Newpowa Universal Angle Adjustable Mounting Bracket Single Arm Pole, Wall and Ground Mounts Up to 35W Solar Panel

Excellent mount works well on 4x4 post

I would highly recommend purchasing this product. Not only did it come with all the necessary items for securing your solar panels, it has very thick gauge steel and would be good to add to any 4 x 4 inch pretreated lumber even a 6 x 6 would work as well, for mounting the solar panels. If you’re interested in this product, I would highly recommend.

Easy to install. Well built.

On the whole, I am pleased with this solar panel mount. The materials are first rate. The unit is more than strong enough to securely mount an appropriately sized panel.The instructions are good but not crystal clear. I would guess that some users will not know how to stack multiple washers and lock nuts.Installation required some innovation. When I tilted the mount, the bracket closed off two of the slots through which I was supposed to feed the mounting clamps, and I could not figure out a way to prevent that. But the bracket has multiple, pre-drilled holes of different sizes and shapes, and it wasn't too difficult to secure the mount firmly.All in all, a good product. Strong materials that will allow a handy DIYer to rig a sturdy mount.

Instructions are a little confusing but I figured it out.The stainless steel hose clamps that come with the kit work fine. Ignore all the people who complain that the clamps might not be strong enough. You can add pipe clamps to make it stronger without having to remove the stainless steel clamps. I cemented a larger sleeve into the ground and then slid the 2" steel pipe into the sleeve so it's easy to remove if I need to move cars around. All the hardware is sufficient for the job.Note: the Z brackets that you can buy separately are not required but I found them helpful when installing by myself. I can set the panels into position without them sliding off while I install the hardware.Warning: Do not mount to an aluminum pole. It will flex the pipe too much. Use a steel pipe.

The details regarding assembly are sketchy and unclear. Hopefully these photos will enable those also struggling.These photos are for a 200 Watt Newpowa panel.Critical note is the placement of the side rails on the solar panel. The panel must be moved lower to allow the assembled unit to swing for declination angle.It is a solidly built kit with all hardware. Remember to use you washers!

I bought this for a large solar panel. It did take a bit to figure out the correct installation for the angle that I needed but it wasn't rocket science. It worked well and has been sturdy for the panel which is on the heavier side.

I have had this mounting bracket in my cart several different times over the past few months...I finally purchased it the other day. Problem was, I really couldn't tell by the pictures what it even truly looked like. I will be using it on a sailboat, to mount a round tv antenna to an aluminum radar mast at the stern of the boat. This thing is really lightweight, but looks and feels very sturdy, and came with all the mounting hardware. I'm looking forward to installing it, hoping to get it done soon! Hopefully the seller will heed my advice and upload some actual photos of the item, not just illustrations!