X-Haibei 30 Amp RV Power Inlet Plug, Female Twist Locking Connector 125V AC - White Inlet with Weatherproof Cover Boot Kit Review

Attention, this is cheap garbage made in China. Poor quality materials, both plastic and metal connectors. I bought two with the intention of adding one before my 5th wheel but never made it so I had an extra one. Well we recently stayed in our RV for 5 weeks while moving out of state. At one point for 3 weeks when I wanted to unplug it, it melted and it took me a lot of effort to unplug it. I didn't redraw the trailer either, I worked. Ok but nothing that shouldn't be able to handle the normal

In this old camper van the power cord was coiled up in a square tube and was difficult to plug back in and had to be unwound to lay flat when removed for use. It was shorter than traditional cables and sometimes had to be lengthened to support power lines. As seen in the photos I removed the box, inserted a plastic panel with the 30 amp socket above and connected the now free end of the cable. The door stayed on and closes and locks even after a new installation at the request of the new…

The socket is not watertight on the back and the cover cannot be screwed onto the back of the socket. Maybe it was made to be indoors? After trying the bushing several times, I noticed it was loose and couldn't tighten the bolts. The photo shows that 2 of the 3 screw racks are cracked. The weather-coated outlet side was mostly fine, but it was very difficult to get the yellow cover around the outlet. Now I have to buy the side of the socket without removing the side to send it back / spend more

It worked great as an upgrade for my existing power line. I removed the old cord, reconnected the internal wiring to the new outlet, and installed a new plug at the end of the removed cord. Any instructions or helpful tips on how to attach the yellow protective cover would be GOOD. I cut off the end where it lay next to the cable, it was very difficult for me to get the cable into the yellow cover (and keep a tight fit). Connecting the connector was easy, but fitting the yellow cap onto the…

Warning, this is cheap junk made in China. Low quality materials both plastic and metal connectors I bought two with intentions of adding one before my 5th wheel but never did I had an extra Well we were in our motorhome 5 weeks recently when we moved out of state. At one location for 3 weeks when I went to unplug the plug it had melted and it took a lot of effort to get it out. I didn't redraw the pendant. I was working. Ok but nothing, it shouldn't have handled the normal stuff that comes…

I have seen some conflicting reviews on this product. I bought it because we are in the process of restoring a 1977 Minnie Winnie Class C motorhome. It was installed with a shore power cable in the compartment and permanently attached. To use it, you had to take it out of the compartment and then put it away in reverse order. It was a tiny branch and a bit of pain. I've noticed that new top coaches don't do it that way. They had an external outlet and the power cord from the shore was…