🔌 ClearMax RV Replacement Power Plug 50AMP - T14-50R, 125V/250V - Heavy Duty, Ergonomic Grip - ETL Listed - Travel Trailer, Camper RV Accessories - Black Review

The cable entry at the bottom is very large. I used 4-wire SOOW 6-gauge cable, but there was still a gap. I had to use some of the cable's black rubber jacket scraps to fill the gap. This is important not only for weather protection, but also to avoid stress on the internal connections. Now it's very durable and works great so far.

The biggest problem is getting the cords to fit the terminals. I have a standard 50A lead, the connectors were flimsy, and the design forced me to split the wire in two sections (be careful not to cut or snap the wires), flatten them, and then flush the ends cut to fit together. into the shell. A 5 minute job became a 30 minute job. Yes, it was cheaper, but I'd happily pay the extra $10 for a well-designed terminal.

I connected 8 AWG stranded wire to this as I won't be using it for 50 amp service. It was easy enough, but if I had to run 6 AWG (50 amp) wire in it that would be a bitch. As with most connectors, there is not enough room to run a ground wire to the A-pillar. The wire holes on each connector barely had room for 8 AWG. 6 AWG probably won't fit. There is then only room for about 1/2 inch of uncut wire to pinch it. At some point the cable shield will fall out of the connector. Since they are all…