B-Line Eaton series Type 3/3R junction boxes, 24" height, 4" length, 24" width, 3R, Screw cover, RTSC NK enclosure, Surface mounted, Medium single do

Yes. The Eaton B-Line 24244 RTSC NK enclosure carries a NEMA 3R rating, so it is built for outdoor use against falling rain, sleet and external ice formation. It comes with a rain hood over the door and plated screws on the cover. It is not a washdown or hosedown enclosure, so keep it away from direct spray or pressure washing.

No. The 24244 RTSC NK is a no-knockout box, which is what the NK in the model designation means. You drill or punch your own conduit openings where you need them, then seal them with proper rated hubs or fittings to keep the NEMA 3R rating intact. If you want factory openings, you need a knockout version instead.

Surface mount, using embossed thru holes in the back of the enclosure. The embossing keeps the fastener seat raised off the mounting surface, which helps maintain the seal on an outdoor box. At 35.8 pounds empty, anchor it into studs, masonry or Unistrut rather than drywall alone, and size your fasteners for the full loaded weight.

It is a screw cover with a flanged closure, so the door is secured with plated screws rather than hinges or latches. You need clear working space in front and a driver in hand each time you open it. For a panel you open often, a hinged or clamp-cover enclosure is the easier choice; the screw cover suits terminations you set once and leave alone.

The body is carbon steel at 14 gauge wall thickness, finished with paint in ANSI 61 grey. Carbon steel with a painted finish holds up in normal outdoor and industrial environments but is not the choice for coastal salt air, chemical exposure or washdown areas; those call for stainless or a non-metallic enclosure. Keep the paint intact around any field-drilled conduit openings.

The manufacturer part number is 24244 RTSC NK from Eaton's B-Line series, a medium single door screw cover enclosure. Country of origin is the United States, which matters if you are procuring against domestic-content requirements on a public project.

It ships in ANSI 61 grey, the standard painted finish used across most industrial electrical gear, so it will read as a match alongside typical panelboards, disconnects and control enclosures on the same wall. That makes it straightforward to standardize on across a facility without repainting.