DIN Rail Enclosure, Consumer Unit Box IP65 Waterproof, DIN Rail Box 5 Module, With 4 Terminals, 2 Connectors, Suitable for Outdoor Gardens, Farms, Charging Stations, Wet Rooms

Perfectly fine for putting together tidy, somewhat rugged mini distro boards in sheds, workshops, and in semi-sheltered outdoor areas. Fits just enough in there to be useful.Also whilst it *might* at a pinch be ok for areas fully exposed to the whims of the weather outdoors, I would suggest upgrading a notch or two, as I suspect it only just passes the bar for okay there. Definitely don't chance it with spots that see winter gales throwing half the ocean on it mounted in an exposed location ;)

Good value for money and mcbs fit on din rail and sit in the openings snugly, not much room internally but if your neat, cables fit ok.

Decent boxwell madeDIN rail is a bit flimsy but does the jobNice door looks weather proof but will be using inside so not going to find out

Just what was needed go protect the kwh meter in my garage. Good item and price.

Easy to install with plenty of knock outs

Sturdy and robust.Used for hot tub timer .Weatherproof

great box. Ip65 waterproof.

There are few, if any, lower cost options based purely on the size of these units but the positive starts and ends there. In my opinion, fine for indoor use but you get what you pay for and these units don't come anywhere near the ruggedness or weatherproofing quality of true outdoor units from A-brand players.The supplied plastic/silicone grommets aren't suitable for outdoor cable entry and replacing them with the correct glands of our own supply will throw up an annoying issue if you plan to use the upper or lower entry points. In both cases, the outer two knock-outs are obstructed by moldings in the case to hold the earth and neutral common bars. I had to cut-out sections of the lower mounts to be able to fit lock nuts onto the glands. This speaks to me of a product designed by a person or persons who've never fitted one themselves.Secondly, the screws attaching the front cover are small, "stainless looking" Posidrive ones, rather than the plastic locking mechanisms that are found on outdoor enclosures and junction boxes from the likes of Wisker, Schneider, ABB etc. I fully expect these to have rusted-out just a handful of years from now, when I likely need to re-entry the unit.Based on my observations and fitting experience, I wouldn't consider purchasing these units for exterior use again but they're likely fine for interior work unless high mechanical impact strength is a must.