Outdoor Electrical Junction Box, ABS Water Resistant Enclosure with Internal Mounting Panel & Hinged Cover (13" H* 9.2" L* 5.6" W)

Easy to install great size for what i needed. When closed latches are nice and tight.

Using this outside to house an electrical outlet with a TP-Link WiFi extender in a very large front yard. Plenty of room inside also for other devices, may burry fiber to the box and replace with a POE switch and outdoor access point. Has seen hurricane Helene, a ice storm and some snow (in the south) and everything stayed dry. Not seeing any signs of condensation inside either. Happy with purchase, may purchase another one or two smaller ones for remote Mestatic nodes on hilltops.

Pay attention to the pics of the box styles. Those with light-colored inside panels don't have too many attachment points. Those with a black panel have 1/8" holes on about a 3/8" (or metric equivalent?) spacing. They'll take a 1/2" #8/#9 screw, which makes it super easy to mount things inside in almost any configuration - Wifi routers, fuse blocks, power strips, etc.

Comes with wall mounting hardware and back plate for attaching equipment. The only thing is the case does have some flex at this large size, so i had to reinforce the seal on the top and bottom edges with large binder clips. It is very easy to cut and drill, maybe too much. It would have been nice for a bit more reinforcement especially at this size.

I got this for an outdoor project. It is very thoughtfully designed. The two vents are screwed in allowing the user to add fans if needed. The bottom has two knock-outs for the supplied water proof bushing, as well as a knock-out slot for preexisting wires to be pushed through along with slide in covers for said slots. The out side mounting not only has pre-drilled holes for screws, but slots to allow for it to be mounted with tie wraps, great if you are mounting to a pole. The mounting plate included is not a solid plate most of these boxes come with, but a grid of holes for the screws or tiewraps came be used to mount the internal devices without the need to drill holes for them. I have used a lot of these type boxes during my time as an industrial electricial and this is the best design I have ever seen.

I ordered this to put an Industrial PC out on a controls cabinet at a job site. This site is outside in the weather, though the side of the building this is on rarely gets direct sunlight. I needed something that would be weather resistant, once installed, to keep the industrial PC running and not shorting out.This thing is perfect for my needs. I mounted the Industrial PC at the top, routed the power from the small UPS to it with ease, added all the extra 'connections' with water-resistant connections to the bottom (Network, USB, HDMI, etc.), and routed the power cable through a water-tight connection so that everything going in is secured through water-tight or water-resistant connections. Then, I powered it up and closed the door.This enclosure, with water-tight and water-resistant connections from another seller on Amazon, allows me to place this industrial PC anywhere I need to, connect power and network, and walk away. I've tested using an internal LTE connection (mounted on the backplane with the Industrial PC and the UPS (strapped down, since it doesn't have any mounts) and have a complete package unit that requires only power (to power up the UPS) and network (for connecting to the devices I'm working with) - Otherwise, it's a complete package unit.Pros:- Weather-resistant, though I've only tested it in an environment without direct sunlight- Water-tight, tested using a water hose in different angels prior to, and post, installation of the internal equipment- Spacious - I have room for my Industrial PC, a UPS, and a Cellular Connection device (it's not a Hotspot, but it works just like one, minus WiFi)Cons:- I've found no issues with this enclosure as of yet. It's a great design and very well implemented.

This product is not good. The box is thin plastic. The top of the box sags from gravity so the door does not get a tight seal. Water and snow sit in the sagging area which is exactly where the seal is bad. So it leaks. Look at photo. Rusty screws inside. It was only up for 6 months.Do yourself a favor and buy a box where the top of the box extends over the door seal.

Product works great for a weather proof junction box