Wall-mounted gray junction box Spamel E128 134×89×40 mm

Spamel E128 is a wall-mounted gray junction box with external dimensions 134×89×40 mm, designed to house electrical cable splices and terminations in indoor installations. The enclosure is intended for mounting on flat surfaces and provides a compact protective space for connections in residential and commercial wiring systems. The neutral gray finish helps the box blend into typical interiors while allowing easy access for maintenance and inspections.

Advantages

The box offers a durable, non-intrusive enclosure for cable joints, reducing the risk of accidental contact and helping to keep wiring organized. Its compact footprint and shallow depth make it suitable for areas with limited clearance behind fixtures or panels. The product is compatible with standard mounting methods for wall installations and supports multiple cable entries for flexible routing.

Suitable for

• Indoor electrical cable splices and terminations in homes
• Light commercial wiring where a compact wall-mounted enclosure is required
• Situations requiring a low-profile junction box on flat surfaces
• Protecting connections for lighting circuits, switches, and similar installations

When it may not be suitable

This junction box is intended for indoor use only and may not be appropriate for outdoor, wet, or corrosive environments where weatherproof or IP-rated enclosures are required. It is also not designed for applications that require large internal working space for complex assemblies or equipment with significant heat dissipation needs.

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 134 × 89 × 40 mm
• Mounting type: wall-mounted, for flat surface installation
• Color/finish: gray
• Application: electrical cable splices and terminations for indoor use
• Capacity: compact, suitable for small to moderate numbers of conductors or terminals

How to use

Mount the box on a clean, flat surface using appropriate screws or anchors for the substrate. Route cables through the box entries, secure conductors and make splices or terminations following applicable electrical codes and safety practices. After wiring, arrange connections neatly inside the enclosure and close the cover to maintain protection and access for future inspections or maintenance.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify internal space is sufficient for the number and size of conductors and any terminal blocks you plan to use
• Confirm that indoor, non-weatherproof enclosures meet the requirements of the intended installation location
• Choose appropriate mounting hardware for the wall material where the box will be fixed
• Check compatibility with conduit, cable glands, or entry methods you intend to employ

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable installations, follow local electrical regulations, use proper cable clamps or glands where conductors enter the box, and avoid overfilling the enclosure to maintain adequate clearances and heat dissipation.