XIUTE Double Gang Plastic Electrical Box Pack of 12 - New Work, 32 cu

In this review the XIUTE double gang plastic electrical box is evaluated for new construction electrical work where a reliable, easy-to-install outlet box is required. The bottom line: this pack of 12 blue PVC boxes stands out for straightforward installation and adequate internal capacity, making it a practical choice for electricians and DIYers tackling multiple outlets in new builds. The reviewer found the integrated captive nails and living hinge access speed up rough-in work, and the ETL attestation gives reasonable confidence in safety for typical residential applications.

Key Features

• Double gang design: Provides two device locations in a single box so two outlets or a switch and an outlet share one mounting point, saving wall space and trim coordination.
• Integrated captive nails: Preinstalled nails eliminate separate fasteners and reduce installation time on stud-mounted new work applications.
• Living hinge access: The flexible moving hinge allows easier insertion and support of sheathed cable without needing a knockout, which makes rough-in routing smoother.
• 32 cu. in. capacity: The internal volume supports multiple conductors so the box can contain up to sixteen 14 gauge, fourteen 12 gauge, or thirteen 10 gauge wires per box for code-compliant connections.
• ETL attestation: Independent safety verification gives extra assurance for use in typical electrical installations, including areas where insulation and isolation are important.
• Pack of 12: Selling in a dozen reduces per-box cost and is convenient for contractors or larger renovation projects that require multiple new work boxes.

Who It's For

The XIUTE double gang box is aimed at electricians, contractors, and confident DIYers doing new construction or remodels where stud-mounted outlet boxes are needed. It fits projects that benefit from faster rough-in work, such as multiple bedroom or kitchen outlet runs, and where a consistent blue PVC box simplifies material choices.

Those who should look elsewhere include users doing retrofit work where old-work/ remodel boxes are required, or anyone needing metal boxes for specific grounding or commercial code conditions. Also, projects with special environmental exposures should verify local code before relying on standard PVC boxes.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy installation thanks to captive nails and an integrated design that reduces extra parts.
• Good internal capacity of 32 cu. in. accommodates multiple conductors for common residential wiring.
• Pack of 12 provides value for contractors and reduces repeat ordering for medium-sized jobs.
• ETL attestation gives a level of safety validation for typical installations.

Cons

• Durability feedback is mixed; while many users find them strong, a few report they feel less robust than heavier-duty boxes.
• Not suitable for retrofit situations where an old-work box is required or for installations that require metal enclosures.

Specifications

Product type	Double gang new work outlet box
Material	High grade PVC
Internal capacity	32 cu. in.
Box color and count	Blue, pack of 12
Wire capacity	Up to sixteen 14 ga, fourteen 12 ga, or thirteen 10 ga wires
Mounting	Integrated captive nails for stud mounting
Safety	ETL attestation

Our Verdict

The XIUTE double gang plastic electrical box is a solid value for new construction where quick, repeatable installs matter. It delivers practical features like captive nails, a living hinge for cable access, and a useful 32 cu. in. capacity, making it a good buy for contractors and knowledgeable DIYers. For those needing retrofit boxes or metal enclosures, consider other options, but for standard stud-mounted outlet work this pack of 12 represents sensible performance and cost savings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this box hold multiple 12 gauge cables?
Yes, the 32 cu. in. capacity is rated to contain up to fourteen 12 gauge wires, which is sufficient for many residential outlet and switch combinations.

Is additional hardware required to install these boxes?
No, the boxes include integrated captive nails so no extra mounting screws or nails are needed for standard stud new work installation.

Are these boxes suitable for wet locations?
These PVC outlet boxes provide electrical isolation but installers should follow local code and choose products specifically rated for wet locations if required.