Temporary Power Outlet Panel with 20A/30A Breakers, TT-30R & 20A GFCI Outlets | Indoor/Outdoor Use | ETL Listed

The media could not be loaded.  Ran a 10ga UF cable from my garage to the RV carport. Reguired a single 30a breaker from the garage. Both the 30a RV receptacle and the 20a GFCI outlet are powered off the same 30a garage circuit. Not an issue for me as I doubt I will ever need to run the RV air conditioner and use power tools in the carport at the same time. With the price of copper wire these days using 10ga UF cable was cost effective compared to running extra wires in conduit or bigger gauge wires. All internal connections completed at the factory, arrives ready to wire. Nice clear wiring diagram in the cover. Easy to open and secure cover with provision for a padlock should you want one to keep the kids out. I also ran some extra AC outlets off the LOAD side of the GFCI which let me hang a set of LED string lights in the carport. Having that GFCI in the panel makes it very easy and safe.

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The cover is different than what is shown in Amazon. It is larger to accommodate plugs with handles. The wiring has already been done to the outlets and all you need to do is screw on the cables that you are running to it.

The box is well made and very easy to mount and install. The only issue I had was most RV cords have a handle built on the back allowing the user to safely insert and remove plug from outlet. With the depth of the box when closed it does not allow room for the handle allowing the box to close. Resolution is cutting the handle off the RV plug or build a deeper box that would allow for a stock RV plug with handle.

It’s a great product for a DIY and nicely wired inside the box.Would be better if more instructions were given for what’s needed from the main breaker panel to the box. What size wire, breakers needed etc.

Perfect for my RV. Had electrician install it and worked perfectly. Like that it has the extra 20 amp plug. Definitely worth the extra money for this

Exactly what I needed for occasional RV hook up. So well made that the hardest part of the job was removing the supply entrance knock outs. Heavy duty.

A little pricey but, it's exactly what I needed to wire up my fifth wheel PLUS having an extra outlet.