What wires run through the mast/what power is available at the top?

What wires run through the mast/what power is available at the top?

The mast is custom made with 2x Cat5 cables and 6x 14awg wires running through the harness which provides a data path from the top of the mast to your deck enclosure. We provide a variety of different PoE switches that can be installed at the top of the mast to provide PoE power to your devices. There is also a 12V, 24V and a 56V output  provided at the top allowing additional power options.

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