ABS Electrical Junction Box, Ventilated Design, Cable Grommets, IP65 Waterproof Enclosure, Indoor/Outdoor Use with Mounting Panel (Clear Cover, 11.8"x7.9"x5.1")

I bought these before to use as outdoor wifi or timeclock enclosures. These are great for areas that aren't in the desert... The quality is good, I like thee thickness of the material. It has a clean look. Cisco aironet AP's fit inside perfectly also so do the smaller timeclocks with the color screens. Installation is easy as you can bolt these to the wall, or use pole clamps and unistrut inside thee warehouses. I recommend this electrical enclosure box.

Used this in an off grid gate opener. Has kept the solar charge controller dry for over a year. Several options for size so make sure you measure what you need to install. Grid in the back makes it nice to mount things(solar charge controller in my case). Vents on the side were the reason I bought this one. Zero issues with heat or bugs in 100 degree NC summer

This was the perfect ice maker for us. We wanted an ice maker that kept the ice freezer cold (hard ice) that didn’t water down our drinks. 🍹 It’s recovery time is quick and haven’t run out since we installed it. Don’t have to worry about drain either since ice doesn’t constantly melt.

Bought this to put in our pool house to hold a starlink mesh node to extend our coverage further in our backyard for cameras, speakers, lights and such. Pool house is enclosed, but no heat or insulation, so I was worried about the moisture. This seems to be protecting it, with no overheating. Box is heavy duty and well made. Will update if we have issues through the winter.

Sturdy and good for outdoor use. I have it contin outdoor speaker controls/power supply.

Study box. Mount directly on wall or use the small brackets shown in the photos. Worked great for my appoication. The clear front door is perfect for viewing the state of the devices inside.

Perfect for what I needed it for. I attached this to the backside of my house so that I had a place for my Govee house lights cables to be tucked away safely. This was the absolute perfect size for the power brick and the power button. With a plug in the soffit all that was missing was cable management. This was extremely easy to install. I went with this option because it has the little rubber plugs for different cable sizes and you didn't have to cut any cables or open any holes up bigger to put a plug through unlike a standard junction box. The latch works really well and closes the box up tightly. The seal is good as everything inside has always been dry! I would highly recommend and I would purchase this product again if necessary.

Used this for a Starlink install on an apartment building roof. Client was convinced he needed Starlink (despite having TWO cable providers in the building), and so I needed a box to house the power supply and ethernet terminations. Chose this partly based on price and partly due to it meeting sizing, transparency, and cable routing needs. It's a well built enclosure, with a decent selection of gromets for passing cables in, however I don't think the ventilation is going to do anything as the vents are passive and there isn't going to be any chimney effect to draw air through as they're located on the sides of the enclosure instead of the bottom. I can understand that due to not wanting standing water on top of the enclosure to come inside, but they could have staggered them horizontally to give it some vague change of drawing colder air in through the lower one and letting hot air out through the top. Saying that, the shrouds point downward, so it's like having a pea trap in your sink waste pipe, so I doubt even that would do anything. If this is an issue, I will have to mount some case fans on the inside of the top two vents and push air out, however that's going to be a pain, and I doubt the starlinke power supply is going to get that hot, so I'm probably overthinking it. I would have liked to see some better options for mounting. This was bolted to a rail by drilling a couple of holes in the back and using metal zip ties around the rail it was mounted to, which should do fine, but it wouldn't be difficult to set some nuts into the plastic to allow mounting hardware options on the outside without compromising the water-tightness of the enclosure.