B-Line Eaton series Type 3/3R junction boxes, 10" height, 4" length, 10" width, 3R, Screw cover, RTSC enclosure, Surface mounted, Small single door,

Yes, within the limits of a NEMA 3R rating. The 10104 RTSC is a Type 3R enclosure, so it handles rain, sleet and snow on an exterior wall or rooftop, and it ships with a rain hood over the cover seam. 3R is not a washdown or hosedown rating, so keep it off surfaces that get pressure washed and don't submerge it. Carbon steel with a painted ANSI 61 grey finish.

10 inches high by 10 inches wide with a 4 inch depth, which is where the 10104 designation comes from. That 4 inch depth is the number to check before you commit: with terminal blocks or larger conductor bends it fills up fast. Weight is 6.4 lb, so a single installer can hang it.

There are 5 knockouts in the bottom of the box. The other five sides are blank, so any side or back entry you need has to be punched or drilled in the field. Bottom entry is the right approach anyway on a 3R box: it keeps the conduit hubs out of the weather path.

It's a screw cover, not hinged. The flanged cover lifts off entirely once you back out the plated screws, which means you need clear working space in front of the box and somewhere to set the cover down. If your crew needs to open the box repeatedly for adjustment or testing, a hinged-door enclosure is the better choice; a screw cover suits pull points, splices and junctions you close up and leave alone.

Surface mount through embossed thru holes in the back of the box. The embossing stands the hole off the mounting surface so the enclosure interior stays sealed at the fastener, which is what keeps the 3R rating intact once it's hung. Anchors and screws are sized to your substrate and are not supplied with the box.

It carries UL 50, the standard covering enclosures for electrical equipment, which is the listing most inspectors and spec sheets look for on a junction or pull box. Made in the US.

16 gauge carbon steel throughout. That's the usual body gauge for commercial junction and pull boxes of this size, stiff enough that the cover flange stays flat and the box doesn't oil-can when you tighten fasteners. Painted ANSI 61 grey, so touch-up on field-drilled holes is straightforward with a matching enamel.

ANSI 61 grey is the industry standard enclosure grey, so a run of 10104 RTSC boxes will read the same as other painted ANSI 61 gear on the wall. If you're standardizing a facility, note the finish as painted carbon steel rather than stainless, so exposed coastal or chemical environments will want a different material.