Waterproof Junction Box,Nineleaf PVC/ABS Outdoor Junction Box Electrical,3 1/4 inch x 2 3/4 inch x 2 1/4 inch (86x74x62mm),Exterior Device Box,Universal Electrical Project Enclosure Box ,Grey

Installed on a light outside for my dad with a wireless light switch module inside it. It's been several months. So far it's dry. Opened this weekend cause light wasn't working. Turned out it was just a tripped GFCI. Lol

Its a very solid waterproof box, will do exactly what you need it for. The right color to match other boxes etc.

This is a great little box and is well constructed and heavy duty. However, that being said, there is one thing to note. It mentions the knockouts being both 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch and gives a nice drawing of that. However, that is only for the side knockouts. The end knockouts are only 1/2 inch. I was disappointed in that because I needed the ends to be 3/4. There is however a justifiable reason for that. The screw mounts for the box are too close to the knockouts to allow for a 3/4 hole there. It just wouldn't fit. So, while I was disappointed in that feature, I understood after seeing it. Just be aware when you purchase. I would suggest that they consider moving the mounting holes enough to allow for 3/4 on the ends, if that would be possible.

This plastic junction box is sold as a weather/water tight box and has a well-sealing lid; however, it is very thin-walled. The body is scored for removing "slugs" to attach gasketed connectors for passing wire into the box. The thin walls cannot stand up to "punching" out the slugs nor drilling. My box cracked and pieces broke out with each attempt, leaving gaping holes. I did not intend to use it outdoors but in my attic, so glued it back together sufficiently to use indoors. I would not use a junction box like this one, even indoors, ever again.UPDATE - Aug 19, 2022Seller offered and did replace the box. The Seller supplied some good advice on how best to open the scored holes, which is: 1) keep the lid on to maintain integrity of the box; 2) drill out the hole carefully. As you can see from the pictures, this worked out much better. Also of note, I used a Forstner bit the first time; that resulted in the wall breakage. This time, I used a small holesaw at low speed with the lid attached and with the box fully supported in my bench's end vice. I drilled holes at both ends, installed water-tight ferrules. As already said above, the box is a nice option for wire connections and now that I can easily apply the holes without breaking the walls, I've upped my rating to 4 stars.

Placed outside as a portal for a few ethernet cameras. Works great.

The shape of the box is nice, it seals out water nice, I’d probably buy another one of these but I did have some complaints. The plastic is thin to the point it feels fragile, it’s walls should be twice the thickness it is. The so called knockout holes were my biggest complaint. I wish they would have just left those out of the design completely because of how they did it. They don’t just knockout like anyone who has ever installed wiring before would expect them to. Even with the cover tightly installed, as recommended, you likely aren’t going to just knock those out with a screw driver. I ended up drilling my 1/2” Liquid Tight connector holes with a 7/8” hole saw, thus making the built in shaped knockout holes useless. Had they of just not attempted to put them on there at all I could have still just drilled the hole but could have put it where ever I wanted instead of being limited by the worthless indentations they made into this.As the saying goes, if you’re going to do it then do it right. The plastic of the box is too thin to feel solid/sturdy. The plastic around the knockout holes is too thick to be able to just knock them out.If you need this in a location you just need to keep your wiring connections dry but aren’t at risk of it being bumped or banged into, and you have a 7/8” hole saw or knockout punch then this will work fine for you.

The plastic was strong enough for my use.

Good kit with plenty of liquid tight connectors.