Angle bracket with hook 415mm 11.3/Z OG 91102502

Robust mounting for lightning conductor wire on pitched roofs

This angled bracket, made of steel, is a reliable solution for routing lightning conductors on roofs covered with tiles. Its screwed construction with a hook ensures stable and secure retention of the wire, eliminating the risk of it shifting under the tile – particularly important during strong winds or snow loads. The bracket is galvanized, which guarantees corrosion resistance and long-term protection against the effects of the weather.

Functionality and application

Designed for mounting wires with a diameter of 6-8 mm, the bracket works perfectly on pitched roofs. The bracket length of 415 mm provides sufficient distance from the roof surface, minimizing the risk of insulation breakdown. A span of 150 mm allows for stable seating of the bracket in the roof structure. Installation is done by suspension, which simplifies and speeds up the installation. The hook construction additionally protects against accidental slipping of the bracket.

Advantages for the installer and end user

• Durable construction: Steel material of both the bracket and the supporting element guarantees high mechanical resistance and durability.
• Corrosion resistance: Galvanizing provides protection against moisture and atmospheric factors, which translates into trouble-free operation for years.
• Easy installation: The suspension mounting method greatly simplifies the installation process, saving time and labor.
• Safety: A hook preventing the bracket from sliding out increases the safety of the lightning protection installation, protecting the building from the effects of atmospheric discharges.
• Compatibility: Adapted to wires with a diameter of 6-8 mm – a standard size in lightning protection installations.
• Specialized application: Ideal for roofs covered with tiles, where standard brackets may prove insufficient.
• Durable protection: Provides effective routing of the lightning conductor wire, protecting the building structure from damage caused by lightning.