Reolink Junction Box D20, Only Compatible Dome IP Cameras, RLC-520A, RLC-820A, RLC-823A, RLC-1224A, RLC-833A, RLC-842A, RLC-523WA, RLC-542WA, E1 Outdoor Series

I was doubtful whether to buy these as 4 came in at over £100 where a similar Chinese counter part was around £50. All I can say is I'm glad I did, I bought a NVR and 4 reolink 12mp cameras and these made it so simple to waterproof the connection. The Ethernet cable supplied by reolink fit through the cable glands so no need the cut and reconnect. They are a bit fiddly and what I've realized is you can install the camera on the ground, then install the back plate above with Ethernet cable. Then connect camera and screw the front plate to the back plate. If that makes sense? Reolinks own supplied Ethernet cables appear to be about 6mm. Inside the box is instructions, find which set of letters fit your camera and align on the front plate. Anyway basically these boxes will make your life easy, the install looks nice, tidy and without a doubt durable. They are really well built and I can trust they will keep the connection waterproof for well, basically ever.

Used these on my new homes CCTV system. It made fixing the camera and the cables much easier. They are slightly bulky but do the job

it is well built and this year’s version has more holes yet it still does not support some cameras. Like 840a - how can you get a mount which does not support all new cameras coming out. Makes no sense. There is a leaflet to indicate which holes for which cameras. I understands if you can get a different junction box like b10. But no.

Fantastic quality item, sure it costs a lot for what it is but the quality makes it worthwhile

The quality is very good but the price too high,

Fits really well and does the job only concern I have is the mounting template is weak and splits easily so may be better to centre punch the holes prior to drilling

The box is nicely constructed, but there seems to be some flaws in its design. The front panel has a large indent (that I assume is to accomodate a different model of camera) but when fitted with a RLC-520 it is left exposed leading to potential water/insect ingress. there is also an odd white foam sticker (gasket?) over the front, which is going to degrade and discolour over time, due to the smaller camera body this will be very obvious against the white finish.

The rubber sealing washer on the cable gland is too soft and squeezes out when tightening the gland to the body of the junction box. I have removed it and tightened the gland so that is firmly in place. It is at the lowest point so no water should be able to enter. I do not know if there should be a recess in the metal body to take up some of the rubber seal and limit the spread. The product is very sound and tidies up otherwise messy cabling.