LeMotech Junction Box, ABS Plastic IP65 Waterproof and Dustproof, Universal Electrical Enclosure, Outdoor and Indoor Project Box 10 x 7.9 x 3.1 inch (255 x 200 x 80 mm)

Build Quality: The junction box exhibits excellent build quality. The materials used are robust, providing a sense of durability and reliability for long-term use. 2. Easy Installation: The installation process was straightforward, thanks to the well-thought-out design and clear instructions provided. This made the setup efficient and hassle-free. 3. Weather Resistance: I am impressed with the junction box’s ability to withstand various weather conditions. Its weather-resistant features ensure the safety of electrical connections even in challenging outdoor environments. 4. Ample Space: The interior space of the junction box is ample, allowing for organized and secure wire connections. This contributes to the overall efficiency and safety of the electrical system. 5. Secure Seal: The tight and secure seal of the box provides peace of mind, preventing any moisture or dust from compromising the internal components.

Came with decent hardware. Plastic is nice. No rubber gaskets but has a nice tight fitment.

I had no plans to use this outdoors and I'm not sure I would because the round plugs don't feel that secure, but the box itself has so many uses. For me, I needed an enclosure to house a fan controller for my 6U server rack in my garage that would allow me to only run fans when the ambient temperature in the rack reaches a certain temperature. I had tried to build something similar for about half the price with a black 3-gang switch plate and 3-gang electrical box, but the wall plate wasn't easy to trim nicely.I was able to easily drill and cut the box with a dremel wheel then file down to size. The material is rigid and thick but soft enough to easily craft and customize as needed. For indoor use it's everything I wanted to mount my fan controller.

PRO - Very good price and fast shipping. I use these indoors to "spool up" extra low voltage wiring that has factory ends already installed. They work very well for this application.CON - These are thin walled light duty ABS plastic boxes. There is a rubber gasket that seals the top to the box, but I would not consider them to be waterproof. The factory label from LeMotech says "Dustproof".

The box is perfect to hide wires from the side of the house. It is a perfect item and easy to install!

Reviewing: (10 x 7.9 x 3.1 inch (255 x 200 x 80 mm)OK box for an ehhh price. Rubberized grommets are well-fitted and feel like a decent quality rubber material.Very sparse mounting options for interior components. Because of this, I had pre-designed a backplate with a grid of m3 holes 5mm on center with cutouts to slot over the inner protrusions, so it would sit nice and neatly in the base. Fortunately there are drawings with all of the necessary measurements. Unfortunately they are not completely accurate. The set of double holes are listed as 186mm O.C. when they're actually 196mm O.C.. This isn't a big deal, just that I put too much trust in the drawings up front.For ~$20, I'm not super thrilled with the overall construction. I'd be much happier with a price point of $12-15. Not only is it a pain to access because it requires removing all 4-screws, the screws feel like they're softer than the plastic and probably won't last very long if frequent access is needed. I would have expected even a low-grade stainless screw here considering their key role in the weather-resistance system.Honestly, aside from slightly better aesthetics, you could probably hobble together a more functional unit from a plastic ammo box and some silicon for about half the price-- and that'd have a latched/hinged lid.I purchased this for a portable DC powered lighting rig (an automotive light bar on a portable tripod). It houses a 10A switching power supply with decent room for wiring including a 30A relay, the fuse harness for the DC supply, a switched power supply bypass circuit to allow direct 12V input from a car battery via banana plugs and finally a 40mm blower case fan to help the components breathe through a breathing tube

The rubber plugs are a great idea. The box is weatherproof and strong.

These are great outdoor waterproof junction boxes. Only surprise was the pre drilled holes are 3/4”. Not 1/2” so I had to purchase reduction bushings to connect 1/2” pvc conduit to it

It's a nice jonction box and it looks good.The only thing is the screws that are provided are too weak for a drill.

Se recomienda amplia mente muy buena calidad

屋外用の防雨仕様の4×４ＢＯＸを探していました。ノックアウトの防水パッキンがしっかりして浸水の心配は無いようです。以前は防水ＢＯＸと云えば金属製で浸水や錆に弱く大変でしたが、本品なら安心です。この価格ならお勧めです。

What would you use this box for? As an amateur radio operator I would use it for a coaxial cable entry point for my shack. Where the box is usually mounted low to give better access to earth stakes and where the cables come in beneath the radio. And for this it is perfect……until you go and try and reattach the lid.The holes for the lid screws are large but the screws are tiny. Not even my magnetic screwdriver could hold the screws horizontal enough to get these tiny screws centred in the large hole. Much swearing, much dropping tiny screws in the dirt, a sore back from stooping so low for so long and I was ready to kick this box to kingdom come. In the end the only way I could do it was to dip my screwdriver in silastic and shine a very bright light down the hole. Success at last but my plan to cut back drinking has failed tonight.

I bought this to house a circuit board that contains a wifi antenna for remote control of my pool pump. The requirements were that it be weatherproof, bug proof, and looks fairly good. First off I had to drill through the back to create mounting screw holes. Not a big deal. Second, the rubber grommets were high quality and you can cut through them to insert wiring while maintaining a fairly tight seal. No creepy crawlies going in so far, but as for weather I'll have to wait a year and update you. We get extremes in weather, 30 degrees Celius in summer, -30 degrees in winter. Hard on electronics to be sure. If you are using it as a true junction box you won't be disappointed.Ok one year update. The plastic corners are cracking, likely due to weather. Where I inserted the wires spiders are getting into the smallest holes. The gasket between the box and lid falls out, but I guess that's minor. I've learned that I need to seal the gaps in the grommets with silicone. I wanted to paint the whole thing black and whilst the plastic is easy, the soft rubber grommets did not take the spray paint well, leaving them sticky. Any suggestions? The electronics held up.