STI-MBP1010 Backplate for STI-EM111103 STI-121204

Product Description

The SAFETY TECHNOLOGY INT'L INC STI-MBP1010 is a 14-gauge steel backplate designed to mount inside compatible STI protective enclosures. It provides a rigid internal mounting surface, allowing technicians to secure control modules, wiring blocks, or related equipment within the enclosure cabinet. The heavy-gauge steel construction delivers structural support while maintaining a low profile inside the enclosure. Sold as a single unit, this backplate is a direct-fit accessory for STI enclosure models STI-EM111103 and STI-121204. It is typically installed by electricians, fire alarm technicians, or security system installers working with STI protective housing assemblies.

This backplate is suited for commercial and light industrial installations where STI enclosures are used to protect pull stations, control devices, or similar equipment from tampering or accidental activation. It is a common component when outfitting or retrofitting STI enclosures that require an internal mounting platform for additional hardware. The backplate is packaged individually and is ordered separately from the enclosure itself.

Key Features

• 14-gauge steel construction for rigid internal support
• Designed as a direct-fit accessory for STI-EM111103 and STI-121204 enclosures
• Provides internal mounting surface for control modules or wiring components
• Single-unit packaging for individual replacement or new installation use

Compatibility

Designed for use with STI enclosure models STI-EM111103 and STI-121204. Verify enclosure model before ordering to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or fire alarm technician. De-energize all associated circuits and follow applicable NEC guidelines before working inside any enclosure. Secure the backplate to the enclosure interior using the manufacturer-specified mounting hardware before attaching any components to the plate. Inspect the enclosure for proper fit and alignment before closing and re-energizing the system.