Legrand - On-Q 30 Inch Media Enclosure, WiFi Electrical Box, Cable Management Box for Distribution of Networking Service, Recessed Media Box Lets Signal Through, White, ENP3050NA

Anyone who gave this less than 5 stars is just wrong, honestly.This thing is hands down the best media enclosure available, and if you're an electrical contractor that doesn't exclusively use these on new residential builds, well you should probably re evaluate your career. It's the modern standard. It's sleek. It's ventilated. It's non metallic, and it's inexpensive as well as durable. Don't want to see your router or other WiFi equipment? Stuff it in here. There's room. Got a mess of cables? They'll fit. Got that poorly designed, brick-shaped Calix U6? It fits, if you're careful. Even the 20inch model will accommodate 95% of modern homes.So, whether you're a homeowner who wants to clean up that mess of cable that your electrician left in your utility room, or if you're a contractor wondering which media enclosure to use on your new builds, the answer is right here.

I was able to retro fit this into my office and add a UPS and hang up my router, modem, etc. I did have to cut the ears off and drill in the sides but it works nicely and got rid of all sorts of clutter and freed up floor space.

Finally broke down and bought one of these to house my Internet devices while I wire my house for ethernet and security. Great tool for the job. Fitment was great.

The whole concept of the media enclosure is a pain in the neck. Well seems nice to have a compartment to hide your stuff, in a typical 2x4 Construction you really don't have that much depth to mount your equipment. I bought this box because when my new house came with a media box it was way too small. When you consider the amount of cable Bend radius that you need and the depth of the things you put in the box, you really need a ton of space if you're bringing in say cable TV antennas or multiple ethernet port cables. So I ended up with one box mainly doing my ethernet cables and one box doing a little bit more of my ethernet work and then the other end that other box also doing a centralized antenna connection for the house. And even though I had two boxes I still mounted my router externally because I didn't like the angle that it was going to be at and with the antennas on top of my router I really would have used most of the Box just to hide the router. Another thing to consider is that these boxes have all their mounts on the back and that's at the depth of touching the back side of the next walls sheetrock. So you have to worry about using screws that are very shallow otherwise you will puncture the sheetrock on the other side. And then all the fancy accessories they sell you only work so so when you finally start installing your equipment. Also I wish the mounting tabs were a little more flexible as installation on metal studs especially for retrofit was a pain in the neck.

The media could not be loaded. Perfect fit. Looks great on my wall.

Easy to install and cleans up the network setup!

We had a home built for us and they were going to use by default a 14" metal box. I purchased this one and installed it when then they were through with framing and starting wiring. Now we are in and I have the space I need. Gave me room for a small battery backup, Xfinity modem and y Asus AXR86 router. The venting keeps it cool and the extra 1/2 " the plastic case gives over the metal gave the space necessary for my router to actually fit in with the door closed. The plastic of course allows for the wifi signal to travel freely - which is great as it reaches all parts of the home as well as my BHyve sprinkler controller outside.

I used this to install behind my Samsung Frame TV to get a very close fit to the wall, and it works awesome! It helped keep everything organized and out of sight, and the design lets the signal through perfectly. Great solution for cable management and keeping a clean, streamlined look.