4 Pcs Junction Boxes IP65 Waterproof, ABS Plastic Project Boxes, Junction Electronics Electrical Project Boxes Enclosure Cases with Fixed Ear, for Electronics Instrument, Black/84x59x35 mm

Very good box can trill a hole easily no break good quality 6 stars if can I have in white colour 😜

Good quality construction. Mount using two screws (not supplied). Weatherproofing is via a simple rubber gasket which is supplied loose so you have to fiddle with it to get it to fit. Note that you get just the box and no connectors or anything for the inside. I need it to join light fittings to mains in a shed and bought separately a chocolate block strip and drilled holes in the side and back to take the cable - thus ruining any weatherproofing unless you use sealer (not needed in my case). There are no holes anywhere.

Particularly useful size of box for small projects. The plastic is easy to drill through to allow cables to enter. Appears to seal well. Good value as well.

I bought these for a home project. I installed an ESP32 development board and a custom PCB to control some RGB lighting. I like that the box can be screwed onto a wall. It helps keep the setup looking decent.I do wish the boxes had holes for wiring to come in/out. I ended up having to drill a hole on each side. Power comes in and is distributed through a PCB to my ESP32. it then comes out the other side as positive, negative and signal. These boxes are very strong and come with a weather-sealing gasket so I suspect they will be very durable.

A bit fiddly for large fingers but do the job and great value.

It's a box and it'll keep stuff inside out of the rain. There's a lip around the bottom half that fits into channel in the lid where you have to fit the gasket (supplied but needs trimming to length). There's 4 screws to hold the cover on and 2 chunky tabs to screw the box into something. There's also some posts to attach various things to inside.In my case, I used this to create an outdoor Meshtastic node using a Heltec V3 board. I Dremmel'd the interior posts away to create more space inside. Using some battery terminals (1 with a spring), a 21700 lithium cell fits nicely leaving the other half for the Heltec V3. Hot glue or 2 part Epoxy works well to hold things in place. I also added a solar panel and MPPT charging board to the front/top half. The sourcingmap 70mA 80mmx45mm solar panel fits almost perfectly on the front leaving just enough space the get at the screw holes (as long as they're in first). Not enough to keep it running but it'll hopefully lengthen the runtime on sunny days. I have, of course, had to drill holes for the antenna and solar panel connections but with hotglue and O-Rings, this enclosure kept everything dry in some torrential downpours.Very happy and can't really go wrong with the price. I will see if they continue to stand up to the elements over time.

Through my own mis-measure l could have done with them being a bit deeper but l got away with it. Have fitted a pair of switches into this and mounted it to operate live and isolated model railway track.

I have purchased these before and that is why I purchased them again,good quality item at a very reasonable price