💡 Enhance Lighting Control with LEDENET 86X86X40mm Recessed Electrical Controller Review

Custom size, will not stand on the wall. Installing a remake requires some drilling and creative skills. Otherwise this is the only box suitable for LEDENET touch panels.

They work for the controller, but the design is bad. There is no good option to mount in the wall for new or retrofit. Also, this is the exact size of the device, so it's difficult to close the hole in the wall.

This box is well made and goes well with my LEDENET D1. There is no excuse for not including mounting screws. Also, there should be an option for legacy work/renovations using drywall strips. Unless you're building them into a new wall or cabinet, retrofitting them can be quite difficult.

These are essential for some LED controllers and with strong filaments they are durable. However, they do NOT come with screws. The downside is that using them is a terrible design and there is no decorative panel in the design, so the edges around the controller are visible. I'm going to cut out some small overlays to trim mine, but I wish the controller had a different design. However, if you must have one - it's good value for money.

Excellent box. Reviews said they hated it because it had to be cropped out perfectly to hide the gaps. In my case I had access to the back of the wall so I could cut a hole big enough for the back of the LED panel but smaller than the front of the box. There was a bracket on the panel that screwed into this box, so I put drywall between the bracket and the box. I also made a wooden spacer and attached the box to a nearby post for extra support. The LED panel snapped into the bracket and covered

We don't actually use these boxes in the US, but I had a DMX LED touchpad that needed it. Because the touchpad is poorly designed and exactly the same size as the box, it leaves no room for error of any kind. To make things easier, I ended up using a two-speed Lutron screwless plate and trimmed it. Looks good to me!

These are required for some LED controllers and are made to last with strong threads. However, they do NOT come with screws. The downside is that using them is a terrible design and there is no decorative panel in the design, so the edges around the controller are visible. I'm going to cut out some small overlays to trim mine, but I wish the controller had a different design. However, if you must have one - it's good value for money.

Great little box Had in my case I had access to the back of the wall so I could cut a hole big enough for the back of the LED panel but smaller than the front of the box.The panel had a bracket that screwed into this box so I got it I wedged drywall between the bracket and the box I also made a wood spacer and attached the box to a nearby stud for extra support The LED panel snapped into the bracket and covered the edges perfectly No gaps Access to the back would be a rare occurrence…