Pedestal Pro Llc HD-DC-IN 72 Inch Inground Mount Pedestal

Product Description

The PEDESTAL PRO LLC HD-DC-IN is a 72-inch steel pedestal designed for inground mounting applications. Built from steel with a black finish, this pedestal provides a stable, permanent base for equipment installations that require a below-grade anchor point. It is suited for trade professionals handling outdoor electrical, pool, HVAC, or utility equipment that demands a secure, fixed post mounted at ground level. The heavy-duty construction is appropriate for job sites where long-term structural integrity is a priority.

This pedestal is intended for inground mounting scenarios in both residential and light commercial settings. Typical applications include outdoor electrical service equipment, pool equipment pads, HVAC disconnect or metering pedestals, and similar utility post installations. The 72-inch height provides adequate clearance for equipment mounted at standard service heights. Installation is handled by licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, or plumbing and mechanical contractors depending on the connected equipment type.

Key Features

• 72-inch overall height provides standard service clearance for outdoor equipment mounts
• Steel construction for durability in permanent inground installations
• Black finish for weather-appropriate aesthetics in outdoor settings
• Inground mount design for secure, below-grade anchoring
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style inground mount pedestal suitable for outdoor utility, electrical, or mechanical equipment installations requiring a 72-inch post height and below-grade anchoring.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed trade professional in accordance with applicable local codes, including NEC requirements where electrical equipment is involved. Power down and de-energize any connected equipment before beginning post installation or equipment mounting. The inground anchor section must be set in concrete or compacted fill per local structural requirements to ensure long-term stability. Do not attach energized equipment until the pedestal is fully set and the concrete or fill has cured.