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©2020 Babcock-Davis, Inc.
Rev 8/2020
Installation, Operation & Maintenance
Fire Hose Detention Cabinet
Model(s): BDC-1002/BDC-1052 /BDC-1302/BDC-1352
2.
Position the cabinet in the wall, verifying that the backside of the cabinet frame is flush against the wall
surface.
3.
Drill pilot holes at least every 12” on each side of the cabinet through the tub wall and continue drilling
through the studs.
4.
Secure cabinet into the wall studs by installing #12 by 2” self-drilling mounting screws.
Fire Rated Extinguisher Cabinets
Fire Rated Extinguisher Cabinets can be installed in either metal or wood stud walls. All framing dimensions
must correspond with the dimensions indicated on our submittals.
1.
Framing must be on all four (4) sides of the cabinet. Where load bearing studs are cut, a load bearing
header or frame out must be installed above the cabinet to maintain the load bearing integrity of the
wall.
2.
Position the cabinet in the wall, verifying that the backside of the cabinet frame is flush against the wall
surface.
3.
Drill pilot holes at least every 12” on each side of the cabinet through the double tub construction and
continue drilling through the studs.
4.
Secure cabinet into the wall studs by installing #12 by 2” self-drilling mounting screws.
Break-rite Glass Installation/Replacement
CAUTION: Safety glasses and gloves should be worn when working with glass.
1.
Open cabinet door completely.
2.
While holding glass in right hand, position lower left-hand corner of glass in bottom center of door.
3.
With Break Rite® handle in left hand, reach around the exterior of the door and position handle on
center left edge of glass.
4.
Holding handle and glass slide both into position in the door.
5.
While holding glass and handle in place, insert the (4) spring glass clips into the slot provided. For hose
and valve cabinets, use screw and glass clips as provided.
6.
Close and lock cabinet door.
