Overview

The Garmin Antenna Pole Mount is a standard 1 inch OD, pipe-threaded pole mount for installing compatible Garmin antennas on a threaded antenna pole. It also provides a pass-through so the NMEA 2000 and audio cable can be routed inside the pole for a cleaner run on deck.

It is commonly used on a hardtop, radar arch, or cabin top where you want the antenna raised and the wiring kept out of the way. Check that your existing pole and base use the same 1 inch OD pipe thread and that you have a clear path for the cable to exit below the pole.

Key features

• Standard 1 inch OD, pipe-threaded pole interface for mounting on common marine antenna poles
• Pass-through routing for a NMEA 2000 and audio cable inside the pole to keep the install tidy
• Used with compatible Garmin antennas including GA 38, GPS 17x HVS, GPS 19x HVS, GPS 19x NMEA 2000, and GXM 52
• Offered in color options that match common tops and arches: white or black

Variants

This pole mount is offered in multiple color configurations.

Color is the published difference between the variants, while the mount style remains a 1 inch OD, pipe-threaded pole mount with cable pass-through.

• 010-11082-00: White. A common match for white gelcoat, fiberglass hardtops, and light-colored radar arches.
• 010-11082-20: Black. A common match for black powder-coated towers, dark arches, and tinted enclosures.

Compatibility and fit

This mount is intended for Garmin antennas that use a 1 inch OD pipe-threaded pole mount interface. It is listed as compatible with GA 38, GPS 17x HVS, GPS 19x HVS, GPS 19x NMEA 2000, and GXM 52.

If you are replacing an older mount, confirm the antenna model and the pole thread standard on your boat before ordering, especially when mixing hardware from different manufacturers.

Installation and setup

Thread the mount onto a matching 1 inch OD pipe-threaded pole and route the cable down through the center of the pole before you fully tighten and secure the antenna. Leave a drip loop where the cable exits below deck or inside the console so water does not track toward connectors.

Cable routing and system integration

Routing the NMEA 2000 and audio cable inside the pole helps protect the run from snagging and reduces UV exposure on deck. Plan your cable path so bends stay gentle and the cable does not chafe where it passes through the pole and into the boat.

Use cases on board

This is a good match for boats that mount a GPS or weather antenna on a pole above the cabin or hardtop and want the wiring kept inside the pole instead of strapped along the outside. It is especially helpful on center consoles and sportfishing boats where exposed rigging can get stepped on or caught during washes and gear handling.