Adding Starlink or other roof-mounted equipment requires bringing cables inside your RV. This dual-entry plate routes two cables through one roof opening while helping protect the roof penetration from moisture.
Adding Starlink or other roof-mounted equipment often requires routing cables through your RV roof. Instead of drilling separate holes for each cable, this dual-entry plate creates one protected pass-through for two cables. It's designed for Starlink Ethernet cables, coax, or 12VDC wiring and installs using the 10 included screws. You'll also want Butyl tape and self-leveling lap sealant (AL66FJ and DC94SR - sold separately) to seal beneath the plate and around the screws to help prevent water intrusion.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Winegard RV roof dual entry cable plate. Now this plate is going to be a clean, permanent way to bring two cables through the roof of an RV without having to make a separate roof opening for each one. This is going to be especially useful when adding something like Starlink, but it can also be used with coaxial cable or 12 volt DC wiring. This is for RVs, trucks, boats, and other mobile applications.
The main benefit is that this is going to give you one dedicated roof penetration for two cables while helping to protect that opening from moisture. This plate is going to cover the penetration and then when it's installed with the proper roof sealant, it's going to help keep water from getting in around the cables. That's going to make this very useful for those installing roof mounted equipment who want the wiring to stay permanently routed between trips. Now speaking of sealant on your screen, I'm putting a few options there for you. It might be good to get some butyl tape along with some self-leveling sealant.
So that's going to make sure that you're not going to get moisture in through where you're fastening the screws down through your roof. So on your page there, I've got the part numbers there that you can pop into the search field of our website that will take you to those items and you can add that to your order. Let me get my ruler here, give you some measurements. So looking at the width, about four and one-eighth inches. For the height, it's going to be about the same, four and one-eighth inches.
And this is going to be about half an inch thick. So it's fairly low profile, comes with 10 mounting screws. I think that's going to wrap up our quick look today. Again, my name's Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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