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Junction box with knockouts for 1" conduit in the back?

Innovate1

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Looking for a box for 1" conduits and the ones I find have them on the side. Need one with it in the back. It's for low voltage for a camera. The connector won't quite fit through 3/4" PVC. 1" through the wall and then 3/4" up the wall with the large connector in the box. Been looking at metal boxes but could easily use plastic if its a suitable size. I could make the hole in plastic a lot easier than the metal as I don't have a step drill that big. Need about 4 x 4 x 2-1/8 although a little smaller would work.
 
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sparky 1971

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I have never seen 1" factory holes in the back. I have 4-11/16 with 1" and 1-1/4" holes in the sides but combo 1/2-3/4 in the back. Just get a 1-3/8 varibit and make your own.
 
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Seems I have seen them all 1 but,, it's so rare I use them. Not even sure I have 1 in stock. If I was doing it would use a 4x4 deep and knock or drill it up.
 
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Innovate1

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Is this for an analog camera.

Have you thought of going to IP digital cameras?

Who does analog cameras these days? It's a POE camera. There is a housing on the connector so it can be sealed and they give you the mating housing to put on the connecting cable. Pretty slick if you need that but the connector is going inside. The mount for the camera covers the hole completely and the larger hole shouldn't limit what I can replace it with if/when the time comes.
 

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Who does analog cameras these days? It's a POE camera. There is a housing on the connector so it can be sealed and they give you the mating housing to put on the connecting cable. Pretty slick if you need that but the connector is going inside. The mount for the camera covers the hole completely and the larger hole shouldn't limit what I can replace it with if/when the time comes.

Aww yeah i didnt think of the dongles.

I try to stay away from those as theyre more of a pain in the *** vs a camera with an ethernet jack.
 
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