QILIPSUNext-Generation 9 Way Circuit Breaker Box, UL94-V0 PC/ABS Alloy Plastic IP65 Waterproof DIN Rail Enclosure with Bus Bars, Solar Power Distribution Panel for Indoor and Outdoor Use

making a automatic transfer switch and will have double pole breakers, relays, and a power supply. All fit nicely and the fillers snap in well. The box clear cover is wonky as it has 2 clasps on the clear cover. It has a neutral bar and a ground bar pre mounted in it. Should hold up nicely for my use.

Overall a very nice breaker box.But I failed to think things through properly. The overall box size is a bit small, there's not all that much room for wire routing. I was planning to put a DIN transfer switch and a 3-way breaker in this box. They fit perfectly, the switch takes up 6 slots and the breaker uses the last 3. But I'm using 6awg wire (6/3 UF-B). I think this wire is too big to route in this box. It can probably be done, but it won't be easy. And strain-relief of such large cable on a plastic box is going to be a bit iffy too.I accept the blame for thinking I could put heavy wires in a small plastic box, it's not the box's fault.Stick to the type of application this box was meant for and it's a great box.I think if you are using wire that is no bigger than 12awg or maybe 10awg, it should be fine.I will probably repurpose this box for solar panel disconnects out at the panels.

This is a really nice looking, and functioning breaker box. The feature that most concerns me, is the way it latches, with a plastic lever that relies on two thin sections of plastic to 'flex'. It's really easy to open the box, by just pulling on that flexing piece, but that's not going to last. It's especially an issue if this is going to be used outdoors, where the plastic will get brittle sooner from UV light and weather extremes. My recommendation is to limit this box to applications where you rarely ever need to open it. If you need a frequent-use box, I recommend getting one with a heftier latch, with an actual hinge on it. Hinges will last many more years than flexing plastic. Enjoy.

I used this as my solar panel breakout box. I was able to connect 4 strings of panels in parallel inside this box usomg son DIN mounted fuse holders and a main shutoff breaker. The bus bars made it easy to link up the positive and negative cables and send them into a mainline through the main breaker and to my charge controller. Now my solar array is very well fault protected. Also the box is mounted outside and so far no water has gotten in after a few heavy rains.

I wanted a breaker box in my shed so the AC would be on a different circuit than the lights and fan. I also wanted expandability in case I ever opted to install solar panels on the shed roof or use my generator to backfeed the house. I really like the look of this panel, I like the compact size, I like the IP65 rating, this thing is great!Right now I only have a single 16a circuit breaker in it to run the outlets and fan. The air conditioner will be added next month unless the FL heat hits sooner.I really don't have anything negative to say, nice panel.

Very good waterproof box. The main box is held together by 4 screws and a rubber gasket and there is a flip up panel with a separate rubber gasket to allow access to the breakers. I water tested it and all seals held even when submerged. Punch out holes are completely sealed and unbroken plastic until they are punched. I've seen other boxes that are pre-punched and use rubber caps which makes it less secure in extremely wet conditions.

This is a nice waterproof breaker box. The best thing is it includes the bus bars for neutral and ground. Its somewhat easy to knockout the knockouts. The DIN rail works great and is mounted very well. You can even remove the bus bars if needed for wiring.

Had a little trouble getting the front panel off initially as the weather seal kinda glued itself to both halves. Which honestly is a good thing. Plenty of weather seal on the door "and" the two halves of the casing. It would take a lot of direct high pressure water to egress in the box (other than thru the drill holes for the wires)The break slots are easy to remove and segment out and re-insert back in.Casing box is made of pretty durable thick plastic