So now Roger has solved his problem, which seems quite different from my original question, perhaps we can return to what I was originally asking !!!!
External I/P cameras have a short umbilical cord with a power connector, a reset button, and a CAT5 socket, all too short to get into a building and are thus exposed to the rain etc.
Up until now I've used a bit of 50 mm sleeving with everything poked inside and the ends turned over and held with ty-wraps. Doesn't look professional and is not really storm or spider proof.
The various bits are obviously too large to get through a waterproof cable gland, so is there some sort of two part shell box that can be clamped round the bit's to keep out the weather?
(Request prompted by yet again having to climb the lamp post to dig the will life out of the cat5 socket !)
A telecom in line box was suggested (before the thread got hi-jacked), and looks ideal but wasn't quite big enough to house the CAT5E in line socket and associated plug.
Any further on topic suggestions would be appreciated.
Andrew