Primex P4200K 42" Plastic Enclosure w/ Base and 2 doors Hinged Lid Lightweight

Primex P4200K 42" Plastic Enclosure w/ Base and 2 doors Hinged Lid

The Primex Verge P4200K WiFi transparent Media Distribution Enclosure provides a lockable, centralized location for multi-play and smart home services within residential and commercial premises.

The optional Side Mounting Clip (SMC) allows installation via affixing to the sidewall of the MDE.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

• Designed to be carried, lifted, and installed easily, they’re going to make everyone’s job easier.
• Provides 15X more wireless passthrough strength than metal alternatives, so wireless equipment can be neatly placed inside enclosure.
• Multiple entry/exit knockouts on the sides, top, and bottom for complete adaptability.
• Secure access via optional key lock on lid.
• ABS Flame Retardant Polymer
• Assure safety and durability with UL safety standard compliance,  UL Listed 2416
• Includes enclosure and hinged door
• Inside Dimensions: 42" H x 14" W x 3.5" D

PRODUCT DIMENSIONS

• Inside: H 42”/W 14”/D 3.5” (scalable in 21” increments)
• Outside: H 47.1”/W 19.5”/D 4.7”
• Depth: 4.7"
• Height: 45.2"
• Width (mm): 495.32

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