Product Description
A locked steel enclosure is the standard way to take a DVR off open display and out of reach of casual tampering. This unit is built specifically for that job: housing a CCTV DVR recorder inside a lockable metal box, separate from the cameras it records.
Key specs
- External dimensions: approximately 15 × 15 inches — check against your DVR's footprint plus cabling clearance before specifying
- Construction: steel body
- Finish: black protective coating for corrosion resistance
- Access: lockable front door, for authorised access only
- Application: CCTV DVR and surveillance recorder installations, professional or residential
Fit and installation notes
The lockable front door gives access for maintenance, configuration and cable management, while keeping the recorder secured day to day. It suits equipment rooms, comms cupboards and other locations where surveillance infrastructure needs an added layer of physical protection against tampering or unauthorised interference.
This is a general-purpose enclosure rather than a model-specific fit — confirm internal clearance against the DVR chassis (including connectors and any rear cable exit) before ordering, since 15 × 15 inches is the external size, not usable internal space.
Specify this where the install brief calls for physical security of recording hardware in addition to standard access control on the room itself, e.g. retail stockrooms, plant rooms or shared comms spaces.
Specifications
- Width
- 38.1 cm
- Height
- 38.1 cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What size DVR will fit inside?
The box is approximately 15 × 15 inches externally, so check your DVR's dimensions and cable clearance against that before ordering, as internal space is not separately specified.
Is the box lockable?
Yes, it has a lockable front access door restricting unauthorised access while still allowing maintenance and cable management.
What is the box made from?
Steel, with a black protective coating for corrosion resistance.
Where is this box typically installed?
In comms cupboards, equipment rooms or other secure locations housing CCTV DVR and surveillance recorder hardware, in both professional and residential installations.
