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Panorama SAB-342 Pole Mount Adapter for Dome Antennas

MPN SAB-342
$42.01$60.64Save $18.63

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Overview

Raise compatible Panorama Mako and 5G Great White dome antennas above nearby structures on a fixed 38 mm pole or mast. The coated stainless-steel and aluminium adapter secures through the antenna’s M18 mounting thread, routes cables inside the pole, and uses grub-screw fixings for fixed-site, branch, retail and IoT antenna installations.

  • 38 mm (1.5 in) fixed pole or mast mounting
  • M18 threaded antenna attachment
  • Three grub-screw pole fixings
  • Internal pole cable routing
  • Coated stainless steel and aluminium construction
  • Mount compatible Mako and 5G Great White dome antennas on 38 mm (1.5 in) poles or masts.
  • Secure the antenna through its M18 mounting thread with a locking grub screw.
  • Fasten the mount to the pole with three additional grub screws.

Fit compatible Panorama Mako and 5G Great White dome antennas to a standard 38 mm (1.5 in) diameter pole or mast. SAB-342 raises the antenna above surrounding buildings and obstructions while retaining a fixed, top-of-pole installation arrangement. It supports Mako L[X]M[X]M4[X]-6-60 and 5G Great White L[X]M[X]M[X]-6-60 antenna series used for fixed-site, failover, branch, retail and IoT connectivity deployments.

The adapter attaches to the antenna through its M18 mounting thread and locks in place with a grub screw. Three additional grub screws secure the assembly to the mast or pole. Internal cable routing runs antenna cables through the pole rather than externally alongside it, helping maintain a cleaner installation and reducing potential cable exposure. The mount measures 42 mm high with a 187 mm diameter and uses coated stainless steel and aluminium construction with black and natural finishes.

Use this fixed mast or pole mount where a compatible dome antenna needs added elevation and clear line of sight above local obstructions. Its -40 to +80 °C operating range supports outdoor antenna installations across a broad range of environmental conditions. The mount is specific to the listed Panorama antenna families and requires a 38 mm pole or mast plus the compatible antenna’s M18 threaded mounting interface.

Ideal for

  • Elevating a compatible dome antenna above a retail branch roofline or nearby building obstruction.
  • Mounting a failover cellular antenna on a 38 mm mast with cables routed through the pole.
  • Installing Mako or 5G Great White antennas at fixed IoT and remote network sites.

Specifications

Mounting

Pole Fixings
3 additional grub screws
Mounting Type
Fixed mast or pole mount
Antenna Attachment
M18 mounting thread with grub screw
Required Mast Diameter
38 mm (1.5 in)

Shipping

Shipping Weight
2.00 lb

Mechanical

Colour
Black / natural
Height
42 mm (1.65 in)
Diameter
187 mm (7.36 in)
Material
Coated stainless steel / aluminium

Environmental

Operating Temperature
-40 to +80 °C (-40 to +176 °F)

Cable Management

Cable Routing
Routes antenna cables inside the pole

Questions buyers ask

What is SAB-342 used for?

SAB-342 mounts compatible Panorama Mako and 5G Great White dome antennas on a fixed 38 mm (1.5 in) pole or mast. It raises the antenna above nearby obstructions and routes antenna cables through the inside of the pole.

Which antennas are compatible with SAB-342?

The mount supports Panorama Mako L[X]M[X]M4[X]-6-60 and 5G Great White L[X]M[X]M[X]-6-60 antenna series. These antennas use the M18 mounting thread required for attachment to the pole-mount adapter.

What pole size does the SAB-342 require?

SAB-342 requires a standard 38 mm (1.5 in) diameter pole or mast. The assembly secures to the pole with three grub screws, while a separate grub screw locks the antenna’s M18 threaded mounting point.

Can SAB-342 route antenna cables inside the pole?

Yes. The mount allows compatible antenna cables to pass through the interior of the supporting pole. Internal routing keeps cables close to the installation structure and avoids running them externally along the mast where the antenna is mounted.