Bud Industries NBF-32012 Economy Box - Weatherproof Plastic Indoor Electrical Box - Standoff Wall Mounting Industrial Electrical Unit Review

Good quality box. Use it outdoors to hold a mini amp. It appears to be airtight and weatherproof. Let's see when it actually rains in California.

Works very well as expected. All components work together. You have to push the door a little to make it snap into place. Otherwise, it will not lock, but will open. ABS smells a bit when drilling, but not unbearable.

The product received was NOT made by Bud. But from a competitor! However, the box works well for my purpose of containing a Raspberry Pi and a Flightaware receiver used to send aircraft ADSB/transponder data to Flightaware and ADXB Exchange.

I am reinstalling my late 1800's house on a new 200A. The AC wiring was too short to get to where I needed to install the new panel. I removed the old switch and installed this junction box next to it and connected the same wire to the new switch in the new panel. This made the transition much easier, safer and cleaner.

Great heavy stable box. good tight clasp. I drill the holes I need where I want and the plastic drill bits are clean and won't crack or compromise. I bought several of these in different sizes to connect an outdoor camera and network devices. They work great and are great value for money.

I have been a contractor for Time Warner Cable for over ten years. I'm used to working with inferior plastic cases at a lower cost and I can assure you this is NOT one of them. This plastic case is made of hard plastic with a rubber o-ring around the lockable area. The clips are of high quality and do not bend when pressed. I usually see hard plastic cases in the $40 range. I'm very satisfied with this product. I will be ordering other boxes from BUD Industries in the future and hope they are…

Just received this box and it looks great. It appears to be well made and looks like it's not only weatherproof but waterproof as well. It has just one problem that may limit its usefulness for the project I'm building. I need to be able to open it easily in very cold winter weather. I tested this by placing it in the freezer at 0°F. When it's cold I can open the latches with no problem, but the door won't budge until left at room temperature for a few minutes. The box was completely dry for my

I replaced a sprinkler control in my garage with a pair of Rachio WiFi sprinkler controls. The old Rainbird controller had PVC tubing with magnet wires attached, and the controller itself was inside the Rainbird plastic case. The newer controllers accept wires from the bottom but don't have the ability to hide the wiring. In addition, Rachio controls require reduced gauge solenoid control wires. While browsing Revain I came across several thermoplastic boxes. I chose the NBF-32012 because of…