Collection: Boxes & Enclosures

Outdoors choose a sealed enclosure with a higher IP rating against rain and dust, and seal the cable entries with glands. The IP figure is listed per product, so compare it to the exposure of the location. For damp indoor areas a mid-range IP is usually enough.

Pick a box large enough for the connectors plus comfortable bending room for every cable. Crowding makes joints unreliable and traps heat. If you are housing terminal strips, allow extra depth and pair with distribution and rail terminals.

A flush (recessed) box sits inside the wall for a clean finish behind switches and sockets. A surface box mounts on top of the wall, which is faster and ideal for retrofits or where chasing the wall is not practical.

Yes. Larger enclosures, some with a DIN rail or mounting plate, are made to house terminal blocks, drivers or small assemblies. Confirm the internal dimensions in the listing and combine with rail terminals or items from your panel build.

Use the box's knockouts with matching glands or conduit connectors sized to your cable or conduit. Glands grip the cable and, on sealed boxes, keep moisture out. Avoid leaving open holes, as they let in dust and water and reduce the IP rating.

Material properties such as flame behaviour vary by product and are noted in the specifications where applicable. If your installation requires a specific material rating, check the listed details before ordering and confirm suitability with a qualified electrician.

Yes, orders over €80 ship free across Greece with fast delivery. Boxes are easy to combine with conduit, terminals or a panel to reach the threshold. Full details are on our shipping page.

Any applicable warranty terms are shown on our warranty page, and every order is backed by Lynk Buyer Protection. Just contact us with the problem and we will help resolve it.