Universal Junction Box for Bullet Security Camera,Dome Camera Junction Box Mount Bracket, Indoor/Outdoor Wall Ceiling Mount Hide Cable Junction Base Boxes for Reolink Solar Panel (4pcs)

Needed some conduit boxes to go along with the installation of several Reolink 4K Turret cameras [RLC-820A] (not bullets which is what these are designed for). I did not pay attention to the compatibility description until they arrived and I attempted to install, but thankfully they still ended up working out with a small amount of effort. These are cheaper, smaller in size, and plastic vs metal as opposed to the proper box (Reolink D20) but will fit if you offset screws at an angle before securing the camera. Once that is complete, moderate force to the screws secured the camera sub-base to the lid of the box. It also includes gaskets that can be slit to allow the wiring through and maintain a moderate amount of ingress protection. These are not fully sealed like the metal ones are but I’m installing under eaves and not *that* concerned. The only major issue I ran into was the main cable gland of the cameras not fitting into the box (too long). I opted not to use it at all and instead dielectric greased the Ethernet connector for similar moisture protection. When installed, these boxes are fairly cramped for wiring space, but when coiled correctly it fits with no kinking whatsoever. The top plate slides off of the box about ½” and lifts up with a set screw securing it together.

This junction box is made of really cheap plastic. As I was installing it, the area around the screw holes started cracking. There’s no way this thing is waterproof if it’s already falling apart. Definitely not worth the money.

Good junction boxes. to entend outdoor cameras to under roof facial panels.

Excellent weatherproof camera box.. I see complaints about these boxes are that turret cameras don't fit and the tight interior space. I used these for analog cameras that use BNC and power connectors. Yes it's tight, but it works well. Shouldn't be any issues with IP camera RJ-45 connectors. My turret cameras holes didn't line up either, but it's really easy to line the camera base up on the box top, mark the holes with a sharpie and drill your own holes. Comes with plenty screws and anchors. The boxes work great, no complaints and the cost less than $10 each.

There are things I like about this case and things I am not thrilled with. What I like: - The cover is different from other camera junction boxes I have used and I like it. Only 1 screw to secure it - It has a water resistant design - easy to attach to a wall - weep holes in the case to let water drain out - the color goes well with my cameras What is not so great: - the screws provided to attach the camera to the case are the wrong type of screw and end up poking a hole in the cover making it less water resistant - the inner chamber where the connectors and such go is pretty small for POE type cameras (reolink is super hard to get mounted) - these are really meant to be mounted on a wall... ceiling is possible but weep holes are in the wrong place Overall, I have used 4 different types of camera junction boxes and these are kind of right in the middle in the pack. They are plastic and are priced almost the same price as metal junction boxes for cameras.

Does the job for Ubiquiti G5 Turret Cameras or any other with a small base. Great price compared to the $49 official junction box on Ubiquiti’s website. Would not trust the water resistance but it is not fully exposed in my application.

pore quality not water proof, wont support much weight, I will never purchase again.

I’ve used ABS junction boxes before, but I’ve never seen one with such poor quality. The plastic is extremely thin and feels like it could crack with the slightest pressure. It’s definitely not durable and doesn’t offer any real protection. Honestly feels like a waste of money.

holes don't line up to reolink security camera