🏢 Streamlined Solution: Open House H312Kit 12-Inch Enclosure for Efficient Organized Setups Review

Most structured media boxes are overpriced. This H312 kit is very well priced considering it comes with a cover. Please note that this box uses an "open house" mounting grid which is not compatible with most other major brands. The Open House modules I got with it are very good products, a good choice. But with the help of screws on the back, the box is quite flexible even with a modest 110 block hits. The lid is too annoying to use. Spring latches just won't snap, they have to be flexed again…

Whilst I have not used this product for its intended purpose (home audio etc) this is a fantastic solution to my needs. I had to house my home network in an enclosure as it is in a lint filled utility/laundry room. The idea of $600 worth of electronics just strewn across a shelf in a heap of clutter (just begging to be removed) just doesn't make sense, these things are very important to our lives and livelihoods these days. I have a cable modem, wireless router, ethernet hub, NAS drive and all…

I use it as a connection point for overhead speakers and network cables and can accommodate a small Class-T amplifier and a Bluetooth adapter. It's very well built, but be aware that it's plastic. So if that's not what you're looking for, it might not be worth buying. He looks bigger than I expected.

When I upgraded my alarm system with a new Wi-Fi based system, the signals didn't come out of the old metal box. Wall recess compared to the old surface-mounted box. This box is actually wider than you might expect (closer to 16" than 12" actually), which is a good thing because it fits nicely between the spikes - I thought the spikes were too far apart on the first friend. Tip: Don't overtighten either side at first, press each side in turn until the box is where you want it in the hole in the

This case is the perfect alternative to the metal boxes that come with security systems. I used this to set up my home security system. It fits snugly against the wall and the only part that sticks out is the lid (which I think is great because it hides the box/plaster seams).

It does the job. I wanted a flush mount plastic box to replace the surface mount metal security cabinet I had previously installed in my home. This is the only box that fits my application. My network and security cables were installed on opposite sides of the rack, and after installing the larger network box, I didn't have room for another large box in the adjacent rack bay. I used this box because I could mount it on the side, which gave me a few inches of space between the boxes. Cons: - The