🔒 34590 Universal Lock - Advanced Technology Research Review

This plastic lock is not worth the money. It can deter the occasional theft, but anyone with more than a few minutes can pull it out in one swipe. If you manage to put it on and take it off without damaging the plastic clips. I decided to make my own using a 12" galvanized (outdoor/all weather) chain and 2 all weather locks. The total investment is $9. If you want that, you'll have to cut my cord—nothing's safe, but it's better than a $30 plastic box (and you still need a lock).

This seemed like a good idea to me so I bought it along with Camco 55312 125V 30M/30F Amp Dogbone Circuit Analyzer and Surge Protector. The whole body is made of thin plastic, and a simple hit with a hammer or even a rock can crack it open. Also, the hinge side is so weak that a flathead screwdriver can easily break the clips and it's easy to pop open. This provides false protection, and if you're using an electrical extension cord like I am, all a thief need do is quickly grab and run…

Bought and returned! Firstly, the box is not suitable for all 50 amp cables. If you have a 50 amp cord with "molded handles" on the ends, the box will not close where the two plugs connect. This "might" work if you have handles that fold down. I don't know as all my cables have molded pull handles. But that's not the worst thing about this box. It is made of "hard" plastic. A type of plastic that breaks "very easily" if someone simply steps on it or hits it with an accessible rock lying on the…