B-Line Eaton series Type 3/3R junction boxes, 10" height, 6" length, 10" width, 3 and 12, Screw cover, WPSC enclosure, Surface mounted, Small single

Yes. The 10106 WPSC is a Type 3/3R enclosure, which is the rating for outdoor use against rain, sleet and windblown dust. It uses an oil-resistant gasket and gasketed cover screws to keep water out, and it is UL 50 listed. Mount it upright on a wall so the flanged cover sheds water rather than pooling on it.

It measures 10 inches high, 10 inches wide and 6 inches deep, which is where the 10106 designation comes from. That 6 inch depth is what matters most on a job: it gives room for terminal blocks, small contactors or gutter splices behind the screw cover rather than just pass-through wiring. Shipping weight is 8.2 lb.

Surface mount only. The 10106 WPSC has external mounting feet welded to the back, so all four fasteners land outside the enclosure and you never break the gasket seal to hang it. That also holds the box off the wall slightly, which helps on damp masonry or exterior walls. It is not built for flush or recessed installation.

No. The WPSC screw cover enclosure ships with no holes, which is what keeps the Type 3/3R rating intact out of the box. You drill and punch your own conduit entries to suit the run, then seal each one with a rated watertight hub or fitting. Body is 16 gauge carbon steel, so a standard Greenlee-style knockout punch handles it cleanly.

A screw cover like the 10106 WPSC is the right call where you open the box rarely, at splices, pull points and gutter taps. The flanged cover with gasketed screws seals all the way around and discourages casual entry, but you handle a loose 10 by 10 panel and a handful of screws every time you go in. If technicians need daily or weekly access to controls behind the door, go to a hinged-door Type 3R or Type 12 enclosure instead. Note this one is a small single door style, not a continuous-hinge cabinet.

The 10106 WPSC is rated NEMA 3 and 12, and the 12 rating covers indoor dust, falling dirt and dripping non-corrosive liquids, with an oil-resistant gasket at the cover. That suits machine shops, plant floors and loading docks. It does not cover direct hosedown, which needs a Type 4 or 4X enclosure, and carbon steel is not the choice for corrosive or coastal salt exposure, where stainless Type 4X is the answer.

Order it as Eaton B-Line 10106 WPSC. That number reads as 10 inch height, 10 inch width, 6 inch depth, with WPSC identifying the weatherproof screw cover body. It is made in the US.

It is finished in ANSI 61 Grey, the standard light grey used across most industrial control panels and enclosures, so it lines up visually with existing B-Line, Hoffman and similar gear. The steel is painted, not stainless or plated.