The Cubix Safety Standard Large AED Cabinet features an interior space of 14″H x 14″L x 6 3/4″D and exterior dimensions of 14 5/8″H x 16″L x 8 3/8″W, making it compatible with all major AED brands including ZOLL, Physio-Control, and Cardiac Science. This "Standard Large" configuration is specifically engineered to provide extra room for the AED’s carrying case or additional rescue supplies like a spare battery and electrode pads. Procurement officers should verify these specs to ensure that even bulky, ruggedized defibrillators are housed securely without impeding rapid access. The generous depth ensures that specialized first-responder kits can be stored alongside the device for a comprehensive life-saving station. By selecting this large-capacity unit, facility managers eliminate the technical hurdle of having to source multiple cabinet sizes for different departments.

This surface-mounted cabinet protrudes 8 3/8 inches from the wall, which typically requires careful placement in high-traffic corridors to ensure compliance with ADA protrusion guidelines that often limit obstacles to 4 inches. For facilities that must adhere to strict 4-inch "accessible route" requirements, a semi-recessed or fully recessed model from the Cubix Safety line may be more appropriate for technical compliance. However, in wider hallways or designated medical alcoves, this surface-mount design provides maximum visibility and ease of installation without the need for structural wall modifications. Safety specialists often prefer this model for its prominent profile, which ensures the device is easily identifiable from a distance during an emergency. Always consult your local building code to ensure your specific mounting height and location meet the necessary accessibility standards.

Choosing a non-alarmed AED cabinet like this Cubix Safety model eliminates the ongoing maintenance costs associated with battery replacements and the risk of false alarms during routine inspections. This version is ideal for facilities with existing security protocols or 24/7 staffing where the sound of an 80-120dB alarm might be disruptive or unnecessary for security. By removing the alarm component, facility managers can achieve a lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) while still providing a high-visibility, professional-grade housing for their life-saving equipment. This "basic" configuration also simplifies the inspection process, allowing safety officers to open the door for electrode pad and battery checks without needing a bypass key. It is an economical yet high-authority solution for organizations that prioritize streamlined maintenance and cost-effective safety infrastructure.

This cabinet is fabricated from high-quality cold-rolled steel and finished with a durable, impact-resistant powder coating to withstand the rigors of high-traffic institutional use. The construction features recessed hinges and a magnetic door seal, which prevent mechanical snagging and ensure the door stays securely closed under normal environmental conditions. The scratch-resistant acrylic window provides a clear view of the AED’s status indicator without requiring the door to be opened, protecting the device from dust and debris. These premium materials are chosen specifically to prevent the corrosion and material fatigue common in lower-grade plastic or thin-gauge metal alternatives. This robust build ensures the cabinet remains a professional and functional fixture in your facility for years to come.

The Cubix Safety Standard Large AED Cabinet is designed for easy surface-mount installation and comes with pre-drilled holes to accommodate standard wall mounting hardware for rapid deployment. While this specific model is a standalone non-alarmed unit, it can be integrated into a facility’s safety map through the use of high-visibility wall signs and 3D decals that guide users to the station. For organizations looking to scale their emergency response, these cabinets provide a standardized housing solution that can be deployed across multiple floors or buildings for uniform training and access. The simple, non-electronic design makes it an ideal building block for large-scale safety rollouts where simplicity and reliability are the primary technical requirements. Each unit is quality-checked twice before shipping, ensuring that it arrives ready for immediate integration into your safety infrastructure.