CableGuard CG-1000XL Coax Demarcation Enclosure

Nice XL box that gives you plenty of room for several items from coaxial to network cables to grounding blocks* Plenty of room inside the box with various ways to mount your hardware on the inside.* Comes with three mounting screws that are long enough to mount to any wall* Inside the box I have 3 GHz Ground Block - Dual/Twin/Two Port, High Frequency With Weather Seal Boots for Coax (Coaxial) Cable, F Type approved for Antenna, Dish Network, DIRECTV, Comcast, CATV, and more - 2 Ports and a Parts Express Cable TV In-Line Coaxial Surge Protector* In one of the photos you can see it side by side with the Xfinity box to compare sizes.* Nice heavy duty foam gaskets on bottom to keep rodents/bugs out

Great Box! My old enclosure was apparently too small and the wires appeared to be under tension so the box came out of my stucco wall and eventually cracked the door. I am sure it just got old and brittle too. I ordered it before I checked to see how many cables/wires I had to have running to the box. I had 9. 3 grounds and 6 coax. I did not think I was going to be able to use it but I gave it a shot anyway. I was able to put 2 coax cables and a ground through the larger hole and the rest of the cables through the individual holes. Worked perfectly.

The cable enclosure is reasonably roomy. The depth is great. What would have made it better had I been able to get the same box with the same depth only 3 inches wider and taller. Overall it seems sturdy and although it did not come with a gasket seal in the door or door well there appears to be a groove for one so I could make one with materials I have on hand.

This is a great cable box. Where the coax cables end outside my home has always been an eyesore to me and I finally committed to fixing it. Enter this box. It has several mounting holes to mount splitters/anchors/etc in a variety of directions and can be locked if the need be.It gets tight when running several wires into it but if you've got a good layout, it's going to work fine and look great. The rubber/foam piece at the bottom may tear when running several cables into it but I'm not bothered by a few torn little foam pieces.I'll mention that the box comes with some mounting screws but if you want to mount on brick/mortar, you'll need to pick up some wall anchors rated for brick/mortar. I also bought some F-Connector elbows to run some 90 degree turns in the corners.Great box, high quality. It looks to last a long time and I hope it does. I'll update this review if it falls apart in like a year (I rarely leave reviews anyway). Just glad to have my coax cables no longer exposed to the elements. It might be a little pricey but I think it's worth it.

I installed a broadcast TV antenna (log-yagi type) on my brick chimney, and per electrical code an outdoor antenna needs grounding both at the mast (not shown) and just before entering the house at a "ground block". I initially installed the ground block (a surge-suppressor version) exposed to the elements , but other pictures online and in the paperwork said it needed to be in an enclosure. This enclosure was perfect and provides added insurance in case any local inspectors (aka the AHJ, or Authority Having Jurisdiction) consider an exposed ground block to be a code violation. It also makes the installation look much cleaner and professional. The wires were a little messy in the pic, but they were zip-tied and looked good.

This is great for hiding that mess of cable/satellite TV connections and splitters that those lazy installers leave on the side of your home. You'll probably still have a mess after installing this, but it will be hidden out of site, inside this enclosure.After a decade of switching between cable and satellite TV service, I had a mess of cables, that had been cut and spliced, by lazy, paid by the job, contract, cable/satellite TV technicians. So before I painted my home, I decided to install all new coax lines and run them to this Coax Demarcation Enclosure. There's plenty of room in this enclosure for multiple splitters if needed, and it provides good protection from the elements, although it's not required as coax splitters are sealed, but it can't hurt. It's biggest asset (IMO) is that it hides the mess.Only negative is that I had to buy it. I think cable/satellite companies should install these (or something similar) when they install your service; the phone companies do....

This product is great! Easy to install and has plenty of room to mount cable splitter and other items. I had to drill a couple of additional holes because of the direction of the cable. After drilling the holes I installed rubber grommets over the hole opening to protect the cable and reduce the size of the hole. Much better quality than what the cable company installed. After 22 years it had severely degraded and the cable company did not see a reason to change it. This box is the best solution.

I received what appears to be a previous customer return.There was no plastic wrap, no locking nut/bolt, no instructions and the stickers attached directly to the box could not be removed without chemicals and a lot of scrubbing.With the door closed and latched I cleaned the outside of the box. When I opened it to clean the inside it was filled with water.This box IS NOT WATERPROOF