Keedex K-BXDIG23 Box for Codelocs/Dig Systems Gate Box 410/415 and digital systems 2210/2230, 2330 & 3235

The K-BXDIG23 is cut for Codelocks/Dig Systems gate box models 410 and 415, plus the digital systems 2210, 2230, 2330 and 3235. It is a prepped weld-on box, so the lock case drops into an opening already machined for those models rather than one you cut on site.

It measures 4-3/4 inches wide by 7-5/8 inches high by 1-3/4 inches deep. The 1-3/4 inch depth is the number to check first on a tube gate frame: if your gate stile is narrower than that, the box will stand proud of the frame rather than sit flush.

Two materials are offered: 14 gauge steel and .125 aluminum. Match the box to the gate. Steel welds to a steel tube gate and takes paint or powder coat; the .125 aluminum version is what you want on an aluminum gate frame, since welding steel to aluminum is not an option and dissimilar metals bolted together outdoors will corrode.

Not reliably. Keedex cuts each gate box to a specific lock footprint, and the K-BXDIG23 prep matches the 410, 415, 2210, 2230, 2330 and 3235. A different model with a different case size or fixing pattern needs the Keedex box prepped for that lock instead, so match the box to the exact lock model number before ordering.

A narrow tube steel or aluminum gate frame has no flat surface and no cavity to house a keypad lock body. The K-BXDIG23 gives you both: a rigid enclosure sized 4-3/4 x 7-5/8 x 1-3/4 inches that mounts to the gate and holds the Codelocks or digital unit at the right depth, with the prep already there. Without it you are cutting and reinforcing the gate stile yourself and the lock has nothing solid to bear against.

No. The K-BXDIG23 is the enclosure only. You order the Codelocks or digital unit (410, 415, 2210, 2230, 2330 or 3235) separately, along with your own weld or fastener hardware and any finish paint for the steel version.

Yes, it is a commercial-duty part. The steel version is 14 gauge, which is the weight typically specified for exterior gate boxes on apartment, industrial and campus perimeter gates rather than light residential use.

The steel version ships as bare 14 gauge steel, which is meant to be painted or powder coated to match the gate once it is welded in place. Since these boxes live outdoors, prime and finish the steel before the gate goes back into service. The .125 aluminum option avoids that step if you would rather not paint.