Joinfworld Outdoor WiFi Enclosure Weatherproof Locking Outdoor WiFi Box Plastic Waterproof Switch Router Enclosure Box 8.7x6.7x4.3

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great way to make your indoor eero access point weather proof.

Just what was needed. Great quality. Thanks!

Arrived in an open damaged box, but the product didn't have a scratch on it. I am using this to conceal my outdoor mini-blue tooth receiver. Plenty of room for mt receiver and the AC adapter. Spacers for wires were perfect for my needs and the blanks sealed the unit as expected.

I got the Joinfworld Outdoor Electrical Box thats 15.7"x11.8"x7.9" for an outdoor project that I was planning for a while but I just didnt know how to bring into reality without the right equipment. So the idea was that I wanted to install a Geodnet GNSS station (a station to monitor satellites in the sky for geo positioning data) at my house but I couldnt install the station on the roof because I was going to get the roof replaced soon and my family didnt want me to install anything that might damage the roof. I couldnt install the station in my back yard because I have a bunch of trees along the whole right side of the house and back of the house that would block the satellite signals. So I decided to install the station on my front driveway using a bunch of plumbing parts that I got from the local home improvement store, a power station, a solar panel, and some electrical boxes.The Joinfworld 15.7"x11.8"x7.9" Outdoor Electrical Box was the only electrical box that I found that would fit a power station inside of it to get my project started and that had vents on the sides for ventilation of the power station inside of the electrical box. Although I wish that the Joinfworld electrical box was the proper dimensions to be able to place a power station inside upright instead of having to place the power station sideways it still works fine in a sideways position so its not too big of a deal. I really love how Joinfworld included a little metal shelf too so that I could place the power station on top of the included metal shelf and have the bottom part of the shelf free and clear to be able to run cables to the holes on the bottom of the electrical box.The reason that I gave this product a 4/5 are because in the original stock photos that the product had up on Amazon it showed that it had at least 2 fan mounting plates included but it really only had 1 fan mounting plate included and the other 3 vents just have dust filters on them. The included fan is pretty useless and doesnt have any molar connections only a red and black cable with no connections in the end so I replaced it with a Thermalright TL-9015B 92mm 4 pin PWM fan which lasted about a week outdoors until a family member was watering the nearby plants with the garden hose and sprayed some water on the Joinfworld Outdoor Electrical Box with the water hose and the fan inside of the electrical box got wet and stopped working (even though they claim IP65 waterproof rating). I havent had any issues with the rain damaging the power station yet (its rained 2-3 times already since I have had it running) but just dont go spraying the electrical box with the water hose if you want the stuff inside to survive.The seller was very helpful when I pointed out that in the older photos (when I ordered the item) that it showed that it had at least 2 fan mounting brackets but that when I actually got it the box only had one, the seller issued me a partial refund for the problem and I kept the item because it met my needs. In the end I ended up just leaving the electrical box with the broken fan unplugged because the small power station that im using might go offline if the fan stays on all night sucking up electricity from the battery, its better to prioritize running the Geodnet GNSS station instead with the battery. The power station has its own fan anyway which has been keeping it healthy and running without any issues.I hope to see more electrical boxes from Joinfworld in the future, maybe plan some around storing power stations?

It worked as promised and was great for keeping my network access point dry outside by my pool.

These are great little project boxes, available in all kinds of sizes. I use them to make little electronic control things -- mounting din rail inside and putting in relays, LED indicators, din rail meters, circuit breakers, etc, whatever is required for the project at hand. I like the clear doors for ones added to power control rooms because you can see inside to see if circuit breakers are on or LED indicators are lit up. Not sure how well the plastic would hold up long term outdoors to UV exposure, but they do appear to be pretty waterproof as far as that goes.

This waterproof electrical box is an excellent choice for housing lab equipment such as the FortiGate Rugged 70F and the FortiSwitch Rugged 112D. It provides ample space to accommodate not only the devices but also their power converters and a compact surge protector or breaker combo.With an IP65 rating, this box offers outstanding protection against the elements, making it ideal for outdoor setups. Overall, it is a reliable and well-designed solution for organizing and safeguarding sensitive equipment in challenging environments.

Used this box to put a large router in so I could install it outside of a metal building, worked perfect, very good quality, heavy duty.