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CONCEALMENT MANUAL

“The Leader in Wireless Concealment”

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MISSION STATEMENT

“We will strive continuously to provide our customers with exceptional value by giving them the highest quality

designs and concealment solutions.”

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1. New Products

Adjustable Column System™……………………...………………………….1 Fast Track Program………………………………………………………………...2

2. Stealth Materials Guide StealthSkin™ V Panel Description………………………………………...4-5 Panel Attachment Methods……………………………………………………..6-10 Customized Surface Options………………………………………………….11 3. Standard Flagpole Products Flagpole Ordering Process…………………………………………………….14 Completed Flagpoles……………………………………………………………….15 Standard Flagpole Matrix……………………………………………………….16 PCS Flagpole Drawings……………………………………………………………17-20 Cellular Flagpole Drawings……………………………………………………21-23 3 Carrier Cellular South Florida Flagpole………………………….24 4 Carrier Standard Flagpoles For 100 MPH Wind Loads…………………………….25 For 125 MPH Wind Loads…………………………….26 5 Carrier Standard Flagpoles For 100 MPH Wind Loads……………………………..27 For 125 MPH Wind Loads……………………………..28 6 Carrier Standard Flagpole…………………………………………………...29 Slim line 2 Carrier Flagpole…………………………………………………….30 PCS Crankshaft Flagpole………………………………………………………..31 Stealth Flagpole Archive………………………………………………………….32

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4. Tree concealment Products 5. Standard Rooftop Products Standard Product Ordering Process………………………………….35 Standard Penthouse A……………………………………………………………36 Standard Triangular Mono-box………………………………….………...37 Standard Roof Sled -A (1-Sector Concealment) ………………..38 Standard Pod PCS…………………………………………………………………..39 Standard Pod Cellular………………………………………………………….40 Standard Square Side Mounted Box……………………………………..41 Standard Radius Side Mounted Box……………………………………...42 6. Custom Products Custom Product Ordering Process……………………………………..45 Custom Roof Mounted 1-Carrier Sleds…………………………….….46 Custom Boxes - Side Mounted…………………………………………….…..47 Custom Chimneys………………………………………………………………….….48 Custom Louvers & Windows……………………………………………….…..49 Custom Penthouses...…………………………………………………………..….50 Custom Religious Crosses………………………………………………….….51 Custom Silos/Round Concealments……………………………...…….52 Custom Steeples………………………………………………………………...…...53 Custom Towers—Three Legged…………………………………………..…..54 7. Awards & Recognition 8. Glossary

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ACS™ Benefits • Always in stock so you get materials on

site fast. • Product is standardized, reducing

engineering cost. • East to install and adjust, thereby

reducing the time and cost of installation.

• Ability to adapt to a wide range of rooftop environments.

Basic Installation Description: • Layout the steel column per the footprint dimensions on the provided drawings and attach to

the roof or above-roof support structure. Columns attach to the roof structure via a (4)-bolt pattern through the base plate.

• Steel angle outrigger assemblies (two assemblies provided per column system) are adjusted to the proper elevations and secured to the column via supplied through-bolts.

• Attach kicker (double angles) to steel column using the kicker column plate. The kicker column plate is attached to the steel column via a (4) square U-bolt connection.

• The kicker base plate is attached to the rooftop by the contractor. • The FRP girts are bolted in place to the outrigger assemblies to run continuously along the top

and bottom of the STEALTH panels.

STEALTH Adjustable Column System™ (ACS™ )- (Patent Pending) The new ACS™ was specifically designed to expedite the rooftop concealment process, and insure a fast and tight fit for roofs with varying elevations.

NEW

Note: Antenna and antenna mounts (shown in orange) not provided by STEALTH.

Please contact STEALTH for pricing

Steel Column Outrigger Assemblies Kicker Base plates FRP “L” Girt FRP “J” Girt Unistrut Antenna Mount Pipe Stealth Panel

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STEALTH Fast Track Program

NEW

We are pleased to introduce our innovative and one of a kind Fast Track Program that provides full PE-Stamped Engineered drawings and calculations in 5 business days. In addition to drawings, we can provide materials for your rooftop applications with our Adjustable Column System™in as little as two weeks. Here are the requirements: • Simple rooftop applications that utilize STEALTH’S new Adjust-

able Column System™. • No decorative or custom pieces can be employed. • Some flexibility for antenna placement. • Some minor field fabrication is required (drilling/cutting of FRP

members). ** Please call STEALTH toll free at 1-800-755-0689 to see if your next concealment project can be put on the Fast Track Program.


STEALTH Materials Guide

STEALTH Concealment Solutions, Inc. uses the most innovative materials and design methods to balance cost effectiveness, structural integrity, RF transparency, and cosmetic appeal. The majority of STEALTH’S designs employ three major components: • Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) • Structural Steel • StealthSkin™ V Panels

Structural Steel • Galvanized steel is frequently used for structural support of antenna screening enclosures. • Specifically used when the structural members are behind or away from the antenna’s signal. • Steel is inexpensive and easily accessible.

FRP • FRP is generally used in conjunction with steel in

the design of antenna screening enclosures. • Usually steel columns and kickers are behind the

antennas. • FRP connections must be bolted. • FRP angles or wide-flange beams act as

horizontal girts at the top and bottom of the panels, creating a mounting surface for the panel.

• FRP is less detrimental to the antenna’s signal than steel, but should not be placed in the direct path of the RF pattern.

Equal Leg Angle

Channel

I-Beam

FRP Specifications are available upon request.

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Panel Benefits STEALTH’S panel construction uses a plastic foam composite geometry that enables the panels to: • Be very strong • Maintain RF signal integrity • Be easily fabricated These panels are available in: • Flat • Corner • Radius • Fire Rated

StealthSkin™ V Panels These panels were the first RF transparent panels ever designed and trademarked in the wireless industry. The StealthSkin™ V panels have been custom designed and tested for each particular frequency range. The RF transparency of a given panel at a particular frequency is also affected by surface treatment (stucco, brick, etc) as well as incidence angle.

