Klipsch PRO-18-GS 18" Ground Stake for Klipsch Pro Series Landscape Satellites
The PRO-18-GS ground stake is designed specifically for tool-free installation of the Pro Series Landscape speakers. With a built-in directivity aid arrow, and a simple 45°-turn satellite installation and locking method, the Pro-18-GS allows for one of the easiest installation experiences in the landscape speaker market today.
EASY, TOOL-FREE INSTALLATION
The PRO-18-GS ground stake is designed specifically for tool-free installation of the Pro Series Landscape speakers. With a built-in directivity aid arrow, and a simple 45°-turn satellite installation and locking method, the Pro-18-GS allows for one of the easiest installation experiences in the landscape speaker market today.
ADDED SECURITY
The included galvanized steel 7” security plate gives integrators or users the option of added security and stability when installing the PRO-18-GS ground stake, keeping the Pro Series Landscape Speakers secure, stable, and level throughout the seasons. An included set screw enables the locking of the satellite to the stake, for even further security in commercial or high-traffic residential environments.
RUGGED, ALL-WEATHER DURABILITY
Construction from rustproof, high-impact, glass-filled ABS, the PRO18-GS 18” ground stake provides exceptional durability and weather resistance in even the most severe conditions.
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