BMZX for Tesla Wall Charger Box Compatible with Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3, Indoor/Outdoor EV Charger Enclosure, Cable Organizer, Waterproof & Dustproof

Have Model Y. Live in condo with underground garage. Did not want to keep charger cord in car since you really only need it when home (Superchargers have their own cords for your use). Wanted strong safe lockable charger that was easy to use. THIS IS IT.A couple of hints: (1) the lock works with a key and a press. Once you unlock it, and release the handle lock the lock again. Then all you need to do when you close it is turn the handle and it will lock automatically.(2) I ordered it and it did not come as soon as I expected. The moment I contacted the company, via Amazon, they shipped another which I had in a few days.(3) The red decal that covers the front of the box and that, no one seems to like, came off easily. I just started at a corner and peeled it away.9/22/22 ORDERED SECOND BOX for second parking space. THIS ONE HAD RED PAINTED ON IMAGE INSTEAD OF REMOVABLE DECAL.I covered the RED paint with TWO layers of white contact paper. Still very happy with box. Use several times a week. It is inside condo garage, not exposed to rain.Both boxes keyed the same, probably all use same key, which is nice for me since I only carry one key for two boxes, but not really secure, if that is an issue for you.Tried one of the competing black glass front charger boxes with combination lock, but cannot read combination in dark garage even with flashlight. Lock is too small and reflective. Returned this one.I searched for a long time and this is PERFECT for my needs and well constructed and strong.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased the BMZX for Tesla Charger Station Box because my Universal Tesla charger was going to be installed outside, and I needed something to protect it from the harsh sun in the high desert where I live. After using it for two months, here are my thoughts:Initial Impressions:When I first received the BMZX Charger Station Box, I was impressed by its size and sturdiness. The panels are not thin, which speaks to its great build quality. It looked massive but very well-built.Usage Experience:I use the box every other day when I charge my Tesla, and it has met all my expectations. The primary function of this box is to encase and protect the charging station, which it does very effectively.Key Features:Lock and Space: One of the standout features is the lock and the ample space it provides. Unlike many other products, this one comfortably fits the Universal Tesla Charger.Durability: It has held up well in the desert weather, which is quite dusty. The box keeps my charger secure and has air vents to maintain a cool temperature for the charger.Issues Encountered:Initially, I had a significant issue with the lock and key. The lock was stuck, and it took about 10 minutes of twisting and jiggling the key to get it to turn. This was frustrating enough that I considered a partial refund. However, once the lock started working properly, I decided to keep the box, and it has been working fine ever since.Tips for Other Users:Check the Lock: Before installing, make sure the lock works. If it doesn’t, try jiggling the key until it turns.Installation: Use a template to drill the holes as the box is quite heavy. You might need two people for installation.Customer Service:I contacted Amazon when I initially had trouble with the lock. Amazon was very helpful, and although reaching out to companies on Amazon can sometimes be tricky, Amazon’s customer service always provides reliable support.Final Thoughts:I would recommend the BMZX for Tesla Charger Station Box to others, despite the initial lock issue. After resolving that, it has proven to be an excellent accessory for my Tesla. It’s a must-have if you plan to install an EV charger outside.

The media could not be loaded. First it was difficult to make a decision based on some of the bad reviews but I’m glad I trusted the few pictures that were uploaded. I rarely take my time to write a full review on items but this is worth every second. I hope my points help someone that is the same situation as I am.First and foremost you need to make sure that you get someone to assist you and have the right tools. I’m lucky enough that I’m in the construction field and one of my electrician did the install and entire electrical to set up my Nema 14/50 mobile connector from the electrical panel. I would recommend hiring a handy man if you are not a handy person yourself.When I first noticed the delivery box I questioned if I made a mistake because the thing was HUGE. Even when I took it out I still questioned it BUT as you see in the picture it’s a perfect fit and wouldn’t recommend a smaller one.THE BEST THING is the lock set up I compared it to a physical lock but because my box is exposed to the sidewalk anyone could literally come and snap it open. So this flush lock set up is hands down the best, unless you have the key to turn any push in open the handle doesn’t pop out. To me feels the most secure.The only con I have is the side vents should have had like a mesh like someone posted so little bugs don’t crawl inside. The person who showed the mesh gave me a great idea so I will do something like it.To wrap it up if you can’t have your charger inside THIS IS IT FOR YOU. It’s a MUST

This is a very well-made box. The powder coated finish looks great The door is connected with a grounding strap to the case. The inside of the box is very well-made and organized . The box has a built-in gutter. The locking mechanism is a handle. It pulls out, then turns. it has ports on the bottom for mounting your conduit. The cabinet is better than anything I found on eBay and without the worry. i’m using this with a Tesla wall connector, which has a 20+ foot cable. This box is more than adequate to store the connector and cable. this box is more built for conduit coming out the bottom or you’d have to flip the door and cover the ports that are not needed if you were going to use it with the conduit coming out the top. I not being a nitpicker found some of the corner welds on the gutter to have some small holes which can easily be filled with silicone or the use of something like JB Weld but I’m talking very small. 5 stars