Shla Group Inc SGP2019CL-1 Thermostat Cover Guard Lock

Product Description

The SHLA GROUP INC SGP2019CL-1 is a locking thermostat cover guard designed to protect wall-mounted thermostats from tampering, accidental adjustment, and physical damage. Built from clear polycarbonate, the cover allows full visibility of the thermostat display and setpoints while keeping unauthorized users locked out via a 3-digit combination lock with a user-changeable code. This type of guard is commonly installed by HVAC technicians and facilities maintenance personnel in commercial, multi-tenant residential, and institutional settings where thermostat control must be restricted.

The SGP2019CL-1 is suited for applications where thermostat tampering is a recurring issue, including hotels, schools, offices, rental properties, and light commercial buildings. The clear polycarbonate construction lets occupants view current temperature readings without accessing the controls. The unit ships in a package quantity of 6, making it practical for multi-unit or multi-zone installations requiring consistent access control across several thermostats.

Key Features

• 3-digit combination lock with user-changeable code prevents unauthorized thermostat adjustment
• Clear polycarbonate construction allows full display visibility without removing the cover
• Broad fitment profile accommodates most standard wall-mounted thermostats
• Sold in a package quantity of 6 for multi-zone or multi-unit deployments
• Tamper-resistant design reduces energy waste from unauthorized setpoint changes

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit thermostat cover guard compatible with most standard wall-mounted thermostats in residential and light commercial HVAC applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by an HVAC technician or facilities maintenance professional. Before installing, verify the thermostat body dimensions fall within the cover guard clearance envelope. No tools are required for basic mounting in most configurations, though some installations may require drilling if a wall anchor is needed. Set and record the combination code before securing the cover to avoid lockout.