Rohn APL45G 45G Top Beacon Plate

Top-Mount Solution for Beacon and Equipment Installation
The Rohn APL45G is a dedicated top plate designed for secure mounting of beacon lights and other equipment on Rohn 45G tower sections. It serves as the finishing cap for your tower, offering a stable, reliable surface to attach essential signaling devices. Whether used for nighttime visibility, tower marking, or additional hardware support, this plate delivers a safe and structurally sound solution for gear installation at height.

Built Specifically for Rohn 45G Tower Systems
Engineered to match the dimensions and bolt pattern of the Rohn 45G series, this beacon plate attaches directly to the top of a standard tower section. It offers a clean, precise fit with no custom fabrication required. Installation is straightforward, helping tower crews get beacon lights or accessories securely in place without modification or extra hardware alignment.

Durable Galvanized Construction for Long-Term Use
The APL45G is constructed from rugged steel and finished with a full hot-dip galvanized coating to protect against corrosion, moisture, and environmental wear. This treatment ensures that the plate maintains its structural integrity and finish over time, even under harsh weather conditions. It's a dependable solution for long-term use in broadcast, telecom, and utility tower installations.

Supports Standard Beacon Light Assemblies
This mounting plate is designed with compatibility in mind, supporting industry-standard beacon and strobe light bases. Whether you're marking a tower for FAA compliance or enhancing site visibility, the APL45G provides the stable base necessary for secure light operation at the highest point of your structure.

Complete with Required Hardware for Installation
The Rohn APL45G comes ready to install with six rail bolt assemblies included in the kit. This means all the key hardware is already provided, simplifying the installation process and ensuring a tight, secure fit with your tower’s top section. No extra trips to the hardware store or guesswork with bolt sizing needed.