SockitBox – The Original Weatherproof Connection Box – Indoor & Outdoor Electrical Power Cord Enclosure for Timers, Extension Cables, Reels, Transformers, Power Strips, Lights & Tools – Large – Green

It is a good waterproof box

Looked exactly as described. A bit bigger than I expected but i can make it work.

So I am now up to 4 of these boxes. I "know" that technically its ok to leave Christmas decorations plugged into extension cords and just laying on the ground, but that little voice in my head still screams "Electricity and water don't mix!", esp during the winter when heavy rain and snow make it more moist than normal. These boxes are amazing, on one end, you have notch (I call it line in), and that feeds the surge protector I put in, then there are 4 other notches where you can bring other things you want to power up. The lid clamps on, everything stays bone dry. There is plenty of room inside for cables, surges, and even splitters. I even have Phillips Hue plugs on the inside so I can selectively power down the inflatables on windy days, while leaving the rest of the lights up. I know they are pricey for a weatherbox, but they are amazing, and I'll keep buying them (I have 4 larges, and several of the smalls)

Good dry box but would be good to have the top of it not pool/collect water

Ordered product to keep the two extension cord ends out of the weather. Box is easy to use and once you get it closed and the sides latched down, it is water proof. I have it in a spot that sprinklers run twice a day, when I opened up today to check inside the box, it was completely dry inside. Great product, great price

I got the small size, and it’s an awesome weatherproof box. I used it to house a Nest Camera power supply, and I appreciate the extra room to store all the extra cable from the install. It’s easy to latch closed, feels very sturdy, and overall, a great buy!

While I purchased this box to protect electrical cords, I am not using it the traditional way, that is, sitting on the ground in my yard. Here was my dilemma. I have an old electrical box on the side of the house near my well water pump and water softener. It has those flip covers that protect it from the weather when nothing is plugged in. The plugs we use are heavy duty and meant for outdoors. I just purchased a new water softener. It came with a very large AC type plug. I needed to be able to protect this plug from the weather. I have a single box or one-gang receptacle. It had been installed horizontally, not vertically. When I plugged the AC plug into the bottom half of the receptacle, it sticks out quite a bit, on the right side of the plug. You can find what is called "While in use, weatherproof covers" specifically made to cover and protect an outdoor receptacle that covers not only the receptacle, but a plugged in cord. I thought a 2-gang cover would work, but it was still not big enough, and no one seems to make '3-gang' covers. Needing to think creatively, I googled for 3 days before I stumbled on this "SOCKiT BOX". After checking my measurements, I bought the Large box. When it arrived, I measured and cut out the bottom of the box. Using 100% silicone caulking, I caulked around the edge left after I cut out the bottom of the box. I made sure I had plenty of caulk on the edge before I fit it over the receptacle and stuck it to the wall. After it dried I fit the 2 cords down over the gaskets and attached the lid. About 3 hours later we had a thunder storm. Next morning I went out and after removing the lid, discovered everything to be dry inside the box. I did buy an extra box, as these say they are meant for temporary use when you have a bunch of items in your yard that need to be plugged in to an electrical strip, and kept dry. As we live in S. Florida, I want to make sure I had a back up in case the heat and tropical wet degrade this box in the future. For now, it looks great and best of all, it's dry!

I use a lot of lighted yard decorations for the holidays--mostly Halloween and Christmas, when my area gets a good amount of rain and/or snow. I use more simple cord protectors for single plug-to-plug connections, but needed something larger to accommodate a power strip. The medium box fit a 3-plug power strip (about 8in long), with plenty of room to accommodate the plug heads & some of the extension cord length as well. Closing it while keeping all your cords in the proper spots could be a little difficult, but not too bad--my goal was to set everything up once then never open it again until it was time to take down my decorations, so I was willing to spend the time to get everything lined up perfectly. I also had some single plug-to-plug connections for lights that have very boxy plugs/connectors that were too big for the simple cord protectors--I used the small-sized box for those, and they fit with plenty of room. They were out for about 6 weeks and saw some pretty heavy rainfall--water collected on the top of the boxes but no moisture was inside when I opened them up to take down my decorations. I definitely recommend investing in these--not only does it perform well, but it brought me good peace of mind knowing that all my decorations were protected from the elements.