Guys who have used Wittur products, come and take a look
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That guy has used VT’s instrument terminal junction boxes; he came in to share some thoughts. There are ones made of stainless steel as well as other materials – please give us some advice, as we need them
Wittur products are quite good, but they are a bit expensive. If it’s outdoors, use stainless steel; for indoor use, ordinary carbon steel should suffice.
Stainless steel is generally used. . I don’t care about that little money. Most junction boxes are exposed, with stainless steel fuses. If it’s indeed indoors, carbon steel should work as well, but it will rust over time. . . . Stainless steel is highly recommended. Since you’re buying such a high-quality brand, go for materials of good quality as well, haha!
I’ve never used it, but I’ve heard it’s good; some customers specifically request Witu. It’s best to use stainless steel for the junction box – it’s the long-term solution! The lipid junction box is also quite good. Its full name is polyester glass fiber reinforced junction box; it is dust-proof, water-proof, corrosion-resistant, and explosion-proof.
It is recommended to use stainless steel. Since you have chosen this manufacturer, it shows that you place importance on quality; so let’s use the best quality material – it’s not worth skipping that extra cost, right? !