Manual telescoping mast pole for solar surveillance trailer 6m 7m customized height

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Manual telescoping mast is a versatile and reliable solution for solar trailers and other mobile applications. It allows you to quickly and easily deploy solar panels, antennas, cameras, lights, and other equipment to significant heights, without the need for special tools or heavy machinery. In this article, we will explore some of the advantages of using a manual telescoping mast on your solar trailer, and how it can enhance your ability to generate clean and sustainable energy.

Flexible and Easy to Adjust: One of the main benefits of using a manual telescoping mast is that it gives you full control over the height and orientation of your equipment. You can easily raise or lower the mast to match the changing angle of the sun, adjust the direction of your antenna or camera, or reach over obstacles such as trees and buildings. The telescoping design also allows you to store the mast in a compact and portable package when not in use, making it easy to transport and store.

By using solar panels mounted on your trailer, you can generate a renewable source of electricity that can power your lights, cameras, and other devices without relying on grid power or generators. By using manual telescoping masts to raise your panels, you can maximize their exposure to sunlight and get more energy output for the same amount of panel

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1. Fixing method: Install the lifting rod on the top or the periphery of the equipment, and vertically lift the lighting equipment and camera equipment to the lifting equipment that realizes the customer's predetermined function at high altitude;
2. For mounting on trailers, lifting lights and cameras;
3. Monitoring box: Put the mast in the monitoring box and lift the lights and cameras;

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The manual mast can be customized to a maximum of 10 meters and a maximum load of 60kg, which can be customized according to customer requirements.

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