Product Description
IPBOX Steel CCTV Cabinet 395×280×125mm — what it's for
This is a wall-mounted, lockable steel enclosure for housing CCTV infrastructure equipment on site — the kind of secure containment spec sheets and site surveys ask for on corridor and utility-room installs.
Key specs
- External dimensions: 395mm (W) × 280mm (H) × 125mm (D)
- Construction: powder-coated steel body
- Access: lockable front door
- Mounting: wall-mounted
- Cable entry: created on-site via standard cable glands or conduit fittings
What fits inside
The internal volume is sized for compact CCTV gear rather than full rack kit — think small DVR/NVR units, PSUs, PoE injectors, and connection accessories, with room left for dressing cable runs and mounting terminal components.
Where it's used
Expect this enclosure on jobs where recording equipment or power distribution has to sit in an accessible but semi-public space — offices, corridors, plant rooms — and needs protecting from tampering or accidental damage without being locked away entirely out of reach for maintenance.
Installation notes
No pre-punched glands are specified on the datasheet, so plan cable entry points using standard glands or conduit fittings to suit the run. The powder-coated steel shell is intended for mechanical protection of the equipment and wiring inside rather than as a weatherproof outdoor rating — check that against your specific site conditions before final placement.
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 395 × 280 × 125 mm
- Material
- Steel
Frequently Asked Questions
What size equipment does this cabinet hold?
It's sized for compact CCTV gear such as small DVR/NVR units, power supplies, PoE injectors and connection accessories, not full rack-mount equipment.
Is it suitable for outdoor mounting?
The datasheet specifies powder-coated steel construction for mechanical protection, but no outdoor/weatherproof rating is given, so check suitability against your site conditions.
How is cabling routed into the cabinet?
Cable entry points are created on installation using standard cable glands or conduit fittings, as no pre-cut entries are specified.
Does the cabinet lock?
Yes, it has a lockable front door to restrict access to the equipment inside.