Panel Type OverallThickness

Frequency Designed For

LBS/S.F. 4'X8' 4'X10' 4'X12' 4'X15' 5'X8' 5'X10' 5'X12'

StealthSkin™ V 2.1875" 0-7 GHz 1.40 X X X X X X XCS01 2.1875" All Cellular 1.40 X XMW01 1.6250" 21-31 GHz 1.65 X X XMW02 1.7500" 14-23, 35-39 GHz 2.31 X X X

StealthSkin™ V Fire Rated 2.1875" 0-7 GHz 1.40 X X X X X X XStealthSkin™ V Radius 2.1875" 0-7 GHz 1.40 X X X

The following table details what panel is best for your application and the standard sizes in which the panels are stocked. Please call for availability.

Test data is available upon request.

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StealthSkin™ V Corner and Radius Panels When corner and radius panels are needed for concealment, STEALTH’S panels are factory fabricated to the required angle or radius. For a standard corner panel, each horizontal leg of the “corner panel” is half of the overall width of the original sized panel. Standard corner panels are bent to 60 or 90 degrees per the application. In addition, panels can be factory fabricated to any required angle for any type of application.

StealthSkin™ V Corner Panel

StealthSkin™ V Radius Panel

*STEALTH corner panels were used on all four sides of this penthouse extension.

*STEALTH installed six radius boxes on the cor-ner of this Medical Cen-ter in Grossmont, CA.

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StealthSkin™ V Panel Attachment Methods When there are aesthetic constraints for a particular site, STEALTH offers the option to employ our proprietary “FRP J Girt™” and “F-Channel™” systems.

“FRP J Girt™” The recently developed FRP J Girt™ is used at the bottom of the panels to create a track for panel installation. The drawing below shows panel attachment to the FRP J Girt™.

The FRP L Girt™ is a 6” x 4” x ½” unequal FRP angle that attaches our panels (via STEALTH’S low profile panel bolts) to the steel outriggers used on most rooftop concealments.

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F-Channel™

StealthSkin™ V Panel Attachment Methods Con’t “F-Channel™” Attachment: Some applications require the total absence of visible exterior fasteners or structural members that result from through-bolting. In such cases, STEALTH employs its new proprietary F-Channel™. The F-Channel™ is generally factory bonded to the top of each panel (the attachment is only done on the bottom when absolutely necessary). This enables the horizontal return flanges of the F-Channel™ to be through-bolted to a horizontal structural member behind the panel face. This attachment method is often used when the STEALTH panel face needs to be aligned with an existing wall’s face, or when a “boltless” panel face is required for cosmetic concerns.

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Through-Bolting (Panels 10’-0” Tall or Less): The most common and effective attachment method for STEALTH panels is through-bolting with our standard panel bolt (detailed below). • Panels must be bolted with a minimum of (3) three 3/8” panel bolts at the top and the bottom of

each 4’ wide panel, and a minimum of (4) four 3/8” panel bolts at the top and bottom of each 5’ wide panel.

• The panels are most commonly bolted directly to the vertical side of a structural member (depicted below), or less commonly bolted in the channel formed by nesting a FRP wide flange beam with a FRP angle or other shape combination.

Standard Panel Bolt

Diagram of panel bolted to vertical leg of struc-tural member

StealthSkin™ V Panel Attachment Methods Con’t All STEALTH panels have the capability of spanning up to 10 feet vertically in most loading conditions. Panels are typically attached in two ways depending on the parameters of the particular site. • The panels can be through-bolted to a structural member. • The panels can be attached via an “F-Channel” that is factory-bonded to the top and/or bottom of

each panel in instances when no visible bolt heads are permissible.

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StealthSkin™ V Panel Attachment Methods Con’t Through-Bolting (Panels Taller than 10’-0”): When using a panel with a vertical height greater than 10 feet, the panel must be supported by an additional horizontal mid-span member. *Please note that additional supports are non-metallic in RF critical areas and should be positioned outside of the antenna’s beam-width area for optimum RF performance.

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The standard vertical interface between panels uses a “spline & groove” connection. A foam spline is inserted into the grooves that are cut in the side edges of each panel. The thickness of the spline is dictated by the panel thickness. The standard StealthSkin™ V panel uses a 1” thick by 2” wide spline (thinner panels use smaller splines). This standard connection is detailed to the right.

“Spline and Groove” Connection (Vertical Panel Seam)

Edge Caps All exterior foam surfaces of STEALTH panels must be covered to avoid UV deterioration over time and to minimize water penetration between the panels. Edges are either factory sealed with a plastic strip or covered with an extruded edge cap, which is supplied with each order. The detail to the left shows a section view of the StealthSkin™ V panel edge cap. The panel edge cap must be attached to the panel via tec screws or substitute. The panel edge cap prevents water penetration in to the vertical seams between panels which can compromise RF performance.

Spline

Groove (space cut in edge of panels for

spline to be placed)


In the STEALTH manufacturing facility, it is possible to replicate and match a color and texture of almost any existing building or structure. We are proud to offer the following customized surface treatments:

Customized Surface Options

Painted: Used for all smooth surfaces, new or weathered.

Brick: Painted or textured to any color or shape required.

Stucco: Blown or troweled on (many different textures available on request.)

Reflective: Used to match existing glass panes. Note: Metallic or Mirrored finishes not available.

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STEALTH Flagpole Product Line

Since the product’s inception, STEALTH has continuously improved our flagpole product line to better serve our customers. We have expanded our standard line to seventeen different poles to serve your concealment needs. STEALTH’S standard flagpole concealment structures can accommodate a wide variety of antenna quantity and size combinations from 1 to 6 carrier applications.

For applications that cannot be met with any of our standard flagpole products, STEALTH offers custom design and manufacturing of flagpoles for any concealment needed throughout the world.

STEALTH Crankshaft Flagpole

STEALTH Flagpole Ordering Process

STEALTH requires the following information in order to begin engineering on our pole products: (1) Geo-Technical Report (2) Completed SNT Tower Order Form

Once this information is received, STEALTH’S Engineering Team will design your pole and STEALTH concealment section to the exact specifications of your antennas. Upon receipt of engineering approval, fabrication of the materials will begin. Engineering and fabrication lead times vary according to the scope of the project. Materials will ship to the designated address for installation.

