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Peplink Slim MIMO Suction Cup Mount - Glass Window Mounting System (UV Protected)

Peplink Slim MIMO Suction Cup Mount - Glass Window Mounting System (UV Protected)

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Regular price $45.99 USD
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Mount your Peplink Slim MIMO antenna to any interior glass surface with our Peplink Slim MIMO Suction Cup Mount. Portable design works in vehicles and homes — move it between locations without any permanent modifications. Fits Peplink Slim 40G 4x4 MIMO and 22G 2x2 MIMO antennas.

⚠️ Interior Glass Only: Not for exterior mounting. Suction cups require a clean, static surface and cannot withstand exterior wind and vibrations.

Key Features

  • Portable Design: Move between vehicles and homes easily
  • No Drilling Required: Preserves vehicle/property integrity
  • UV-Resistant ASA: Heat-stable, won't degrade in sunlight
  • Optimal Signal Placement: Position antenna for best reception
  • Secure Attachment: Heavy-duty suction cups with locking mechanism

Compatibility

Specifications

Dimensions: 340mm x 155mm (13.4" x 6.1")
Material: UV-resistant ASA
Suction Cups: 2x heavy-duty with locking mechanism

What's Included

  • 1x ASA mount bracket
  • 2x Heavy-duty suction cups

Installation

  1. Slide Peplink Slim MIMO antenna into mount (logo facing glass)
  2. Clean the glass surface
  3. Press suction cups to glass and rotate handles to lock

Designed and Printed In-House

Every Moonlight Mounts product is designed and 3D printed in-house just outside Atlanta, Georgia, backed by 12+ years of 3D printing experience. Made in the USA — produced in 1–3 business days, with spare parts available individually.

What owners say

  • This mount for the Peplink antenna worked great. I used it on Amtrak, and it held up wonderfully for hours while in motion. Super easy to use, and packs up pretty well. The only cons: 1) They shipped within 24 hours of ordering which is awesome, although the economy free shipping was a little...

    — Paul K.

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Frequently asked questions

Which antennas does it fit?

The Peplink Slim 40G 4x4 MIMO and the Slim 22G 2x2 MIMO. Slide the antenna into the mount with the logo facing the glass.

Can I mount it outside the vehicle?

No — interior glass only. Suction cups need a clean, static surface and cannot withstand exterior wind and vibration.

Can I drive with it installed?

Yes. The antenna rides on the inside of the glass, inside the cabin, so it is never exposed to airflow.

Can I move it between my vehicle and home?

Yes. Nothing is drilled or glued — release the suction cups and re-mount it on any interior glass.

How should I clean the glass before installing?

Wipe the interior glass thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol and let it dry completely. Skip soap and water, since residue interferes with suction, and even a thin film of dust or wax noticeably reduces grip.

Is a 3D-printed mount strong enough?

Yes. Strength in a printed part comes from how thick its walls are and how much material is inside, and ours are built well beyond a typical hobby print: every part is printed in UV-resistant ASA with solid outer walls about 2.5 mm thick (six passes of material around every edge), a dense 75% internal fill, and solid top and bottom surfaces. Every design is tested in real-world conditions by full-time travelers.

Where is it made?

Every mount is designed and printed in-house just outside Atlanta, Georgia, from UV-resistant ASA.

Our guarantee

Every Moonlight Mounts product is designed and printed in-house. Manufacturing defects and missing parts are replaced free of charge, with no time limit. Not the right fit? Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, including sale items: send us your order number through the contact form, and we’ll reply with approval and the return address. See our refund policy for details.

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Highlights

  • Designed & printed in-house near Atlanta, Georgia
  • Fits Peplink Slim 40G 4x4 and 22G 2x2 MIMO
  • 2 locking suction cups — no drilling
  • Portable between vehicles and home
  • UV-resistant ASA

Specifications

Fits Peplink Slim 40G 4x4 MIMO and Slim 22G 2x2 MIMO antennas (sold separately)
Mount location Interior glass only — not for exterior mounting
Dimensions 340 × 155 mm (13.4 × 6.1 in)
Suction cups 2 heavy-duty locking cups
Drilling required None
Material UV-resistant ASA
Construction Solid outer walls about 2.5 mm thick (six passes of material around every edge), a dense 75% internal fill, and solid top and bottom surfaces — far heavier-built than a typical hobby print
Made in Designed and printed in-house near Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

This mount for the Peplink antenna worked great. I used it on Amtrak, and it held up wonderfully for hours while in motion. Super easy to use, and packs up pretty well. The only cons: 1) They shipped within 24 hours of ordering which is awesome, although the economy free shipping was a little slow. Could be useful to have an upgraded shipping option for a fee for those who need it quickly. 2) Would be nice if the suction cups were double-articulated so it would fold up a bit smaller for storage. That might be a tradeoff though, because it's a very sturdy mount as-is, and an extra joint might make it not perform as well.

Peplink Slim MIMO Suction Cup Mount - Glass Window Mounting System (UV Protected)

Store owner replied: Hours of in-motion use on Amtrak is exactly what this mount is built for — great to hear it held up. On shipping: a faster paid option is available at checkout alongside the free economy rate, for anyone who needs a mount quickly. The double-articulation idea is good feedback — you've read the tradeoff right, sturdiness comes first — and we'll look into refinements of the model with packability in mind. Thanks for the detailed writeup.