MAKERELE Junction Box IP65 Waterproof Dustproof Outdoors Boxes ABS Plastic Electronic Project Enclosure White 3.9”×3.9”×2.8”inch (100×100×70mm)

We use these for where small items such as network connections and StarLink cables exit buildings. Guys love them for small personal jobs on residential structures just to cover exit holes that are sealed but the cable needs to change direction to a conduit or flexible conduit line.

Used this for security camera installation in a porch area out of the weather somewhat, but more importantly out of direct sunlight. I don’t think that the cable entry seals would last too long under direct sunlight. They are also up high out of harm’s way so their lack of robustness isn’t an issue. Good product in the right application. Would buy again.

The box does a good job keeping water out and protecting electronics. However, the screws that hold the lid on are not stainless and will rust. They need either stainless screws or little rubber like button covers to keep water away from the screws.

I installed this box on the I-beam nearby the gas furnace such that the Google Power connector can be stored inside. The multiple "holes" around the side of the box is very convenient to allow thermostat wires and AC transformer wire going into the box from both sides. The size of this box is big enough to hold all the wiring and Google power connector.

I purchased this to weatherproof my 12V 24AHr LiFePO4 rechargeable battery and photovoltaic (solar) charge controller unit for my Wyze outdoor cameras. The model I purchased for storing a 12V 24Ahr LiFePO4 rechargeable battery and solar charge controller is MKHR-RA400350120 (‎15.75 x 13.78 x 4.72 inches). The wall thickness is 0.1" (which is not shown in the drawing for the dimensions) which makes the large size box flimsy for heavy items inside like my battery. I feel the plastic on the larger boxes should have much thicker walls.The fact that only four tiny screws (one in each corner) are used to hold the lid onto the lower box section seems insufficient for providing the necessary force around the whole lid gasket to provide a secure seal. Also, due to the thin plastic walls with no reinforcement ribbing in the plastic, I'm skeptical of a waterproof seal in this model. So I'm using cable ties around the mid-sections in both directions to hold the lid's seal securely against the top edge of the main box. Oh, another thing about the lid - the screw heads are recessed below the lid's outer surface once installed allowing rainwater to pool up in the holes above the screw heads and will turn those screw heads into rust very quickly. To prevent that from happening I put small squares of aluminum duct tape over each hole once the screws were in.I'm placing this box behind the 120 Watt solar panel in hopes the UV light from the sun will be blocked by the shade of the solar panel to prevent the plastic from cracking years from now.I'd give it a four star review if I wasn't so disappointed in the thin walls for such a large box holding heavy items inside and the fact the mechanical designer thinks it only needs four tiny screws for a box this size to give adequate pressure on the gasket along the entire lip of the box.

Overall good product for the job I needed it for.

Weather resistant boxes when you need to protect entrances, devices and connections. This is a set of lightning/static suppressers for a ham radio station. Inexpensive and versatile.

It's simple and easy to use it, yet keep it mind screws get rusty over time and opening it might be a bit harsh.UPDATE: after few months, all bolts are rusted and opening is a pain, plastic is about to break...