Sound Control Technologies RCR-BX1 – Recessed Wall Mount Back Box

Product Overview

The Sound Control Technologies RCR-BX1 is the in-wall back box for the SCT RCR Series recessed camera mount system used in commercial video conferencing rooms. It provides the rough-in enclosure that recesses a PTZ camera into the wall, so the camera sits flush with the finished surface instead of projecting into the room. The back box is the structural foundation of an RCR recessed installation and is coordinated with the wall framing during construction.

Product Description

The RCR Series delivers a recessed mounting solution for PTZ cameras, featuring a customizable base shelf that matches the contour of the camera base. The RCR-BX1 back box installs in the wall cavity at rough-in, giving general and electrical contractors a defined enclosure to frame around before drywall goes up. Once the wall is finished, the RCR bezel trims the opening and the camera-specific shelf positions the camera inside the recess.

Recessed camera placement keeps conference room walls clean and protects the camera in corridors, classrooms, and other spaces where a projecting camera would be vulnerable. The back box approach also separates the construction phase from the AV integration phase: the box goes in with the low-voltage rough-in, and the camera, shelf, and extension electronics arrive at trim-out. The enclosure provides space for cable service loops feeding the camera position.

The RCR-BX1 pairs with the SCT RCR-BEZ finish bezel and camera-specific shelves such as the RCR-CQC for the Cisco Quad Camera, the RCR-LRC for the Logitech Rally Camera, the RCR-UNI for round-base PTZ cameras, and the RCR-URM for rectangular-base cameras. Sound Control Technologies publishes installation instructions and drawings for the RCR system to support AV design coordination.

Key Features

• RCR Series Foundation — The back box is the in-wall enclosure that anchors every RCR Series recessed camera installation.
• Rough-In Coordination — Installing at the framing stage gives contractors a defined opening to build around before drywall and finish work.
• Flush Camera Placement — Recessing the camera keeps it out of the room envelope for a clean architectural appearance.
• Camera-Shelf Compatibility — Works with RCR camera-specific shelves including RCR-UNI, RCR-URM, RCR-LRC, and RCR-CQC variants.
• Bezel-Ready Opening — Pairs with the RCR-BEZ finish bezel to trim the wall opening after drywall.
• Vendor Documentation — Sound Control Technologies publishes installation instructions and drawings for the RCR recessed mount system.

Typical Applications

• Boardrooms and conference rooms with architectural finish requirements
• Government meeting spaces requiring flush-mounted AV equipment
• Training rooms and multi-purpose rooms where projecting cameras are vulnerable
• All-hands rooms with recessed camera positions below or beside displays

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the RCR-BX1 do?
It is the in-wall back box for the SCT RCR Series, providing the rough-in enclosure that lets a PTZ camera sit recessed in the wall.

What else do I need for a complete recessed installation?
A typical RCR installation combines the back box with the RCR-BEZ finish bezel and a camera-specific shelf matched to your camera model.

When is the back box installed?
At rough-in, alongside framing and low-voltage cabling, before drywall. The bezel, shelf, and camera install at trim-out.

Which cameras does the RCR system support?
SCT offers shelves for the Cisco Quad Camera, Logitech Rally Camera, round-base PTZ cameras, and rectangular-base cameras including the HP Poly E60 and E70.

Is installation documentation available?
Yes. Sound Control Technologies publishes installation instructions plus PDF, CAD, and Revit drawings for RCR Series components.

How do I get project pricing?
Contact the Creation Networks sales team for availability, volume pricing, and recessed camera deployment guidance.