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

Although the cost of the one I wanted made it no an option, i Found this smaller box and I am more than please with it. I like the way it was manufactured as a water tight seal with events that prevents the water as well as insects from getting inside. The what I will call paid board in the back that can be removed to fason.Your components too make it very nice. In my opinion , it was well worth the money I spent, and I even think the quality exceeds that of the bigger one I really want it , but could not afford. Note, the one I wanted was from another company.

The design of this is great. It is spacious and does its job. I love the mounting board on the back. I also love the external mounting clips for brick walls. The installation was easy… mark the holes while holding it up, drill and anchor and screw in. Easy peasy. It is durable. I already had one installed outside in open sun, for over 2 years. I installed a simple computer fan inside to keep air circulating. I have experienced no leaks from directional rain. In one, I have a fiber converter from AT&T, a PoE 24 port UniFi switch, power adapters and an environmental monitor. This first box is to supply my house our second fiber feed and the side of the yard all of the networking and camera feeds we need. The second box, installed under an eave on a lower porch, is to provide camera feeds, an access point and anything else we may opt to put out there. They both accepted a wide range of Schedule-40 conduit and the appropriate fittings. Painted nicely with one coat, (but I will paint once more with black to match the area), versatile with what goes inside. I have some cleanup to do on the second one, but you get the idea. The ONLY thing that bothers me is the way the conduit attaches underneath. The long strip needs to be removed if you are going to run wires that exceed the conduit opening, but they do provide rubber grommets. If you put anything with weight on the bottom, you may need to slightly push up to close the cover so that it seals properly. Small issue, especially since I will not be in that box very often. I did drill an additional hole in the side so I could place a 3/4” receiver for conduit. Easy, nothing to it. I will need two more to finish the outdoor side of our UniFi rollout. I will purchase these for sure.

wow heavy duty better then expected

I mounted it to my pool power post and put all of my star link modem and extra cable in it. I then ran Cat 6 shielded cable underground to my house. It's a nice watertight box. Worked out great

No complaints, seems to be a good quality.