DEWENWILS Large Outdoor Electrical Box, Waterproof Power Cord Protector for Electrical Connections, Ideal for Extension Cords, Timers, Power Strips, Power Tools, Holiday and Landscape Lights, Green

We use ours for our pool pump and filters powered. We have an extension cord in one side and the power cords on the other side. The box has a place for a padlock allowing another level of safety.

I use it for my RVs 30 amp connector. There was no place to run the large cable so i simply drilled out two of the existing holes to accommodate the larger cable. Works great, everything staying dry even after heavy rains.

Exactly as advertised. The rubber strip that seals in the cords can be tricky to get in place when closing the lid but it works.

I bought this to run power to my chicken coop and it seems perfect for the task.

I have not had time to make it really "weatherproof" because the instructions to install the rubber gaskets are nowhere to be found (either it's so obvious to everyone else, or they are just missing from my box). Tomorrow on daylight I plan to give it another look. But really, wouldn't hurt having some instructions.I think it would be "weathproof" once properly installed, but don't expect it to be waterproof. I wouldn't use it around ponds or pools, or buried under snow. Pay attention to how it's supposed to be installed, and that it drains correctly. You could just set it down if you want, but I'd rather have it mounted on a wall, fence, or just a post, with the cable gaskets pointing down.Edit: from other videos, I realized that the gasket usually comes preassembled and attached, but in my case it was loose in the box, in three pieces. Therefore why my instruction confusion.Also, I had a chance to finish the installation, so just two quick updates:1. The ugly label on the top peeled easily and cleanly just by hand. YAY! I am so glad I didn't have to break out harsh chemicals that may have matted out the box finish. But the label had to go!2. I plan to attach the box on a brick wall. The hanging holes in the back are not deep enough to take concrete hex screws, now I need to get some masonry flat head/phillips screws. I hate masonry phillips screws, they are a stripping disaster waiting to happen.

Overall very good, but just know the plastic box is a bit fragile. I dropped it by accident (about 2 feet to the cement) and it cracked the corner. The weatherproofing was compromised and I had to fix with duct tape - hopefully this works to keep out the moisture.

Water resistance, sturdiness, protect wires

We often work remotely on our deck. It is big enough to include a power strip for multiple uses.

Bien! Resiste lluvias, lo tengo en una terraza abierta!

Getting 4 stars as the product is good and does it thing but it is hard to open and close and also harder to put in the wires.

I wanted to keep my power bar to stay dry during the winter time. I used this for my outdoor Christmas lights and so happy with the purchaseThere's enough room for the power bar to fit in and I plugged 4 extension corfs into it quite snuggly.We had a lot of rain not much snow yet and the box kept the water out.

Worked well through the winter soBought another one forAnother area of the garden

Water gets inside somehow