🔌 BougeRV 50 Amp 125/250 Volt RV Power Outlet Box - Enclosed, Lockable, Weatherproof Outdoor Electrical NEMA 14-50R Receptacle, ETL Listed - Ideal for RV Camper, Travel Trailer, Motorhome, Electric Car, Generator Review

This works well if you can plug in a NEMA 14-50 plug and close the lid. It's nice that you can lock the lid to keep the kids away. The design has a few downsides: 1. The cutouts aren't good enough to even pop out, you have to drill them out. I drilled a small hole in the center and then used a 1" drill bit (used for wood) to drill it out. Screws on the Bottom This is a poor design as using #6 wire makes it difficult to maneuver the panels into position and the two small screws don't seem tight…

Although the box and electrical components are well made, the manufacturer seems to have lowered the price with rivets. When my box arrived, the rivet on the left door hinge broke, preventing the door from opening and closing properly. There was also an issue with the rivet used to attach the door latch spring where it was not fully riveted. I have decided to return my current box in the hope that the replacement would not have these issues as it is the only box I have seen deep enough to fully

First of all I would like to say that this is a very nice box, it looks good and is very functional. I used it to provide an outlet for a generator in my shed. You will be satisfied once you install it; If someone else installed it I would give 5 stars. Although the installation is a bit complicated1. As some others have pointed out, the pics look like it has cutouts on the bottom and sides. No, there's an embossing for it, but it's decorative only, you'll need a whole saw if you don't want to…

I have been a Union Electrical contractor for over 35 years. I've never come across such a poorly working craft making an electrical junction box, knockouts can't be removed, mugged by other 3 people saying the same thing, why put it on the box if they don't work yeah you could take the time to drill with the whole saw, my step drill didn't work, it wasn't strong enough to pierce thick metal which when made with a hole punch won't go through and barely penetrates the paint. I had a guy from…