🔌 Journeyman-Pro 5278W: High-Quality 15 Amp 120-125V, NEMA 5-15 Flanged Inlet, Commercial Grade RV Shore Power Plug Charger Receptacle (Front & Back Cover) - WHITE Review

Now I can store the dehumidifier in a parked trailer all winter without having to jam the extension in the door. Poke a hole, plug it, secure it.

Nice addition to the van. Be very careful to insert the wire correctly, do not overtighten the screws on the terminals. The first had to be sent back as it was disassembled/disassembled. Used for 2 months and everything ok.

This is the second one I've bought. The first one is installed on my small camper and works fine. This was installed on my truck's countertop and the lid will not stay latched.

I used it to add an extra port to power the remote controlled garden shed. It wasn't worth having the shed plugged in all the time so I was able to plug it in with an extension cord if needed. I plugged it into an internal outlet in the shed and it works very well.

In Alaska, heaters are built into our vehicles. The outlet hangs at the front of the grill and needs constant cleaning. So I searched for your product and it is perfect. Its size is comfortable to grip and keeps the exit clean. I don't know how it will work on ice and snow, but I'll find out soon

It's really nice and comfortable. I have a shed and I need it to have light so I can see the attic. Before I had this entrance I had to use a flashlight, but climbing stairs with one hand was never a good idea. I also wanted to make some outlets there because that's where I need to reload my ammo and fire a brass toggle switch, so I wired up the inside of the shed and installed three outlets and a light. I drilled a 1 3/4" hole in the side, fed a wire through the hole, connected it to the inlet