TEC-LOCKBOX Johnson Controls Locking Guard Box

Overview

The TEC-LOCKBOX is a specialized protective accessory designed for the Johnson Controls TEC4000S Series Thermostats. This locking guard box is engineered to provide a physical layer of security, preventing unauthorized tampering, adjustments, or damage to the thermostat’s touchscreen interface while maintaining visibility and access for sensors. It is an essential component for high-traffic or public areas where maintaining precise environmental control is critical.

Features

• High-Impact Material: Constructed from durable, clear plastic to withstand physical impact while ensuring the thermostat display remains fully visible.
• Secure Locking Mechanism: Equipped with a key-access lock to prevent unauthorized personnel from changing setpoints or configuration settings.
• Ventilation Design: Features integrated airflow slots that allow the thermostat’s internal sensors to accurately monitor room temperature and humidity without interference.
• Easy Installation: Designed to mount directly over the TEC4000S series footprint, facilitating a quick and secure setup over existing installations.
• Aesthetic Integration: Sleek, low-profile design that complements the modern look of the TEC4000S series without being overly intrusive in commercial spaces.

Specifications

• Compatibility: Exclusively designed for the Johnson Controls TEC4000S Series (e.g., TEC4K-SB0-000, TEC4K-SN0-000).
• Material: Heavy-duty clear polycarbonate or similar high-grade transparent polymer.
• Locking Type: Tumbler-style lock with provided keys.
• Mounting: Surface-mount wall installation.
• Dimensions: Sized to provide adequate clearance for the 4.5 in. x 4.5 in. thermostat housing.

Applications

The TEC-LOCKBOX is ideal for environments where thermostat security is a priority, including:

• Educational Facilities: Schools, universities, and dormitories to prevent student tampering.
• Healthcare Settings: Hospitals and clinics where specific climate control is vital for patient health and sensitive equipment.
• Public Spaces: Retail stores, shopping malls, and government buildings.
• Hospitality: Hotel hallways and common areas.
• Commercial Offices: Shared workspaces where central management of HVAC settings is required.