REOLINK Junction Box B10(2 Pack) Designed for Bullet Cameras B400, RLC-510A, RLC-510WA, RLC-810A, RLC-811A, RLC-811WA, RLC-81MA, RLC-81PA, RLC-1210A, Duo 2 PoE, Duo 2 WiFi, CX410

I have about 6 of these around the outside and inside of our house.Makes the install a lot cleaner and easier. Just make sure you get the right one for whatever model cam you have, they have at least two different boxes and 12+ cams...The cams have a crappy Female RJ-45 receptacle, Default/Reset button and external POE port that are pretty sizable and impossible to hide without either one of these or drilling a nickel to quarter size whole in whatever the cam is mounted to, to stuff the wires into...

Got 4 of these these for Reolink RLC-810A cameras. On all of them, the bolt pattern is off just enough that you have the basically crossthread the bolts to get them installed. I had to get 2 screws just barely started, then get the third one started, and tighten them all maybe 2-3 turns at a time to force the camera down. That's absurd considering this box is specifically designed for this camera. Otherwise, it's a very nice, high quality part.

Ideal fit for reolink cameras. I recomment removing the decal with the screw hole labels and putting down a bead of silicone cault around the edge of the camera mount before installation if this is to be used outdoors. I have several in exterior locations that are holding up nicely. MUCH better than trying to make a generic box fit as all holes are in the right place, and cable gland can be side or rear mounted.

I purchased a pack for my (2) Reolink CX410 cameras.THE BAD:The two B10 boxes I received came with instructions specifically indicating which holes pattern matches the mounting bracket of CX410 cameras. The problem is that the B10s faceplate with predrilled holes are not a precise match for the CX410. They are close, but not close enough to match without additional machining or widening the camera's screw holes. In the end, it was possible to force them to fit by just getting a 1/2 turn worth of thread one by one with each of the three screws and then tightening them. What should have taken two minutes turned into a frustrating time mounting each of the cameras onto the junction box cover plates.THE GOOD:These junction boxes seem to be of very high quality and seem designed very well. The product concept is excellent. My trueCABLE shielded CAT6 appears to be well sealed with provided fitting.After everything was ready, there was enough space in the junction box for my TrueIn my case there was space inside for the three leads from the camera, a trueCABLE shielded Cat6 Toolless Keystone Jack on the CAT6, and a 3 foot trueCABLE CAT6 patch cable (should have ordered shorter ones, but they still all fit fine.CONCLUSION:This is a very nice product that seems priced correctly for its quality/value. Would have been rated higher if the camera mounting bracket and the B10 were manufactured to the same consistent specifications and the poor fit didn't make assembly so difficult.

What is there to say? It's a junction box with pre-drills for various Reolink Cameras. It works as advertised, but is a bit overpriced for what you get.