11.4"×7.5"×5.5"

Nice, solid, plastic enclosure. I used this for a control system for my CNC router and it worked great. The face and body were both easy to cut/drill with no cracking. Obviously good for something that you are probably buying to customize. I've been using this for several months and it is holding up well.

excellent, got rid of the cheap box cable, and installed this one, major step up, in quality, you'll need to drill some hole so cable comes in and out, no issue, just use step bit, and those screw in waterproof cable hugger huggers the raise grate is perfect, to keep electronics off bottom, and give a place to drill without going through box. the snap on brackets keep it tight, who knows how they will last outside but those are easily replacable, the box and seal itself is waterproof

Great boxes all around, build quality is spot on. Boxes measured just like the listing showed. Removable tray on the bottom was a nice touch with screw for install. Box has strong metal clamps that hold down the lid nice and tight with a what seems like a good o-ring seal. Had to drill some plug holes on the outside of the box, plastic was strong and drilled great. Some lower end plastics can be brittle, this was not one of those.

The Gratury IP67 Junction Box is a solid and reliable enclosure for protecting electrical components from water, dust, and outdoor elements. I used this for an outdoor wiring project, and it’s held up well in various weather conditions. The plastic enclosure is tough and durable, and the hinged grey cover makes it easy to access wiring when needed. The included mounting plate and wall brackets made installation simple, and everything fit together securely. With an IP67 waterproof rating, it provides excellent protection against moisture, making it perfect for outdoor electrical setups, industrial applications, or DIY projects. The 8.6"×6.7"×4.3" size offers enough space for multiple connections while remaining compact. One small thing to note: The included screws are decent, but using stainless steel screws may offer better long-term durability in extreme conditions. And here’s a quick joke: Why do electricians love junction boxes? Because they always keep connections secure! Overall, the Gratury IP67 Waterproof Junction Box is a well-built, weatherproof enclosure that’s easy to install and ideal for protecting electrical components. It’s a great choice for both professional and DIY electrical projects.

Decent quality box that can be drilled and have conduit holes cut. I needed this for a PLC with multiple add on cards, large PSU, temperature PTC and current transformer. It works well and is decent quality although you have to go slow while machining/cutting holes. My only criticism is they should tell you that the wall mounting brackets need enclosure penetrating screws which is also true if you mount it directly (hard as the back mounting plate obscures the holes). Not sure why they can't provide captive nuts molded in the plastic box to attach the wall brackets as they do for the mounting plate inside but they don't. So if you want the box to be IP65 rated you have to carefully seal any holes. I knew this going in as I have purchased a smaller version before. Overall a decent quality plastic enclosure.

Works as it should. Well made and truly waterproof with a rubber o’ring seal.

I purchased this junction box to house components for automating a dust collector and an air compressor. The enclosure has plenty of room, making installation of both DIN rail mount components and custom mounts easy. The overall build quality is excellent—I have zero complaints so far. Highly recommended if you need a spacious, sturdy enclosure for electrical projects.

I really like this box. The picture of the internals above are prior to the project being done. Was still waiting on parts at the time. However, it gives you an idea of what fits. Although, there may be multiple sizes to choose from depending on the listing at the time. If so, my box was sized 14.6" x 10.6" x 5.9". I was expecting to use nuts in order to secure the DIN rail on the back side but I decided against it as #6-32 screws snugly fit into the square holes and provided a really good bite. Very pleased with that. I am used to drilling holes in the back plate and securing with nuts and bolts or rivets. Penetrations for conduit connections are easy as it's a plastic box. Again, I'm used to metal so having plastic made everything easier. I would definitely buy this box again. The only concern I have is how well it holds up to UV. Only time will tell.