LeMotech Junction Box, Electrical Box IP65 Water Resistant Dustproof ABS Plastic Project Enclosure for Electronics White 5.9X 5.9X 3.9 inch

Size of box reviewed: 5.9 x 5.9 x 2.8 (150mm x 150mm x 70mm).I found the material of the box allowed for easy modifications with needed holes to be drilled. The lid fits nicely on the box, with a built-in seal around the edge to keep it weatherproof. Overall, I was very pleased with the quality of workmanship and material of this project box.My project required several holes to be drilled in my box. The pre-scored 1" (25 mm) knock-outs are nice, but I needed a 1-1/8" (28 mm) hole where two of those knock-outs were located. So, I drilled a small pilot hole in the center of the knock-outs and then used a hole-saw attachment on my drill to bore the required 1-1/8" (28mm) hole (see pic with yellow hole saw). My project was to supply and distribute multiple voltages to be used by different devices. I mounted 2 ScanStrut weatherproof USB-A ports (ASIN B071WXWS9C) on the sides of the box. Inside the box, I also mounted a 6 VDC buck converter (ASIN B07SGJSLDL) and a 12 VDC buck/boost converter (ASIN B07N3QT628). From each of these converters, I will route the outputs through the cable glands mounted on the top of the box. The LeMotech box comes with 2 black cable glands, but I used 2 grey ones (ASIN B094ZDSD86) instead of the ones that came with the box. These required 2 custom 12 mm holes to be drilled in the top side of the box..This has turned out to be one of the smoothest project box jobs I have done. Hints for good results: drill holes slowly into the material, and do NOT force the drill/saw into the material. When sawing, proceed slowly so as to CUT the material, rather than BURN it. Since this project, I have ordered another one of the boxes of this same size, as well as another in a smaller size, for use in other projects.

This is a replacement for one that I have had in use for several years. The caulking around a project hole wore out and caused a leak, so a replacement was needed. It houses a water sensor for my pond fountain that turns off the fountain when water level drops too low. My only complaint is the screws holding the box together rusted together so I had to drill them out which damaged the box. Otherwise, this is a good product and worth the money. I am going back together with stainless steel screws just in case!

Worked just fine.Folks, spade bits are for wood. You need to use a hole saw or step drill bits on plastic........

Overall I can use it, but it's not ideal. Use a drill press, or be very careful drilling the holes. 1 of the 4 holes I drilled cracked out an adjacent junk. Had to drill it bigger and use the flimsy included gland instead of the good ones I got separately.I updated this to 5 starts since they offered me a refund. (I don't need it.) A decent company to work with!

Great price for a water tight under ground junction

It’s an alright box. Kind of thin shelled and should come with something to go between the box and whatever you’re mounting it to. Like a foam cutout or whatever. It’s an outside box, right?

Has everything I needed, and super easy to use.

I got this box to install a POE security camera for the house, I wanted the camera to be attached to the box in order to hide some of the excess cable that came with the box. Overall this box was exactly what I wanted for my project, it is pretty durable for being plastic and the box comes with everything needed to mount and run at least 2 cables out of it (I only needed 1). The craftsmanship of the box is really good, quite exceeding my expectations for the price, I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is in need of a product like this.There is one thing I think could be improved with this box. As I've mentioned earlier I bought this to mount a POE security camera, while I loved that this box came with 1/2" cable glands but the outside cap of the glands is just a TAD too small for a standard RJ45 connector (even without any sleeves) to go through. It is an easy fix where I just used a step drill bit to make the cap a bit bigger but after getting the cable through even when screwed all the way in there is still a little bit of space between the cable and the gland seal. I don't know if it is because I made the cap bigger but luckily where I mounted the box isn't be exposed to weather. Maybe this box isn't designed to have a CAT5 cable run through the gland but with POE stuff being very popular these days I think the manufacturer should take that into consideration.