Product Description
A locked steel box is the simplest way to stop a DVR being unplugged, stolen, or swapped by anyone who reaches your equipment location. This enclosure gives CCTV recorders that physical layer of protection on top of software access controls.
Where it fits
Retail stockrooms, warehouse offices, communications cupboards, plant rooms and residential utility spaces all share the same risk: anyone with room access can reach the DVR unless it's locked away. This box addresses that in installations from small shops to multi-camera commercial sites.
Build and access
- External size: approximately 15 × 15 inches, sized for many compact CCTV DVR units
- Construction: steel body with a black protective coating for corrosion resistance
- Access: lockable front door lets authorised staff reach the DVR for maintenance, configuration and cable routing, while keeping it secured day to day
- Use case: reduces tampering, casual theft, and accidental interference with recording hardware
Selection notes for installers
Check the internal footprint against your specific DVR model and any cabling clearance needed before mounting. This box suits deployments where the recorder sits in a shared or semi-public space rather than a fully secured server room, and works alongside standard CCTV installation practice for professional and residential systems alike.
Specifications
- Width
- 38.1 cm
- Height
- 38.1 cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What size DVR will fit inside this lock box?
The enclosure measures approximately 15 x 15 inches externally and is designed to hold many compact CCTV DVR recorders, so check your specific DVR's dimensions before ordering.
Can I still access the DVR once it's locked in the box?
Yes, the front door is lockable but opens for authorised staff to carry out maintenance, configuration and cable management.
What is the box made from?
It is constructed from steel with a black protective coating for corrosion resistance, giving a rigid housing for everyday surveillance environments.
Is this box suitable for residential use, or only commercial sites?
It's designed for both, and is described as suitable for professional and residential security systems.
