Extension Cord Cover Outdoor, Cord Connector Protector IP54 Water-Resistant, Indoor Electrical Safety Box for Plug Outlet Tool Holiday Light Black

Two cords usually want to pull apart but this solves that AND it’s water proof - or resistant, not sure which - but does hold up well around water. Very nice problem solver.

Large enough to accommodate different size plugs, works well

Before I did some research on outdoor electrical boxes, I just buried my solar powered landscape lighting wires underground with nothing protecting them except mulch or shell in some areas. But a lot of the wire was still exposed or gets washed up after heavy rain. So I looked into boxes on Amazon and found a few, but the brand I found here was the most economical and houses my wires securely and I don’t have to worry about them being damaged as much from the weedeater, mower, etc. These boxes are the perfect size for my solar landscape lighting wires as they are about 6 to 10 feet long and 3mm thick which leaves plenty of space in the box to house them. Each end has rubber where the wires come through so those areas are somewhat protected too — and moisture won’t accumulate inside. I only bought one of these boxes to try out, it worked out so well that I place an order for eight more, which saves me about two dollars off a box if bought separately. If you’re looking to protect your outdoor solar landscape lighting wires or anything similar, these boxes are a great way to do it!

Good price, easy to set up.

I bought two different outdoor waterproof cord protectors. This one from CF Master and another from Flemoon. Even if I didn't have another to compare it to, the CF Mater is an absolute winner.I've included a few pictures of the Flemoon and CF Master for comparison. Just to illustrate how much better the construction is compared to the Flemoon. If you're up for reading more, below are the specifics on what makes the CF Master so much better.***Detachable halves design***The Flemoon brand was just one big clamshell, with a flimsy connection. So if that plastic were to break, the whole thing would be useless. This CF Master, on the other hand, is split into two unique halves that are joined by 4 beefy clamps. The whole design is just super robust.***Very beefy materials***The CF Master beat out the Flemoon in every way. The plastic body of the CF Master is much thicker. The same can be said for the locking tabs/clamps. It's just rock solid.***Overall design***The CF Master is comprised of two individual halves, and 4 individual clamps. The clamps on the CF Master are not only much more robust in design and construction, but are easily replaceable. CF Master even includes 2 extra ones in the event one were to break. It's simply a very smart design compared to the Flemoon.***Gasket seal***So, we already know the design and construction is very rugged. Adding to this is that the CF Master has a nice gasket embedded in the two halves. While the Flemoon is all plastic. There's no doubt that the CF Master's gasket, coupled with the beefier clamps, will be much better at keeping out water.***Bottom line***I would absolutely choose this CF Master cover over the "sponsored" Flemoon case. The latter is just junk. While the CF Master is nicely designed and well constructed. And for basically the same price. I know many probably don't due a ton of research on a waterproof plug case. But hopefully my review will save someone from buying an inferior product. The CF Master is the clear winner.

Keeps my pool electrical plug dry

Larger than expected, but works well to guard my outdoor plugs from the elements.

I bought them to cover the junction between my pool motor cord and a heavy duty extension cord, and again at the junction between the extension cord and the little extension cord to the house. The description says it’s very large and from the measurements I thought it would fit over the big ends of the cords. These were the biggest covers I could find though, so I put them on as best I could and wrapped them with duct tape. That works well to keep the water out, but it is not at all convenient to have to cut the duct tape off to unplug them.