STEALTH PCS Flagpole

The following pages contain details regarding STEALTH’S standard flagpole concealment “sections.” The concealment sections are field bolted to the top of a monopole to create the desired height. STEALTH can also (custom) design a light pole or banner pole (variations) for your custom needs.

STEALTH consumers are given a formal quotation from our Estimating Department which generally takes 72 hours to process. You may contact your local Sales Representative at 800-755-0689 to get your quotation.

The following information may be sent to STEALTH to start the ordering process: (1) Signed Quotation by Consumer (2) Purchase Order for Quotation Amount (3) Pre-payment by Credit Card or Check

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STEALTH Completed Flagpoles

STEALTH Cellular Flagpole

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STEALTH Standard Flagpole Matrix*

* Specifications provided herein are for reference only. Subject to change without notice, so please call STEALTH for verifica-tion. **Approximate outside diameter of bottom concealment cylinder.

Standard Product Code

Description Nominal Diameter**

Max. *** Wind Load

Max. Antenna **** Dimensions (inches)

Standard Flag Size - L x W

(inches) (mph) Width Depth Height (feet)

PCS -1C-100-6 PCS 1-Carrier 18 100 8 2.75 56 12 x 18



PCS -3C-125-18 PCS 3-Carrier (125 mph) 18 125 8 2.75 56 12 x 18


CELL-1C-100-10 Cellular 1-Carrier 26.625 100 12 7 112 12 x 18


CELL-2C-125-20 Cellular 2-Carrier (125 mph) 26.625 125 12 7 112 12 x 18


CELL-3C-125-30 Cellular 3-Carrier (125 mph) 26.625 125 12 6 112 12 x 18

FOUR-4C-100-40 Standard 4-Carrier (100MPH) 30 100 12 5 112 12 x 18

FOUR-4C-125-40 Standard 4-Carrier (125MPH) 30 125 12 5 112 12 x 18

FIVE-5C-100-50 Standard 5-Carrier (100MPH) 30 100 12 5 112 12 x 18

FIVE-5C-125-50 Standard 5-Carrier (125MPH) 30 125 12 5 112 12 x 18

SIX-6C-100-60 Standard 6-Carrier 36 100 12 5 112 20 x 30

SIX-6C-125-60 Cellular 6-Carrier (125 mph) 36 125 12 5 112 20 X 30

SLIM-2C-100-14 Slim Line 2-Carrier 9.75 100 5.7 1.8 56 12 x 18

SLIMDB-1C-100-12

Slim Line Decibel 1-Carrier 10.75 100 6.9 2.7 51 12 X 18

SLIMDB-2C-100-12 Slim Line Decibel 2-Carrier 10.75 100 6.9 2.7 51 12 X 18

CRK-1C-100-18 PCS Crankshaft 13.75 100 8 2.75 56 12 x 18

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*** STEALTH specifies a flag clip that limits the strength of the connection of the flag to the pole to break free for wind speeds greater than 80 mph. **** Contact STEALTH at 800-755-0689 to verify fit of specific antenna if not mentioned above. Special mounts may be re-quired to fit certain antenna models. Please see the following pages for drawings, dimensions, and more technical informa-tion on our Standard Flagpole Products.


1 Carrier PCS Flagpole (PCS-1C-100-6)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

280 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter at Bottom

(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 21 1300

30 23 1675

40 24 2075

50 26 2500

60 27 2900

70 29 3350

80 30 3800

90 32 4250

100 33 4750

110 35 5250

120 36 5750

130 38 6250

140 39 6775

150 41 7325

StealthSkin™ Cylinder not shown for clarity

*Pole weights are approximate and only include the weight of the steel pole. They do not reflect the weight with antennas and cables. *Prior to fabrication of the mating flange, verify with STEALTH its diameter & thickness.

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PCS-1C-100-6

Description PCS 1-Carrier

Nominal Diameter (inches)

18

Maximum Wind Load (MPH)

100

Maximum Antenna Dimensions

(inches) Width 8

Depth 2.75 Height 56

Standard Flag Size (L x W) Feet

12 x 18

Mating Flange Thickness (inches)

2.5

Attachment Bolt Quantity

6

Attachment Bolt Diameter (inches)

1

Attachment Bolt Length (inches)

7


StealthSkin™Cylinder not shown for clarity

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

435 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 21 1300

30 23 1675

40 24 2075

50 26 2500

60 27 2900

70 29 3350

80 30 3800

90 32 4250

100 33 4750

110 35 5250

120 36 5750

130 38 6250

140 39 6775

150 41 7325

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PCS-2C-100-12



18


100


(inches) Width 8



12 x 18


2.5


6


1


7



1 Carrier PCS Flagpole (PCS-1C-100-6) 3 Carrier PCS Flagpole (PCS-3C-100-18)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

590 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 21 1300

30 23 1675

40 24 2075

50 26 2500

60 27 2900

70 29 3350

80 30 3800

90 32 4250

100 33 4750

110 35 5250

120 36 5750

130 38 6250

140 39 6775

150 41 7325


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PCS-3C-100-18



18


100


(inches) Width 8



12 x 18


2.5


6


1


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1 Carrier PCS Flagpole (PCS-1C-100-6) 3 Carrier PCS Flagpole 125 MPH (PCS-3C-125-18)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

590 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 21 1300

30 23 1675

40 24 2075

50 26 2500

60 27 2900

70 29 3350

80 30 3800

90 32 4250

100 33 4750

110 35 5250

120 36 5750

130 38 6250

140 39 6775

150 41 7325


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PCS-3C-125-18

Description PCS 3-Carrier (125 mph)


