Reolink Junction Box D20 for Reolink Dome Cameras - RLC-520A, RLC-820A, RLC-1224A, E1 Outdoor Series, RLC-823A 16X, RLC-843A, Duo 2V PoE, Duo 3V PoE

If you're a Reolink camera user and you're on the fence about buying junction boxes for your cameras, do it.These make it significantly easier to put cameras up/down, protect your wiring and penetration points, and improve the overall aesthetics. If you don't plan on penetrating walls, I highly recommend them for keeping the install clean. If you are penetrating walls, they allow you to run smaller holes since you don't need to shove the entire wire bundle through the wall.

I love this as it has made it where the cameras wiring isn't exposed to the elements.

On the product description page, it says it supports 843A using holes F. Yes, I can verify these 3 holes aligned with the camera. However, the problem is the cable of 843A cannot get flushed with the D20 and if you want to align with holes, the cable must be pressed against the junction box surface which is not good for the wire. I don't know why they are saying this supports 843A-- Edit --I managed to find a way to push wire into the holes without pressing the wire against the box. However, it's a bit tricky to do so and the angle to push the wire has to be very precise. I wish they can make the hole bigger or move the wires of 843a to the center of the camera instead of sitting on the edge.

Note the cameras that this junction box fits!Looks great and accomplished what I needed: protecting the wires from the elements!My only complaint would be the price... I'm sure there are alternatives that are cheaper and do the same job... Still highly recommend these!

To my surprise the holes are slightly off, so I need to use an extra force to get the screws in, pretty bad for this price range. The convenience of these junction boxes is hard to underestimate, all cables and connectors are inside, pretty well isolated with the rubber lock. Used a few boxes of 2 sizes for 2 types of camera.