Reolink Junction Box B10, Only Designed Bullet IP Cameras RLC-510A, RLC-810A, RLC-811A, RLC-1212A, RLC-510WA, RLC-810WA, RLC-811WA, CX410W, Duo Serie

I was reluctant to buy these given the cost of them, but upon opening the box you can tell they are premium products.They are well made and feel solid! They come with everything you need, screws to mount to the box, screws to mount the camera.They are quite big which gives you plenty of space to put the cables in.The holes on my Reolink CX410 did not line up perfectly and 2 of the camera screws I had to screw in at a slight angle to get them in the hole but it wouldn't put me off buying another one.Will be using these from now on.

We would all wish these were about £10 cheaper, but they aren't - and to be fair, they are well put together. Others have raised concerns about the quality of the screws. I've used two or three of these now and I've not had a problem with the screws, though I've probably been sure not to over-tighten. Will be buying another one of these for a final camera install. It does the job and makes the whole installation much tidier and more professional.

Great product, the build quality is solid, the only thing that puts me off is the price and hence not 5 stars. I do think they are over priced for what they are especially compared to other brands.

This unit is very well made. There are 3 holes to secure it to the wall. Two of them are vertical and are 70mm apart - about the width of a brick. This means you can just drill into mortar rather than brick. Sadly the third hole is mid brick. It would be better to have 4 holes arranged in a square of length 72mm so you could easily put all screws comfortably into mortar. The front plate has 3 screws. It's a bit tricky to fit as there's no wiggle room. It would be better if the holes were about half a millimetre wider. This is a very solid unit, it's well made and it looks great.

I thought these boxes were expensive at £26 but was swayed by the guaranteed fit to my Reolink cameras. I figured easy fitting and a neat look outweighed the high cost. The box looks well made and attaching the camera is straightforward. Connecting the 20mm Tower trunking I was planning to use is not so easy. 20mm appears to be a standard size in the UK but the threads on the Reolink boxes are M22x1.5. I was unable to find a suitable adapter aside from a male to male threaded brass piece with a three week delivery. I feel this is a major weakness. To use the 20mm conduit, I will have to either sleeve fit with sealant/packing or adapt the M22x1.5 cable gland supplied. The big advantage of using conduit is that it allows the supplied Ethernet cables in the camera kit to be run with terminations still connected. It also protects the cable from weather and vandalism.Once installed, I’m sure it will look good but its not the fast install that I was expecting. Others have commented on this too.

Bought to use with a Reolink 510-WA and this is. Quality bit of kit.Unfortunately the camera failed within 48 hours so I had to return it and the cameraNote you only get one in the box

At first look it appeared a bit expensive, but once I had it the cost was well justified. Strong metal construction with everything you could possibly need to install. Typical Reolink Quality

Works well to house cables for various Reolink POE cameras.I use these with all my Reolink cameras as they make for a nice neat installation.The only improvement that I could suggest would be to make a "rear entry" hole so that an Ethernet cable can be fed through from the rear if needed. Obviously a blanking grommet to seal the hole if it's not required.