Problems with connecting an outdoor Wi-Fi access point to the antenna mast

Hello,

I would like to mount the following WLAN access point on the antenna mast of the SAT dish. There is already a LAN installation cable (Cat7) protruding there. Through this, I hope for good WLAN reception (except for some radio shadows caused by the house itself), especially in the somewhat distant seating area in the garden.

For this purpose, I am looking for a very small (field-assemblable) RJ45 connector that fits behind the cover of a Ubiquiti UniFi Accesspoint-AC-M. Metz Connect and similar ones are clearly too long/large.

Does anyone have an idea how best to realize this?

I have also already thought about an outdoor network socket + suitable weatherproof patch cable fastening. But maybe there are better (simpler) solutions.

Regards
B

Search for RJ45 connectors for Cat 7 installation cables at Kabelscheune, it might fit without the bend protection. Otherwise, hang a small gel sleeve next to it and continue with a thin cable.

Have you thought about the surge protection?

Just attach the Keystone and then patch cable to the access point. No field-attachable connector fits into the M. The sealing is not provided there. Isoband or heat shrink tubing around the Keystone. That way it remains easily replaceable...

Try searching at Kabelscheune for RJ45 connectors for Cat 7 installation cable, those might fit without the kink protection. Otherwise, hang a small gel sleeve next to it and continue with a thin cable.

Have you thought about the surge protection?

Good idea :) thanks! The UBI ETH-SPG2 should fit, right? A hopefully suitable place would be about 4m after the roof penetration, behind an inspection hatch...