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Features
LockBar
Constructed from Die-cast Zinc/Aluminum, the Tryten
Lockbar allows for authorized personnel to remove the
tower from the Computer Enclosure in seconds, while at the same
time providing solid anti-theft protection. The Tryten
Lockbar also comes with two 5 disk tumbler locks. Master-keying
is available on volume orders. For details on master
key options, please contact
one of our service representatives.
Adjustable Sizing
The Tryten Tower Computer Enclosure is easily adjustable to
accommodate most tower computer sizes. The Computer Enclosure
can therefore be used for your existing and future upgraded
equipment.
Adjustable sizes include:
Height: 13.25" to 19.5"
Width: 6.75" to 9.5"
Depth: 16.25" to 21.50"
16 Gauge Steel Construction
Like all Tryten Computer Enclosures, the Tower Computer Enclosure is
constructed from high quality 16 gauge steel. Solid
construction ensures that the Computer Enclosure will withstand
the efforts of even the most determined thieves while
protecting your equipment from damage. The Computer Enclosure
also protects your PC from accidental damage by employees
and maintenance personnel. A Tryten Computer Enclosure is more
than an anti theft device, it is a safety shield for
your valuable equipment.
Mounting Options
Wood Floor Mount
Six wood fasteners secure the Tower Computer Enclosure to any
wood floor. The system can easily be detached from the
floor and the removal system is protected by the Tryten
Lockbar.
Concrete Floor Mount
Four industrial strength concrete anchors are used to
secure the system to any concrete floor. When combined
with a Concrete Floor mount, the Tower Computer Enclosure
provides the absolute best protection for your system
in high traffic areas. The Computer Enclosure can easily be detached
from the floor and the removal system is protected by
the Tryten Lockbar.
Pricing
Volume discounts are available. To obtain up to date pricing please visit the
shopping cart
or contact a customer service representative.
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