18


125


(inches) Width 8



12 x 18


2.5


6


1


7




Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

1290 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 21 1300

30 23 1675

40 24 2075

50 26 2500

60 27 2900

70 29 3350

80 30 3800

90 32 4250

100 33 4750

110 35 5250

120 36 5750

130 38 6250

140 39 6775

150 41 7325


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PCS-4C-100-24



18


100


(inches) Width 8



12 x 18


2.5


6


1


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1 Carrier Cellular Flagpole (CELL-1C-100-10)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

730 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 30 1650

30 31 2225

40 33 2800

50 34 3400

60 36 4000

70 37 4600

80 39 5225

90 40 5850

100 42 6500

110 43 7175

120 45 7850

130 46 8550

140 48 9250

150 49 9950


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CELL-1C-100-10

Description Cellular 1-Carrier


26.625


100


(inches) Width 12

Depth 7 Height 112


12 x 18


2.5


6


1.125


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CELL-2C-100-20

Description CELL 2-Carrier


26.625


100


(inches) Width 12

Depth 7 Height 112


12 x 18


2.5


6


1.125


7


Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

1190 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 30 2225

30 31 1725

40 33 2800

50 34 3400

60 36 4000

70 37 4600

80 39 5225

90 40 5850

100 42 6500

110 43 7175

120 45 7850

130 46 8550

140 48 9250

150 49 9950


2 Carrier Cellular Flagpole 125 MPH (CELL-2C-125-20)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

1250 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 30 2225

30 31 1725

40 33 2800

50 34 3400

60 36 4000

70 37 4600

80 39 5225

90 40 5850

100 42 6500

110 43 7175

120 45 7850

130 46 8550

140 48 9250

150 49 9950


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CELL-2C-125-20

Description CELL 2-Carrier (125 mph)


26.625


125


(inches) Width 12 Depth 7 Height 112


12 x 18


2.5


6


1.125


7




Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

1630 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 30 1650

30 31 2225

40 33 2800

50 34 3400

60 36 4000

70 37 4600

80 39 5225

90 40 5850

100 42 6500

110 43 7175

120 45 7850

130 46 8550

140 48 9250

150 49 9950


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CELL-3C-100-30

Description CELL 3-Carrier


26.625


100


(inches) Width 12

Depth 6 Height 112


12 x 18


2.5


6


1.125


7


3 Carrier Cellular Flagpole 125 MPH (CELL-3C-125-30)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

2375 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 30 1650

30 31 2225

40 33 2800

50 34 3400

60 36 4000

70 37 4600

80 39 5225

90 40 5850

100 42 6500

110 43 7175

120 45 7850

130 46 8550

140 48 9250

150 49 9950


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CELL-3C-125-30

Description CELL 3-Carrier (125MPH)


26.625


125




12 x 18


3.5


6


1.25


9



4 Carrier Standard Flagpole (FOUR-4C-100-40)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

2740 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 33 1800

30 35 2450

40 36 3075

50 38 3750

60 39 4500

70 41 5300

80 42 5775

90 44 6500

100 45 7200

110 47 7925

120 48 8675

130 50 9425

140 51 9700

150 53 10975


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FOUR-4C-100-40

Description Standard 4-Carrier (100MPH)

Nominal Diameter

(inches)

30


100


(inches) Width 12

Depth 5 Height 112


12 x 18


3


6 (MF) 6 (SF)


1.5 (MF) 1.125 (SF)


8.5 (MF) 8 (SF)


4 Carrier Standard Flagpole 125 MPH (FOUR-4C-125-40)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

4490 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 33 1800

30 35 2450

40 36 3075

50 38 3750

60 39 4500

70 41 5100

80 42 5775

90 44 6500

100 45 7200

110 47 7925

120 48 8675

130 50 9425

140 51 9700

150 53 10975


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FOUR-4C-125-40

Description Standard 4-Carrier (125 MPH)

Nominal Diameter

(inches)

30


125


(inches) Width 12

Depth 5 Height 112


12 x 18


3


6 (MF) 6 (SF)


1.5 (MF) 1.125 (SF)


8.5 (MF) 8 (SF)



5 Carrier Standard Flagpole (FIVE-5C-100-50)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

6350 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 33 1800

30 35 2450

40 36 3075

50 38 3750

60 39 4500

70 41 5100

80 42 5775

90 44 6500

100 45 7200

110 47 7925

120 48 8675

130 50 9425

140 51 9700

150 53 10975


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FIVE-5C-100-50


Nominal Diameter

(inches)

30


100


(inches) Width 12

Depth 5 Height 112


12 x 18


3


6 (MF) 6 (SF)


1.75 (MF) 1.125 (SF)


9 (MF) 8 (SF)


5 Carrier Standard Flagpole 125 MPH (FIVE-5C-125-50)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

6470 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 33 1800

30 35 2450

40 36 3075

50 38 3750

60 39 4500

70 41 5100

80 42 5775

90 44 6500

100 45 7200

110 47 7925

120 48 8675

130 50 9425

140 51 9700

150 53 10975


30


FIVE-5C-125-50



30


125




12 x 18


3


6 (MF) 6 (SF)


1.75 (MF) 1.125 (SF)


10(MF) 8 (SF)



6 Carrier Standard Flagpole (SIX-6C-100-60)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

7000 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 39 2075

30 41 2850

40 42 3600

50 44 4375

60 45 5175

70 47 5975

80 48 6775

90 50 7600

100 51 8450

110 53 9300

120 54 10150

130 56 11025

140 57 11925

150 59 12825


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SIX-6C-100-60

Description Standard 6-Carrier


36


100


(inches) Width 12

Depth 5 Height 112


20 x 30


3.5


6 (MF) 6 (SF)


1.75


10 (MF) 9 (SF)


6 Carrier Standard Flagpole 125 MPH (SIX-6C-125-60)

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

8000 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)


(Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 39 2075

30 41 2850

40 42 3600

50 44 4375

60 45 5175

70 47 5975

80 48 6775

90 50 7600

100 51 8450

110 53 9300

120 54 10150

130 56 11025

140 57 11925

150 59 12825



SIX-6C-125-60

Description Standard 6-Carrier (125 mph)


36


125




20 x 30


3.5


12 (MF) 6 (SF)


1.50


10 (MF) 8(SF)


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Slim Line 2 Carrier Flagpole (SLIM-2C-100-14)


Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

285 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 13 950

30 14 1175

40 16 1400

50 17 1675

60 19 1925

70 20 2200

80 N/A N/A

90 N/A N/A

100 N/A N/A

110 N/A N/A

120 N/A N/A

130 N/A N/A

140 N/A N/A

150 N/A N/A

*The StealthSkin™V RF transparent concealment section can house two sets of dual polarized PCS antennas. Suggested antenna models are: Huber Suhner SPA 1900/85 series 62” or less (height), or Thales PCS 1850-1990/65/X. Types: P65X27NSOD 27X5.7X1.8 P65X48VMOE 48X5.7X1.8 P65X56NS2E 56X5.7X1.8 Please contact STEALTH or the appropriate antenna manufacturer to determine antenna availability.

