LemonBest 2pcs Waterproof Outdoor External 2 Way PG9 Electrical Junction Box Underground Cable Line Wires Power Cord Connector Protection

Easy to use; they work well I spliced four wires underground and it has been six months in wet conditions with no issues. These are sturdy. They have seals. I think these will do for the long haul (several years) underground and keeping the splices water-free). My application was with 10 gauge wire. It fit. Highly recommended.

Had a break in underground 110v wiring with very little slack to work with. This product went in quickly and very secure for the long term.

These are nice boxes and work well.Only issue . . . I suspect the head of the screws provided may not be Phillips but something like Pozidrive or Frearson. (Cross heads used in Europe and maybe Asia)The plastic holes are tight, and no size of Phillips I could find would nicely drive the screws without mashing the cross head.For the 2nd box, I will slightly drill out the screw holes before attempting to screw them in (or find an appropriate driver. I must have one somewhere.)That said, these are nice little boxes, and the cable seal seems to work well. Yes I would recommend.

Sturdy, water proof, cost effective, tired of greased wire nuts on landscaping wires? Use this junction box instead.

These were helpful when I had to splice a low-voltage pool temp sensor wire that got damaged by the landscapers. Saved me from having to replace a $300 sensor. I've had for about 10 months, and so far, so good.

The four top screw holes meant for the box are not threaded deep enough, so the top cover doesn’t seal all the way.

These boxes are well made and detailed. They work very well for their intended purpose. However for my application I had to drill holes in the box and cover to install a waterproof fuse holder and a waterproof switch. The wiring got quite tight inside the box but I couldn't use a box that was physically larger.One hint to make your life easier. The four screw holes for the cover are a bit too small for the screws. The screws are tiny and you'll strip the phillips head trying to force them in. Enlarge the holes with a #42 drill bit and the screws go right in and still hold tight.

Not large enough for outdoor lighting or 110v wiring and did not appear to be waterproof. Returned item.