uchwyt SAT 100 (model 2983) is a compact wall mount designed to secure satellite antennas to vertical surfaces. The mount offers a rigid connection between the wall and the dish, enabling stable alignment and long-term installation for domestic and small commercial setups. Its construction is intended to minimize movement under wind load and to maintain the antenna position once correctly adjusted.

Advantages

The LIBOX SAT 100 mount provides a straightforward installation process and a space-saving profile that keeps the satellite antenna close to the mounting surface. Constructed from materials chosen for outdoor use, it supports accurate positioning and reduces the need for frequent realignment. Its compact design is suitable for locations where a dedicated pole or large bracket is not feasible.

Suitable for

• Mounting small to medium satellite dishes on house walls
• Residential satellite TV installations on balconies or facades
• Small commercial or retail sites with limited mounting space

Key specifications

• Mount type: wall bracket for satellite antenna
• Application: fixed installation on vertical surfaces
• Design: compact, space-saving profile
• Material characteristics: suitable for outdoor exposure (corrosion-resistant finish recommended)
• Compatibility: intended for small to medium satellite dishes and standard antenna arms

How to use

Position the LIBOX Uchwyt SAT 100 on a suitable vertical surface that can bear the weight and wind load of the satellite antenna. Mark and drill mounting holes according to the bracket hole pattern, use appropriate anchors or through-bolts for the wall material, and tighten fasteners securely. Attach the satellite dish to the bracket, then perform initial pointing and fine adjustment while verifying signal strength. After alignment, lock adjustment points and periodically inspect fasteners and corrosion-resistant surfaces.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate wall anchors or bolts matched to the substrate (masonry, concrete, or wood). Apply thread-lock or corrosion-resistant hardware where exposure to weather is expected, and check mounting integrity after strong winds or seasonal changes. For best signal performance, choose a mounting location with a clear line of sight to the satellite and avoid obstructions such as trees or nearby buildings.