Choose a Case with the appropriate number of slots depending on how many devices need to be installed. The board box is equipped with fasteners for securing devices. The mounting box also has a tamper and cable channels. Durable latches and captive screws ensure quick and reliable fastening. Route cables and secure devices in the simplest way.

Choose the enclosure or combination of enclosures that best suits your needs. The smallest enclosure holds one board, the largest — eight. Such a wide selection of options reduces costs, speeds up installation, and groups devices in one place for easier maintenance. If necessary, you can change the configuration or increase the number of boards in the largest enclosure to eight using special Module Holder (type A) and Module Holder (type B)2.

The Case D (430) can accommodate a variety of Ajax devices — thousands of possible combinations. This Case holds up to eight devices at once. Devices do not have a fixed location, so they can be mounted in any order using special Module Holder (type A) and Module Holder (type B). Because the holders are installed inside the enclosure, engineers have greater freedom during installation. Cables are easy to route even between devices. Module Holder (type A) and Module Holder (type B) allow quick removal of any device for replacement or repair. A bubble level, tamper, and other elements are standard for all Case versions.

Quality is the most important factor in the modern security industry. The mounting box for wired security meets international safety standards, as befits an Ajax product. The durable walls of the enclosure do not deform and maintain integrity even during drilling. Stiffening ribs provide strength and help withstand heavy loads. In particular, Case D (430) can withstand two 18 Ah batteries each, totaling about 10 kg. The board box has a stylish and convenient design, and is also resistant to sunlight.