Middle Atlantic XCSLOCK-SV Outdoor Lockable CS Door

The Middle Atlantic XCSLOCK-SV is a lockable outdoor CS (Cable Series) door finished in silver, built for enclosures that need a secured access point exposed to outdoor conditions. If you're speccing an outdoor equipment cabinet and need to control physical access to the interior without swapping the entire enclosure door, XCSLOCK-SV is the component to add to your BOM.

Overview

Details on this specific part are limited in current manufacturer data: it is confirmed as an Outdoor CS Lock Door in a Silver finish, and it is TAA-compliant, which matters if this deployment falls under a federal or government procurement requirement that restricts sourcing to designated countries. Beyond finish color and TAA status, dimensional, material, and mounting specifications for XCSLOCK-SV were not available in the evidence reviewed, so we're not going to guess at fit or hardware here — confirm exact enclosure compatibility before ordering.

Key Considerations

• Silver finish: matches Middle Atlantic's standard outdoor enclosure color line, so it won't stand out as a mismatched replacement part on an existing rack run.
• TAA compliance: relevant for government, education, or any procurement chain requiring Trade Agreements Act sourcing — confirm this against your specific contract requirements before specifying XCSLOCK-SV on a federal job.
• Lockable design: a lock door on an outdoor enclosure is a physical security control, not just weatherproofing — it's the layer that keeps casual tampering out of a cabinet mounted somewhere outside your building's access control perimeter.

Integration & Compatibility

XCSLOCK-SV is a component part in Middle Atlantic's outdoor CS enclosure family. Because exact compatible enclosure models and mounting details weren't in the data available for this listing, verify fit against your specific outdoor rack or cabinet model before ordering — cross-check part numbers with your Middle Atlantic Middle Atlantic catalog documentation or your existing enclosure's bill of materials. If you're building out a full outdoor camera or network cabinet, it's worth reviewing a PoE switch layout alongside your enclosure plan so cable entry and lock door clearance don't conflict. For broader rack planning, a network video recorder housed in the same outdoor enclosure is a common pairing on perimeter security jobs, and a rack accessories line is worth a look for matching outdoor hardware.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the XCSLOCK-SV TAA compliant?

A: Yes — the XCSLOCK-SV is TAA-compliant, which supports use in government and federally-funded procurement where Trade Agreements Act sourcing rules apply.

Q: What color does the XCSLOCK-SV come in?

A: The XCSLOCK-SV (sometimes searched as XCSLOCK SV) ships in a silver finish.

Q: Is the XCSLOCK-SV rated for outdoor use?

A: Yes — it is designated as an outdoor CS lock door, intended for outdoor-rated enclosure applications.

Q: Does the XCSLOCK-SV include mounting hardware?

A: Package contents were not confirmed in available manufacturer data — verify inclusions with your enclosure documentation before ordering.

Jerry Tildsen

The XCSLOCK-SV is a narrow-scope part, and I'd rather tell you that straight than pad the page. What's confirmed: it's a silver-finish, TAA-compliant outdoor CS lock door. That's it — no published dimensions or hardware list in front of me right now.

Technical Highlights:

• Silver finish: keeps a consistent look against the rest of an outdoor Middle Atlantic enclosure run, so it doesn't read as a mismatched replacement part.
• TAA compliance: confirmed for this SKU, which is the one hard requirement I check first on any federal or education bid before it goes on the BOM.
• Outdoor CS designation: tells me this part belongs to Middle Atlantic's outdoor Cable Series enclosure line, not an indoor rack door — don't cross-shop it against indoor lock hardware.

Deployment Considerations:

• Before you spec XCSLOCK-SV, confirm the exact outdoor enclosure model it needs to mate with — I don't have published fit data for this part, and a mismatch on a lock door is an expensive mistake to catch in the field.
• If this is going on a government job, TAA compliance covers sourcing — it doesn't automatically mean NDAA compliance, so check that separately if your contract requires it.

I'd spec XCSLOCK-SV specifically as a lock-door swap or upgrade on an existing outdoor Middle Atlantic CS enclosure where you already know the fit — not as a first purchase without confirming the mating cabinet model first.