Pacific Aerials P6115 white antenna base NZ

Pacific Aerials P6115 VHF Through Deck or Cellular Antenna Mount

$21.55
Sale price  $21.55 Regular price  $35.91
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Pacific Aerials P6115 white antenna base NZ

Pacific Aerials P6115 VHF Through Deck or Cellular Antenna Mount

$21.55
Sale price  $21.55 Regular price  $35.91

Pacific Aerials VHF & Cellular Through-Deck Antenna Mount

P6115 Product Overview

The Pacific Aerials P6115 is a premium through-deck mount engineered to securely house VHF or cellular whip antennas. Designed for marine vessels, RVs, camper trailers, and outdoor enclosures, it offers a robust, weatherproof solution with minimal deck modifications.

P6115 Key Features

  • Versatile compatibility: Supports whip antennas ranging from VHF to cellular, making it perfect for multi-system setups.
  • Stainless steel build: Crafted from marine-grade 316 stainless steel hardware and UV-resistant polymer for long-lasting performance in harsh environments.
  • Neat through-deck installation: Installs via a 22mm hole; with an O-ring seal, it provides a clean, water-tight through-deck antenna interface.
  • Locking retention nut: Puts the antenna securely in place while preventing loosening from vibration or movement.
  • Low-profile base: Compact flange ensures a streamlined appearance and easy cleaning.
  • Ground-plane friendly: Provides solid ground plane contact to maximise signal efficiency, ideal for cellular or VHF systems.

Compatible Antennas

Genuine SeaMaster Pro fit, works with:

  • Pacific Aerials P6101, SeaMaster Pro 1.8m VHF antenna
  • Pacific Aerials P6102, SeaMaster Pro 2.5m VHF antenna
  • Pacific Aerials P6106, Heliflex 0.45m marine VHF antenna

Ideal Applications

  • Boats and yachts: mount VHF or cellular antennas without leaving visible clutter on the deck
  • RVs and camper trailers: enables streamlined, permanent antenna mounts
  • Outdoor enclosures: useful for fixed cellular or M2M setups
  • Field deployments: ideal for emergency communications, monitoring stations, or remote deployments

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