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SLIM-2C-100-14

Description Slim Line 2-Carrier


9.75


100


(inches) Width 5.7

Depth 1.8 Height 56


12 x 18


1.75


3


0.75


5


Slim Line 1 Carrier Decibel Flagpole (SLIMDB-1C-100-12)


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SLIMDB-1C-100-12

Description Slim Line Decibel 1-Carrier


10.75


100


(inches) Width 6.9 Depth 2.7 Height 51


12 x 18


1.75


3


0.75


5

A-

-B

0"114"

134"

5'-10 12"

6'-0"

7'-312"

78" COAXCABLES

SECTION A

Ø10 34" O.D.

CONCEALMENTCYLINDER

SECTION B

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

150 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 10.75” 1200

30 10.75” 1800

40 10.75” 2400

55 10.75” 3300



Slim Line 2 Carrier Decibel Flagpole (SLIMDB-2C-100-12)


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SLIMDB-2C-100-12

Description Slim Line Decibel 2-Carrier


10.75


100


(inches) Width 6.9 Depth 2.7 Height 51


12 x 18


1.75


3


0.75


5

Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

290 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 10.75” 1200

30 10.75” 1800

40 10.75” 2400

55 10.75” 3300

78" COAXCABLES

78" COAXCABLES

Ø1034" O.D.

CONCEALMENTCYLINDER

SECTION A

SECTION B

SECTION C

A-

-C

B-

0"114 "

134"

5'-10 12"

6'-112"

11'-10 12"

12'-0"

13'-3 12"



Top Section Weight

(Lbs)

620 Lbs.

Pole Height

(Ft)

Pole Diameter

at Bottom (Inches)

Pole Weight

(Lbs)

20 17 1100

30 18 1425

40 20 1750

50 21 2075

60 23 2425

70 24 2775

80 26 3150

90 27 3550

100 29 3950

110 30 4350

120 32 4775

130 33 5200

140 35 5675

150 36 6125

PCS Crankshaft Flagpole (CRK-1C-100-18)

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CRK-1C-100-18

Description PCS Crankshaft


13.75


100


(inches) Width 8



12 x 18


1.75


3


1


5.5



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STEALTH Tree Concealment Products

STEALTH now offers a wide range of high quality tree concealments for the wireless industry. These faux trees can be designed to accommodate single or multiple carriers. Examples include, but are not limited to: pine, fir, and palm trees. And the exterior surface of tree poles can be designed with one of three options: 1) Textured “Bark” (Cladding) 2) Smooth, Painted a Solid Color 3) Smooth, Painted to Resemble Bark.

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Branch and bark samples are available upon request.

STEALTH’S Mexican Palm

STEALTH’S Palm

STEALTH’S Pine


If you are interested in employing one of STEALTH’S Standard Rooftop Concealment Products, please contact us to request technical information or more detailed drawings.

Introduction

Standard Rooftop Concealment Products

Over the last ten years, STEALTH has continuously looked to better serve our customers. All of the products on the following pages have been designed and engineered for expedited fabrication.

In order to expedite the zoning process for wireless carriers and architectural firms, STEALTH can provide electronic copies of the drawings and numerous views that can be added to the overall architectural drawing package. It has been our experience that with STEALTH’S help at the beginning of a project, the zoning and building department submittal processes are simplified.

Standard Penthouse A

Standard Triangular Mono-Box

Standard Roof Sled-A

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Standard Rooftop Concealment Ordering Process

Once this information is received, STEALTH’S Engineering Team will design your concealment to the exact specifications of your antennas. Upon receipt of engineering approval, fabrication of the materials will begin. Engineering and fabrication lead times vary according to the scope of the project. Materials will ship to the designated address for installation.

STEALTH consumers are given a formal quotation from our Estimating Department which gen-erally takes 72 hours to process. You may contact your local Sales Representative at 800-755-0689 to get your quotation.

STEALTH requires the following information in order to begin engineering on our standard rooftop products: (1) Site Plans Showing Antenna Type & Layout (2) Color Sample of the Existing Building (3) Exact Dimensions of the Brick Layout & Mortar Joints (if applicable).


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Standard Penthouse A

25 PSF 30 PSF 35 PSF 40 PSF

(+) Vertical (LB) 536 550 565 579

(-) Vertical (LB) -52 -63 -73 -83

Horizontal (LB) 1011 1210 1408 1607

Moment (LB-FT) 4295 5154 6014 6873

Baseplate Reactions

Total Weight (less antennas) 2000 LB

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Isometric View

Elevation View

Plan View

Standard Triangular Mono-Box


(+) Vertical (LB) 6567 7569 8571 9572

(-) Vertical (LB) -10015 -12018 -14021 -16024

Horizontal (LB) 5136 6163 7190 8217

Moment (LB-FT) 451 541 631 721

Baseplate Reactions


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Isometric View

Plan View

Elevation View


Standard Roof Sled-A (1-Sector Concealment)


