Volteck 45005 4x2 electrical plastic wall box

The fans seem to work fine... but the box itself... feels a little flimsy and not as strong... time will tell since i am using outdoors and texas heat will put to the test!

For anybody who wants to protect electrical components from severe weather or accidental splashes of water, I believe that this enclosure is a highly practical option that may be used. I conducted some research on a number of other possibilities before making the purchase, but in the end, I decided to go with this particular one since it met the requirements for being waterproof, it came with a fan and a thermostat, and it was described as having a robust mounting plate. Please find below a comprehensive account of my experience with the product and how it performed for me. At first sight, I was astonished by how substantial the materials felt when I got the enclosure. These materials were quite sturdy. In addition to having a comforting thickness, the ABS plastic featured a hinged lid that gave the impression of being well-constructed rather than fragile. A mounting plate that made it simple for me to connect my controllers and wire panels was included in the package along with all of the necessary accessories, such as the fan and the thermostat that was built in. I believe that the fan that is provided is a wonderful feature since it assists in maintaining enough ventilation on days when the weather is higher, so guaranteeing that the temperature inside does not increase to an excessive degree. Additionally, the thermostat provides an additional degree of confidence by permitting the fan to function just when it is required, therefore preventing the fan from making a continuous noise or draining energy.

My dad is an electrician and I gave this to him. I thought he could use it for some of his clients jobs. Seems like a nice electrical box. He plans to use it. It has fans on the inside as well to help. keep things cool I guess. I think a licensed electrician should be the one who installed this. Just to make sure that it is done properly.

Basically fine, but given a few surface cracks after a few months of service, I'm concerned about whether this is really UV resistant plastic.

I've used a couple of these boxes over the last year. They work well and protect the sensitive network hubs from the elements. Would have like to be able to purchase more mounts designed to work with the plastic backboard.

The box is handy and the attachment board in the back is great for putting components exactly where you want them without having to drill holes in the box. The box is rather thin material. It locks securely. I just hope it lasts.