Satellite Dish Grounding at Pamela Beeler blog

Satellite Dish Grounding. You will need to ground both the satellite dish and the coaxial cable. The antenna or satellite odu sits outside where wind will create a static charge on the dish itself and the wire attached to it. However, there is a grounding screw on one side. When grounding the satellite dish, you can attach anywhere on the metal part of the metal part of the dish/mast. I just stick a copper #12 (or #10) out a roof vent screen, then bond it to the satellite dish ground with a split bolt. There are many of us in the satellite business which are questioning the need to ground a satellite dish mast. As with antennas, satellite installations need to be grounded in 2 ways. How to properly ground your roof antenna and satellite dish. A friend who is an electrical engineer (heavy current) told me to earth my satellite dish and its fixing pole against. If you have space, the safest place for a satellite dish is on the ground. It will have plenty of room to point north or south, depending on.

As with antennas, satellite installations need to be grounded in 2 ways. A friend who is an electrical engineer (heavy current) told me to earth my satellite dish and its fixing pole against. It will have plenty of room to point north or south, depending on. I just stick a copper #12 (or #10) out a roof vent screen, then bond it to the satellite dish ground with a split bolt. You will need to ground both the satellite dish and the coaxial cable. There are many of us in the satellite business which are questioning the need to ground a satellite dish mast. When grounding the satellite dish, you can attach anywhere on the metal part of the metal part of the dish/mast. However, there is a grounding screw on one side. If you have space, the safest place for a satellite dish is on the ground. The antenna or satellite odu sits outside where wind will create a static charge on the dish itself and the wire attached to it.

Dish4You System Grounding

Satellite Dish Grounding However, there is a grounding screw on one side. When grounding the satellite dish, you can attach anywhere on the metal part of the metal part of the dish/mast. You will need to ground both the satellite dish and the coaxial cable. The antenna or satellite odu sits outside where wind will create a static charge on the dish itself and the wire attached to it. It will have plenty of room to point north or south, depending on. If you have space, the safest place for a satellite dish is on the ground. A friend who is an electrical engineer (heavy current) told me to earth my satellite dish and its fixing pole against. I just stick a copper #12 (or #10) out a roof vent screen, then bond it to the satellite dish ground with a split bolt. However, there is a grounding screw on one side. How to properly ground your roof antenna and satellite dish. As with antennas, satellite installations need to be grounded in 2 ways. There are many of us in the satellite business which are questioning the need to ground a satellite dish mast.