(+) Vertical (LB) 4685 5531 6377 7223

(-) Vertical (LB) -4336 -5167 -5997 -6828

Horizontal (LB) 1146 1365 1584 1803

Moment (LB-FT) 1617 1922 2228 2533

Baseplate Reactions With Fixed Supports



(+) Vertical (LB) 8248 9764 11279 12795

(-) Vertical (LB) -7580 -9096 -10612 -12128

Horizontal (LB) 1990 2367 2744 3122

Moment (LB-FT) 0 0 0 0

Baseplate Reactions With Pinned Supports

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Plan View

Isometric View

Elevation View

Standard Pod PCS

Weights


Ballast Required (LB)

200 340 470 610

Total Dead Weight (less antennas) (LB)

680 820 950 1090

Ballast Frame Weight 210LB

Pole Weight 270LB

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Plan View

Plan View of Cylinder

Isometric View

Elevation View


Standard Pod Cellular

Weights


Ballast Required (LB)

200 340 470 610

Total Dead Weight (less antennas) (LB)

680 820 950 1090

Ballast Frame Weight 210LB

Pole Weight 270LB

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Plan View of Cylinder

Isometric View

Plan View

Elevation View

Standard Square Side Mounted Box

W=20” D=20”

W=20” D=24”

W=24” D=20”

W=24” D=24”

L=2’ 38 42 43 47

L=4’ 61 67 67 73

L=6’ 84 92 91 99

L=8’ 107 117 115 125

L=10’ 131 143 139 151

Total Weight (less antennas) (LB)

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Plan View

Isometric View

Elevation Views


Standard Radius Side Mounted Box

W=30” D=19”

W=32” D=20”

W=36” D=22”

W=38” D=23”

L=2’ 43 45 50 53

L=4’ 64 68 74 78

L=6’ 86 91 98 103

L=8’ 108 113 122 128

L=10’ 130 136 147 152

Total Weight (less antennas) (LB)

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Plan View

Isometric View

Elevation Views

STEALTH Custom Products

STEALTH Concealment Solutions, Inc. understands that at times a standard product is not feasible in satisfying the most demand-ing of customers. In order to assist you, STEALTH provides full design and engineer-ing of our custom products.

In the past ten years, STEALTH Concealment Solutions, Inc. designed, engineered, and fabricated hundreds of custom concealments.

From the project’s inception, our team of professionals will work with all parties involved to provide the best possible concealment.

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Custom Product Ordering Process

Once this information is received, STEALTH’S Engineering Team will design your concealment to the exact specifications of your antennas. Upon receipt of engineering approval, fabrication of the materials will begin. Engineering and fabrication lead times vary according to the scope of the project. Materials will ship to the designated address for installation.

STEALTH consumers are given a formal quotation from our Estimating Department which gen-erally takes 72 hours to process. You may contact your local Sales Representative at 800-755-0689 to get your quotation.

STEALTH requires the following information in order to begin engineering on our custom products: (1) Site Plans Showing Antenna Type & Layout (2) Color Sample of the Existing Building (3) Exact Dimensions of the Brick Layout & Mortar Joints (if applicable) (4) Completed & Approved A&E Drawings (5) Details of Custom Surface Treatment (i.e. corrugation, louver detailing), if applicable


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Custom Roof Mounted 1-Sector Concealment Sleds

STEALTH has manufactured thousands of custom roof mounted 1-sector concealment boxes for it’s customers. With our vast knowledge of rooftop concealment struc-tures, we can design and manufacture a concealment that best suits your application.

Isometric View

Elevation View

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Custom Boxes - Side Mounted

In addition to our line of Standard Side Mounted Boxes, STEALTH can custom design a concealment box that will aesthetically complement it’s existing surroundings.

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Custom Chimneys

STEALTH offers a broad range of RF transparent chimneys, from historical to industrial. When roof mounted boxes will not pass zoning regulations, faux chimneys are a great option.

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Custom Louvers & Windows

Due to an increasing demand of retrofitting existing structures to conceal wireless antennas, STEALTH has concentrated on designing and manufacturing identical duplicates of existing louvers and windows for all types of buildings. These concealments are designed to easily slide into the area that the former window or louver occupied and bolt in.

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Custom Penthouses

STEALTH Concealment Solutions, Inc. has designed hundreds of custom penthouse structures for wireless carriers. Each structure is designed to be structurally sound, to provide aesthetical continuity with the existing structure, and to be RF transparent.

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Custom Religious Crosses

Increasing in popularity are religious cross concealments. In the last year STEALTH has provided concealment solutions for numerous religious groups. Crosses can be roof mounted or freestanding as seen on this page.

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To better serve our customers, STEALTH has specialized in designing and manufacturing cylindrical concealments to fit on the side of smokestacks and grain silos. With our knowledge and expertise STEALTH can solve any type of concealment problem.

Custom Silos / Round Concealments

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Custom Steeples

STEALTH has designed a broad range of custom steeples, from modern to historical.

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Custom Towers - Three Legged

Towers are an increasingly popular product among wireless carriers. Most towers can be designed to accom-modate multi-tenant applications.

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STEALTH three-legged towers can be designed and fabricated with deco-rative crosses, non functioning and functioning bells, and even clock faces.


Awards & Recognition

• STEALTH was announced as one of Charleston, SC top ten Emerging 10 companies in 2001. • November 7, 2001, STEALTH was invited to a Economic Development Press Conference hosted

by the Charleston Regional Development Alliance where STEALTH was introduced as a high-tech firm expanding in the Charleston region and with the wireless industry.

• In October of 2000, STEALTH was awarded the “Best Design for a Multi-Tenant Site” for the Ex-cellence in Business Awards during the Annual Tower Summit & Trade Show.

STEALTH Ranger Station Benefits

• Provides an excellent alternative to non-

concealed multi-carrier sites. • More cost effective. • Provides for tremendous height flexibility. • Requires little or no maintenance. • Cellular, PCS and broadband customers

are easily accommodated.

Won Best Design for a Multi-Tenant Site

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Awards & Recognition Cont’d

STEALTH was recognized in the Fourth Edition of The Cellular Radio Handbook written by Neil J. Boucher. This handbook describes the new technologies that are being introduced to the telecommu-nications industry. STEALTH was mentioned for its phenomenal innovation of antenna concealment designs and ma-terials. Many STEALTH sites are published using photographs and descriptions of each concealment. Below you will find a few examples from The Cellular Radio Handbook. Please contact STEALTH with any questions or comments you may have regarding these sites.

