B-Line Eaton series utility cabinets, 1, ANSI 61 gray painted, Type 1 telephone termination cabinet, Flush mount, Utility cabinets, Type 1 telephone

No. The 88 TCF is a NEMA 1 enclosure, which means it protects against personnel contact with the enclosed equipment and against falling dirt only. It has no rating for rain, sleet, or washdown, so keep it to dry indoor locations. For an outdoor riser or an exterior wall, you need a NEMA 3R rated cabinet instead.

It's a 5 x 5 x 5 inch steel box, so the rough opening between studs is easy. Height, width, and depth are all 5 inches. That is a small terminal box sized for a single phone or low-voltage termination point, not a backboard cabinet for multi-pair distribution.

Flush mount. The 88 TCF is built to recess into the wall so the trim sits close to the finished surface, which is what you want in a corridor or tenant space where a protruding box would get hit. If you're mounting on the face of masonry or an existing finished wall with no cavity, this is the wrong configuration and you want a surface mount version.

14 gauge steel, painted ANSI 61 gray. That's a heavier wall than typical light-duty sheet metal utility boxes, which matters in service corridors, mechanical rooms, and back-of-house areas where a cabinet takes knocks. Total weight is 2.44 lb.

Order it as Eaton B-Line model 88 TCF. That single designation covers the NEMA 1, flush mount, 5 x 5 x 5 inch telephone termination cabinet in ANSI 61 gray. There are no finish or size options to specify.

It's finished in ANSI 61 gray, the standard gray used across most commercial electrical enclosures, panels, and gutters, so it will read the same as the rest of the gear in a typical electrical or telecom room. If your facility standard is white or a custom color, plan on field painting.

Physically it's a 14 gauge steel NEMA 1 utility cabinet, so it serves as an enclosed, protected termination point for low-voltage work in dry interior locations. It's catalogued specifically as a telephone termination cabinet, and at 5 x 5 x 5 inches the cubic volume is small, so treat it as a single-point termination or transition box rather than a pull box for bundled runs.