Rohn RSL50H59 RSL Self-Supporting Towers

Heavy-Duty Self-Supporting Tower System for 50 Ft Applications
The Rohn RSL50H59 is a robust 50 ft self-supporting tower configuration built from Sections 5 through 9 of the RSL series. Engineered for high reliability in broadband, amateur radio, public safety, and wireless communications, this heavy-duty tower is designed to rise above foliage, buildings, and uneven terrain. Shipped knocked down to minimize freight costs and simplify site handling, the RSL50H59 offers a durable and efficient solution for medium-height tower installations.

RSL Series Offers Flexible Height and Structural Performance
The RSL series supports both standard and heavy-duty configurations, giving users the ability to match tower strength to environmental conditions. This particular setup features the heavy-duty option for increased load-bearing capacity. Each section connects using a lap splice system with U-shaped legs, while maintaining uniform brace lengths and bolt sizes to streamline construction and future service.

Optimized for Installation Efficiency and Longevity
Each section of the RSL tower is hot-dip galvanized to prevent corrosion and ensure long-term performance in outdoor environments. Pre-punched holes support easy integration of safety climb hardware, mounting brackets, and other accessories. The inclusion of a top closing angle provides structural completion at the highest point of the tower.

Supports a Wide Range of Optional Accessories
The Rohn RSL tower series is compatible with various upgrade options to customize the tower for specific installations. Optional items include anti-climb panels, lightning protection, waveguide brackets, grounding kits, and step bolts. These additions enhance functionality, safety, and cable management depending on your deployment needs.

Designed to Meet Industry Safety and Structural Standards
All Rohn RSL towers come with detailed assembly drawings and installation instructions to meet structural requirements and regulatory guidelines. In accordance with Rev G standards, any structure exceeding 10 feet in height should include a climber safety device for proper fall protection.