Mount 4G antenna without drilling

Once again, magnets prevent ugly drill holes

Author: Robin Burton, St. Austell, United Kingdom

Online since: 11/12/2018, Number of visits: 108602

Our company recently acquired a new 4G/LED antenna and searched for an opportunity to mount it on the outside of the company building. Since we didn’t want to drill holes, we had the idea to use magnets. We chose four OTNW-32 pot magnets. We removed the eyelets and replaced them with M8 screws.

The big advantage of this application: The antenna stays in place for certain but can be easily moved or removed if necessary.

Note from the supermagnete team: Our OTNW magnets are made for dry indoor use. Extended outdoor use may cause them to rust and lose their magnetisation. We recommend using 4 CSF-40 made of rust-proof ferrite.

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OTNW-32

neodymium pot magnet white Ø 32,3 mm with eyelet, holds approx. 28 kg, powder-coated, thread M5

	1 pc.	6,62 EUR ea.*
from	3 pcs.	5,86 EUR ea.*
from	10 pcs.	5,19 EUR ea.*
from	20 pcs.	4,86 EUR ea.*
from	40 pcs.	4,57 EUR ea.*
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Available: 6 062 pcs.

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