Waterproof Junction Box ABS Plastic, Outdoor Electrical Box IP67 Hinged Cover Project Box with Mounting Plate Wall Brackets and 2 Cable Glands, Grey Electrical Enclosure 8.7"x6.7"x4.3"

Used it for electrical work in a pond

Water gets in. Although not soaking water was inside the box each time it rained

This enclosure was perfect for my project. Well made a appears to have tight seal. The grid made for easy installation of my components

Light weight for the size I am sure the plastic would break if you dropped it from 15 ft. Rugged enough for almost ever application. Nice mounting din panel.

I used this plastic junction box as a way to hold a small, rechargeable 12 volt lithium phosphate deep cycle battery and electrical components and connections to make it into a power bank for charging cell phones, GoPro cameras, rechargeable flashlights and other devices. The ABS plastic is durable and has a waterproof gasket around the lid. I like that it’s IP67 waterproof, so I don’t have to worry about taking it out in the rain. The box has a removable mounting plate with small holes all over it for attaching components by either using a small screw or a zip tie. I enlarged two holes into one hole to allow the zip tie to fit. The box comes with four metal mounting brackets in case you want to attach it to a wall (see photo). It also comes with two adjustable grommets in case you need to run wires into/out of the box. When tightened down, the grommets shrink down on the wire for a tight seal, but I would still recommend using some silicone sealant. I like that the box also has the ability to be locked with a small padlock or zip tie. That may be all that’s needed to keep small kids from getting into the box. I like that there are other sizes available. I definitely have other projects in mode where I will need them. I give these boxes a thumbs up. I sure hope the review was helpful. Thank you.

This is a pretty tight box. I'm using it to house an electric fence charger. A couple of notes: 1. There are no knockouts, so you'll need to drill holes for the glands. 2. The glands do not have rubber sealing inserts. Given those caveats, I'd recommend the box.

I installed this out at my carport for battery maintenace charger. It was easy to install, keeps the small charger out of the weather. I can't say how long it will hold up as I have only had it for a couple of months.