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Product Application
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The BarNone Solution reduces theft and improves surge displacement (control).
The BarNone Solution has four common methods of installation as show in the following examples.
Method One - BNPA
Post mount connected to Earth Ground Ring
Method Two - BNU with BN223T
Tower cross member
Method Three - BNU with BNCPC
Guy Tower tubular- vertical or horizontal
Method Four - BNWB
Wall mount using downleads*
*The BNPA (Bar None Post Mount Assembly) installed on a dedicated post (no downleads required) is recommended as the
best method for prevention of copper theft at the coax entry and at the base of the tower.
