Does the power pack have to be mounted on a wall or post? Is it OK to set it on our stone patio?
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As long as it is upright it can be set on a patio stone without any problems. Obviously you don't want to place it directly on the soil to avoid rust on the case. I have several of them and some are free standing while others are attached to walls. The drip proof construction prevents sprinkler and/or rain water from entering the enclosure.
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As long as it can "see" the light, and assuming you have it protected against the possibility of standing water, it'll work fine. I had mine on the deck for weeks while figuring out where I wanted it to "live."Great unit!
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The bottom of the case is metal and the wiring comes out the bottom. If you don't have a wall to mount it to maybe you could build a stand for it. It uses one screw to hang it.
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It is made of heavy duty plastic, so the unit itself would be fine for outdoor use, providing you have a wall or surface that you can mount it on.
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It's not designed to be wall mounted. I suppose if you were handy you could rig something. However, it's quite heavy, so whatever you did would need to be capable of supporting considerable weight.
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Can be setup on deck , pavers , patios . We use sand bags to anchor only if the weather calls for wind
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It mounts to a wall. You would need to have your own post if you choose to mount it that way.
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You would not need to power it outside. you would mount the antenna, connect the coax cable and run it inside. The coax would then plug into a powered connecting block. Coax in and out and a USB type power connector. Easy installation.
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It has a wall mount or you can put it anywhere near an electrical outlet....I love it....holds charge for a long time and has lots of power
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Mine is installed on an exterior stucco wall. You will need a concrete drill bit and concrete screw. As long as you have the right drill bit and screw, there is no reason it can't be installed on a concrete wall.
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Yes. But when we got it it didn't look great where I planned tpo put it, so my husband installed it directly into a socket. Also, we avoiding drilling into the wall by doing it that way. Looks nice and is stable. But it really is a plug in unit by design.
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I found the Black Series Solar-powered Lighted Address Stake works better mounted on the wall of the house in direct sun light. I hope I answered the question since your question was difficult to understand.
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I mounted it to a 2'x2'x18" flat landscaping rock. It was a freebie from my landscaping supplier. The light is very lightweight, so any 80lbs or so will work just fine. I used concrete anchors to hold it. It survived last winter just fine.
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I think it is high enough off the deck to be fine. I have mine on a stone patio, but it does not seem to get too hot. I like the compact size of this fire pit. I did not want a large one.
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We mounted it to our patio structure, no problems, no vibrations. Like TimmyD-007 mentioned, we used a stronger bolt. We also hard wired so we can switch them on easier. We have one in each corner. They worked so well we bought 4 for our business!
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yes. mounting is not the strength of this power strip. we ended up using adhesive to attach it to a wall.
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It has a short wheel base, weighs 190 pounds, and either needs to be near a power outlet or have a really thick power cord. I love mine but it is not very portable.
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It mounts to the wall. We did have to open the wall up to re-route power, but that's all.
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It is already installed and secured onto a stone wall, so i really dont know this. Sorry...