Zulkit Junction Box ABS Plastic Dustproof Waterproof IP65 Electrical Boxes Hinged Shell Outdoor Universal Project Enclosure Clear Cover with 2 Cable Glands 5.9 x 3.9 x 2.8 inch (150x100x70 mm)

The item is very well made, the seal is very tight. I use it to keep my outdoor remote controls safe and it’s just perfect for that.

Low cost solutions… used to protect honey well alarm keypad

Wow, you can even mount this upside down like we did under the eaves. We placed the LED strip light box in it and it stays perfectly dry. The size is roomy enough so we didn't have to squeeze the wires in.

I put a 4 zone not waterproof irrigation timer in this so it could be outside. It was that, or splice the wires so it could be inside my garage. This was easiest. Works great.

This review is for the 300x200x160mm version.I bought this for a home networking project in my garage, so I don't care if it's waterproof. I just want it to be dust proof. The seal looks like it will be water proof, if that's important to you.Pros:- see-through lid- hinges and latches work well- looks like it seals wellCons:- the screws provided for the wall mounting feet look like the wrong size. I had to drill out the holes to get them to thread in. They also have an unusual "phillips" head that fits very loosely with my #2 phillips screwdriver, making it difficult to get the screw started in the unthreaded hole.- the wall mounting feet have a bit of flash on them that has to be cut off before they'll fit

it is -- it fits our need perfectly

I haven't had the box long enough to say anything about the weatherproof or Water resistance yet but will update this review after it gets above 40 degrees here in Texas and I actually get it mounted.So far, the box has been easy to work with and the construction is very good. The latches close down nice on the box and the clear lid makes it easy to see the displays on the electronics I have in there. There are 2 things that knocked it down a couple of stars for me though. There are no knockouts for the included cable bulkheads, and they are not really waterproof or even water resistant. They have no way of tightening up around any size of cable that you would put in them. That to me knocks it down a star. I am planning on using silicon sealant to plug these up. I might recommend it depending on the persons skill level and their project (in or out of the weather)

Works perfectly as described