can this be mounted in a garage attic?
846226
I use it indoors so I would assume that mounting it in a garage attic is fine, so long as you can get it wired to your TV.
846227
Probably just fine. I use it with a 50' cable for getting signals while tailgating so I know you can have a long cable and have used it indoors as well.
1740400
Yes . I hung mine on a small beam mounted to the garage roof so i could slide it the width of my garage . Use it to take the top off my jeep in less them 10 minutes .
578661
Yes. We've been using this antenna for a couple years now and are very pleased with it. Mounted it in the attic and it works good.
1226500
this thing can be mounted over a door, or wrapped over a beam or around a tree. It can mount to a wall stud in your garage if you screw in a huge industrial hook to wrap it around.
109485
Yes, you can. I have mine in the attic with 3 feet of attic insulation. The signal is awesome even if i am on the street about 50 feet away from my driveway. This AP comes with PoE, utilized that and less wiring for you.
1844512
You can mount it anywhere there is enough support for it but it might be to low unless you are planning to use it for a child. You should make sure the door frame offers enough support. Also, make sure to use at least 5/16 thick eyehooks for it. I mounted them on my garage ceiling using a 4ft 2x4 for each ring to provide maximum support. The 2x4s were attached to 3 2x2 on the ceiling for each eyehook
1226501
There is no "mounting" hardware with this item. You could throw it over a beam in the garage or over a solid-closing door, but it is not designed to mount to a side wall although I suppose you could rig something up. It would have to be a pretty sturdy anchor and the wall stud, I believe, would require additional anchoring as well since the pressure applied to that anchor would be quite great. IMO, I wouldn't try to install it on a wall stud.
1543218
Yes, Ours is mounted on the garage ceiling second floor while the compressor is on the first floor, never had a problem.
2239047
You could put an oversized canister over the light housing in the attic. Keep in mind that these will not make perfect air tight seal. You may lose heat or cooling if not properly insulated and sealed. I put my lights in the garage and a closet that I built. Both projects, I didn't have to deal with sealing or insulation.
1177691
It is designed to be mounted in a garage or shed. They make outdoor models if you need to put it outside.
193237
We mounted ours in the garage. I don't know if it can go outside. It works well for us!
318428
You should be able to mount it on a ceiling. You may have to seal around the mounting base.
488506
I would not recommend it unless it was outside in a somewhat sheltered area. Even then I wouldn't do it. It is perfect for a garage or indoor.
1723208
I would not recommend that for a garage. It is fairly fragile once applied.
1491901
I don't see why you couldn't. Mine is up in my attic...so above or below...I don't see how that would make a difference.
1393176
It can be ceiling mounted as is, but not where there is insulation contact or contact with other materials. This unit MUST have free air space around it.
1469532
I don't recall this claim. I mounted mine to a single overhead engineered truss in a garage. You can mount to a floor joists or a truss/rafter. Studs run vertically in walls.