Product Description
Lockable, steel-built enclosure sized for compact DVR recorders — external dimensions approximately 210mm × 210mm.
For installers speccing a plant room, comms cupboard or back-office install, this is a physical-security layer for the recorder itself, not just the cameras.
Key specs
- Material: steel construction, black protective coating for corrosion resistance
- External size: approx. 210mm × 210mm
- Access: lockable front panel — authorised access only for maintenance, config changes and cable management
- Application: DVR and small security recorder installations
- Typical deployment: comms cupboards, equipment rooms, secure areas housing CCTV infrastructure
Why it matters on a job
DVRs left in open racks or under desks are an easy tamper/theft target — someone pulls the HDD or kills the recording without touching a camera. This box locks the recorder away while leaving the front panel accessible for engineers doing maintenance, meaning you're not drilling into a sealed unit every time firmware needs updating or a drive needs swapping.
Compatibility is generic rather than model-specific: it's built to suit a wide range of compact DVR form factors and general small security-recorder setups, so check your DVR's own external dimensions against the 210×210mm footprint before specifying it on a quote.
Specifications
- Width
- 21cm
- Height
- 21cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What size DVR will fit in this lock box?
The enclosure has external dimensions of approximately 210mm × 210mm, suitable for compact DVR and small security recorder units — check your recorder's dimensions against this before ordering.
Can the DVR still be accessed for maintenance once it's locked away?
Yes — the front panel is lockable but opens for authorised personnel to carry out maintenance, configuration and cable management.
What is the box made from?
It's steel construction with a black protective coating applied for corrosion resistance.
Where would this typically be installed?
It's designed for comms cupboards, equipment rooms or other secure areas where CCTV infrastructure and recorders are housed.