Sign Concealment in Atlanta, GA

Rooftop Flagpole Concealment in Southborough, MA

Cross Tower Concealment in Las Vegas, NV

Louver Concealment in Bloomfield, NJ


Glossary Aesthetic - The value given to a cell site that reflects the look of the property. STEALTH conceal-

ments are designed to match existing structures, giving the cell site an aesthetically pleasing look. Adjustable Column System™ - ACS™; “Patent Pending” steel column system designed by

STEALTH to expedite the rooftop installation process, allows us to inventory standard parts and insures a proper fit for roofs with varying elevations.

Anchor Bolts - Attach a pole to its foundation used along with the anchor bolt templates to insure

that the foundation bolt pattern aligns with the tower, base plate bolt pattern. Usually 7’-8’ long. There are typically 5 nuts to each bolt.

Anchor Bolt Template - Steel plates (typically 1/4” thick) that are used to guide (align) a pole prod-

uct’s anchor bolts through the foundation. Two templates are typically provided with each pole. Angle of Incidence - Angle of antenna signal direction relative to panel face. Angle of Incidence =

0° when antenna signal direction is perpendicular to the StealthSkin™ panel face. Antenna - Any system of wires, poles, rods, reflecting discs, or similar devices used for the transmis-

sion or reception of electromagnetic waves. The antennas typically used by STEALTH customers include panel (or directional) antennas, Omnidirectional (whip) antennas, and microwave dishes.

Antenna Array - A group of antenna elements on the same geometric plane. Antenna Height - Distance from the grade of property at the base of the antenna or, in the case of a

roof-mounted antenna, from the grade at the exterior base of the building, to the highest point of the antenna and its associated support structure when fully extended.

Antenna Mounts - Special hardware specific to an antenna model for attachment to an antenna

mounting pipe or concealment structure. Custom antenna mounts are required for some flagpole products.

Antenna, Omnidirectional (“whip antennas”) - Cylindrical shaped antenna which transmits and/or

receives in 360°. Antenna, Dual Polarized - Antenna which has its electric field vector oriented both vertically and

horizontally. Dual polarized antennas can typically transmit and receive signals. Antenna, Panel - Directional radiating elements to transmit radio frequency for use in mobile com-

munications.

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Glossary Architectural Drawings - See 'SITE PLANS'. As-built Drawings - Drawings showing dimensions and conditions of an existing structure, building

or rooftop. Attenuation - Reduction in strength of a radio signal as a result of atmospheric absorption, obstruc-

tion by buildings, etc.

Azimuth - Horizontal direction expressed as the angular distance between a reference direction (usually true north) and the direction of the object. Generally expressed in units of compass de-grees to describe which direction an antenna 'faces'. Standard azimuths for a typical triangular antenna array are 0°, 120°, and 240°.

Ballasted - Describes a structure that uses the weight of cinderblocks or water to keep a screening

structure on a building roof (not attached with mechanical fasteners; no roof penetrations are re-quired).

Ball Truck Assembly - Gold ball and pulley arm (truck) placed on top of the flagpole. Its purpose is

to raise and lower a flag, attached to a rope, from the ground. Also, the assembly is usually a swivel type so that the flag will freely rotate to the wind direction.

Band - A clearly defined range of radio frequencies dedicated to a particular purpose. Bandwidth - A relative range of frequencies that can carry a signal without distortion on a transmis-

sion medium. Base Plate - Plate used to attach the base of a tower or monopole to its anchor bolts and foundation. Base Station Equipment - Cellular radio equipment that can have one or more cells, found at the

base station. Beam Width - The angular width measurement (in degrees) of the antenna’s signal pattern. Caisson - Type of foundation using a cylindrical drilled “pier” of reinforced concrete to attach a

tower to the ground. Usually 5' in diameter. Depth varies with site soil conditions. Cell Site - The location of the cell. Cellular - Common carrier mobile telephones operating in the 850 MHz region. Lower frequency

than PCS.

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Glossary Coax - Short for coaxial cable. Purpose is to supply power and signal to and from the antennas and

to keep the signal from getting outside interference. There is generally at least one used for every antenna. Standard sizes = 1/2", 7/8", 1-5/8" (nominal diameters listed; outside diameter is actu-ally larger).

Concealment - The process of screening, hiding, or “camouflaging” antennas. It can be used to sat-

isfy a municipality or building owner’s need to minimize the visual affect of an antenna installa-tion by disguising it as flagpole, clock tower, a rooftop structure, or any other conceivable design that helps the site blend visually into its environment.

Conduit - A pipe used to house electrical wires or cables. Standard design for passing coax through

a flagpole foundation uses (3) 8" diameter conduit pipes. Corner Adjustable Column System™ - CACS™; “Patent Pending” steel column system designed

by STEALTH to expedite the rooftop installation process, allows us to inventory standard parts and insures a proper fit for roofs with varying elevations using our corner panels.

Corner Panel - A one-piece StealthSkin™ V panel bent to form the corner of a concealment struc-

ture. Standard corner panels are 2’ wide per side and 8’-10’ tall and are bent to 90°. Custom STEALTH corner panels can be bent to virtually any angle.

Corothane - Industrial urethane-based two-part coating paint manufactured by Sherwin Williams™. CS01 Panel - Short for CellularSkin™ Panel. Used to conceal antennas with Cellular frequencies

only. Overall thickness = 2.1875"; Weight = 1.4 lbs./sf. Sizes available: 4' x 8' and 5’ x 8’. dB Loss - Signal strength measured in decibels (dB) that is lost, usually measured based on conceal-

ment screening, coax size, and number of connections between antenna and base station equip-ment. dB loss translates to range and/or capacity reduction for a cell site.

