B-Line Eaton series Type 1 junction boxes, 24" height, 10" length, 24" width, 1, Screw cover, SC enclosure, Surface mounted, Medium single door, 9 si

No. The 242410 SC is a NEMA Type 1 enclosure, which is indoor use only and offers no protection against rain, washdown, or dust. Use it in dry, indoor electrical rooms, mechanical spaces, and ceiling or wall runs. For outdoor or damp locations you need a Type 3R or Type 4 enclosure instead.

It measures 24 inches high by 24 inches wide with a 10 inch depth, so it takes a 24 x 24 footprint on the wall and stands 10 inches off it. Plan clearance in front of the cover for pulling conductors, since the screw cover lifts straight off rather than swinging.

Surface mounting through thru holes in the back of the enclosure, so it fastens flat to a wall or structural surface with your own anchors sized to the substrate. The cover also has keyhole slots, which let you hang it on partially driven screws while you start the remaining cover screws. At 45.7 lb empty, anchor it into studs, masonry, or unistrut rather than drywall alone.

Knockouts come in three groups: 9 on the sides, 9 on the top, and 9 on the bottom, plus thru holes in the back for mounting. That gives you conduit entry from above, below, and either side without drilling, which suits it to a pull or splice point where several homeruns converge. If you need an entry the knockout pattern does not cover, the 14 gauge carbon steel body can be punched in the field.

A screw cover box like the 242410 SC is for junction and pull applications you rarely open: splices, conduit pull points, and wire transitions. The cover comes fully off, which gives unobstructed access for pulling, but it means two hands and loose screws every time. If the enclosure houses devices, terminal blocks, or controls you will service regularly, pick a hinged door enclosure instead. Note this is a Type 1 body, so either way the location has to be indoor and dry.

Painted ANSI 61 grey over carbon steel, which is the standard grey used across most industrial panelboards, control enclosures, and gutters, so it will read consistent next to other gear in an electrical room. The cover screws are plated.

Yes, 14 gauge carbon steel is the usual body thickness for a box this size and it keeps the walls from oil-canning when conduit is torqued into the knockouts. The finished enclosure weighs 45.7 lb empty, so treat it as a two-person lift and set your anchors before conduit is landed.