Altronix Corp BC400 Extra Large Enclosure Cabinet Gray

Product Description

The ALTRONIX CORP BC400 is an extra large enclosure cabinet finished in gray, designed to house and protect low-voltage control equipment, power supplies, access control hardware, and related components. The cabinet provides a secure, organized mounting environment for trade professionals installing security, fire alarm, or building automation systems. Its large interior capacity accommodates substantial equipment loads and wiring runs, making it suitable for complex panel builds where space is a primary concern. Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage technicians and security system integrators working in commercial and residential applications.

The BC400 cabinet is suited for installations where internal component count or wiring density requires more space than a standard or medium enclosure provides. Typical deployment includes centralized access control panels, CCTV power distribution assemblies, and multi-zone fire or security system builds. The gray finish is appropriate for utility rooms, server closets, and back-of-house mechanical spaces where a clean, professional appearance is expected.

Key Features

• Extra large interior capacity for high-density panel builds
• Gray finish suited for utility and mechanical room installations
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement
• Designed to house low-voltage power supplies, control boards, and associated wiring

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style enclosure cabinet for low-voltage security, access control, and building automation panel assemblies requiring extra large cabinet space.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage or security system technicians. Power down all associated circuits before mounting or wiring internal components. Secure the cabinet to a solid backing surface using appropriate fasteners rated for the combined weight of the cabinet and installed equipment. Local and national electrical codes, including NFPA 70 and applicable low-voltage installation standards, should be consulted before beginning work.