Edge Cap - Extruded PVC Channel that goes on the top edge of StealthSkin™ V panels to cover ex-

posed foam, and to prevent water from migrating between the panels. Elevation - (1) Sometimes signifies the actual height of a structure or antennas above the ground (or

sea level). (2) On engineering drawings, signifies the view that shows a structure as seen from a straight-on point-of-view, either from the front, back, or sides, and shows the heights at which items will exist on the structure.

F-Channel - Extruded PVC member which is factory - bonded to the top and/or bottom of the

StealthSkin™ V panels to eliminate the need for visible connection bolt heads on the face of the panel.

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Glossary Final Engineering - Drawings that depict STEALTH’S final representation of a structure to be built.

Generally includes a calculation package stamped by a professional engineer. Fire-Rated - Describes a special line of StealthSkin™ panels which have a greater ability to resist

flame spread. Foundation - The element that connects the structure to the ground that supports it. Typically used in

the form of a “caisson” (pier) or “mat” (pad) reinforced concrete structure. Frequency - Term used to describe the number of cycles per second of the “invisible” electromag-

netic waves emitted by an antenna. FRP - Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic; is a composite product that is composed of a plastic resin matrix

reinforced by embedded glass fibers. Typical FRP structural shapes include pipes, square tubes, angles, I-beams, wide flange beams and sheets.

FRP “J” Girt - Proprietary FRP track used to attach the bottom of the STEALTH panels in a typical

rooftop concealment application. FRP “L” Girt - Unequal FRP angle that attaches the STEALTH panels (via STEALTH’S low pro-

file panel bolts) to the steel outriggers used on most rooftop applications. Galvanization - A hot-dipped zinc treatment for steel to prevent oxidation (rust) caused by the

weather elements. Steel is hot-dipped galvanized after fabrication. GHz - Gigahertz; one trillion cycles per second (a measure of frequency). Girt - A horizontal structural member used around the entire perimeter of a concealment structure for

panel attachment. Grazing Angle - Angle (relative to a StealthSkin™ V corner panel) at which an antenna is placed

transmitting through a corner section. Halyard - Flagpole "rope" that allows for the raising and lowering of the flag. Horizontal Beam Width - Horizontal angular measurement in degrees of an antenna’s signal pat-

tern.

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Glossary Incidence Angle - See “Angle of Incidence” Kicker - See “Knee Brace”. Knee Brace - Diagonal structural member used in combination with a column to minimize moment

reactions at the column’s base plate. MHz - Megahertz; one million cycles per second (a measure of frequency). Monopole - A tubular tower structure made of metal, reinforced concrete, or wood. Typically used to

describe the multi-sided, tapered steel poles popular in the cell site industry. MW01 Panel - Used to conceal microwave antennas (22 - 31 GHz). Overall thickness = 2.1875";

Weight = 1.4 lbs./sf. Sizes available: 4' x 8' & 4' x 13'. MW02 Panel - Used to conceal microwave antennas (14 - 23 GHz). Overall thickness = 1.625";

Weight = 1.65 lbs./sf. Sizes available : 4' x 8' & 4' x 13'. Outrigger Assembly - Unique assemblies that attach STEALTH panels to their support columns that

allow horizontal and vertical adjustment for panel placement. Panel - A STEALTH manufactured product which is RF transparent and used for exterior surface

concealment structures. Panel Bolt - Custom low profile stainless steel square drive bolt to fasten StealthSkin™ panels to the

support structure. PCS - (Personal Communication System). Division of the radio frequency band between 1850 MHz-

1900 MHz. Penthouse Extension - A four-sided concealment structure built on top of an existing penthouse. Pier - See “Caisson”. Plan View - Overhead view of a structure on a set of plans; shows horizontal dimensions. Pre-Engineering - First set of conceptual drawings provided by STEALTH for custom projects

which address the design of the concealment based on customer-provided information. Rad Center - Vertical center of antenna.

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Glossary Radome - Protective covering over the antenna; usually plastic or thin fiberglass. RF - Radio frequency; refers to any wireless transmission. RF Transparent - Describes a material that is able to let RF signals pass through with minimal or no

dB loss. (Also called “RF Friendly”). Screen - A wall of concealment; panels that hide antennas. Sector - A group of antennas in a cell-site oriented at the same azimuth. Most cell-sites have (3) sec-

tors each with 1 -4 antennas per sector. Shop Drawings - A set of fabrication plans that show how a concealment structure is constructed.

Included in shop drawings are all measurements needed to manufacture and construct, detailed dimensions of each part, and a bill of materials.

Side Mounted Box - Antenna concealment box that is fastened to a wall. Used to conceal one or

many antennas. Site Plans - A set of drawings that show the make up of a designated area for construction, included

are measurements of existing structures, proposed dimensions of new structure any other needed information about the site.

Site Walk - An action performed to gather information about a proposed area for construction, info r-

mation such as: color/texture sample or dimensions of existing structures. Spline - The blue foam piece that is used align the vertical seam between the StealthSkin™ panels

employing a “spline and groove” connection. StealthSkin™ Cylinder - A concealment cylinder that is used to hide antennas in STEALTH’S

3SS™ (Three Sectored Susan™) flagpoles. StealthSkin™ V Panel - SSV; the standard concealment panel trademarked and frequently used by

STEALTH for the concealment of Cellular and PCS antennas. These pane ls are made of ABS skins and a foam core and can be modified to look like virtually any existing building’s exterior.

StealthSkin™ V Radius Panel - A StealthSkin™ panel manufactured “curved” to a specific radius

for concealment applications such as silos and water tanks. Steel Column - A 4” x 4” HSS (tube steel member) with an 8” x 8” welded base plate, used in con-cealment support structures.

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Glossary Structural Steel - Galvanized steel used for structural support for antenna screening enclosures. Three Sectored Susan™ - 3SS™; PCS or Cellular top section that holds the antennas and can rotate

in 360°. Through-Bolts - A bolt that transverses an element. U-Bolts - 180° bent bolts used to circumscribe a member to avoid the need for holes and allow for

field adjustment. Vertical Beam Width - The vertical angular measurement in degrees of an antenna’s signal pattern. Wind Load - Loading imposed on an element from the effects of the wind.

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