📷 Rugged Waterproof Bullet Camera Junction Box Mount Bracket - Outdoor Use, Aluminum Construction, Conceal Cables (4 Pack) Review

Definitely got the job done on their Reolink bullet cameras instead of paying $25 each directly from Reolink. The only small issue is that they may include more screws to hold the camera to the bezel. Some of the screws I had were too long to fit in the bezel so I had to find random ones from my top box to fit.

You could probably mount your cameras without a mounting bracket, but why would you? Use these mounting boxes and you'll have a watertight zone for your connections, the option of a stronger, more professional mount, and better protection from natural disasters and vandals. At around $10 each, they're a bargain for what you're getting.

These are great and really make the connections really tight. My camera died due to a connection error. I installed them and had no problems. We had snow, rain and sleet and everything worked perfectly. I only wish they would give you 1 or 2 extra bushings for the larger holes which is why I gave them 4 stars instead of 5.

As another reviewer noted, the access holes are unthreaded. Holes smaller than 1 inch will not fit 3/4 or 1/2 ports. I've been looking for a solution for a long time. And the hole is so low that even if I widened the hole or tapped the thread, the 3/4" lock nut wouldn't fit. Despite its good performance, these issues are groundbreaking. Don't buy.

These versatile camera junction boxes are ideal for installers. They have a variety of hole sizes for different cameras with drilling additional holes. They are durable and thick to withstand all weather conditions. They also came with foam pads to protect against wall surface damage. These junction boxes came in packs of 4 which is great value compared to other junction boxes. I will buy more and recommend these boxes.

On-wall cameras on the building. These boxes were exactly what I needed. All assembly parts were included in the box. There are also soldered holes for wire insertion if not on the back. The camera mounting screws are equipped with O-rings for sealing. There are mounting schemes for many cameras. The only problem I noticed was that not all camera mounting schemes placed the camera in the center of the box. At the top of the ladder, finding the right hole pattern for the camera is a struggle.

Side ports (hubs) are NOT threaded so they will NOT connect to 3/4" threaded conduit fittings. I couldn't find a conduit connector that worked with them and I did have visited three shops looking for a solution. Also the side connectors (hubs) are not too close to the back, even if they are threaded you won't be able to use a lock nut inside. If you use the boxes individually and don't connect them to conduit or run a cable through conduit to them, they should work fine.

These are very good mounts and I had no trouble finding a template for two bullet camera models: the Q-See and Ezviz had symmetrically matching templates. The housings are of good quality and include the mounting screws needed to mount the camera and the screws to attach the mount to the house. I used them for a 4 camera POE security system. I removed one star for the following reasons: The hole in the center of the mount cover that allows the camera cables to enter the mount is not large…