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The Temporary RV Power Outlet is factory-assembled and factory-tested. It comes to the construction job site ready to use with no need to assemble individual parts, saving installation time. The single, heavy-gauge NEMA 3R rainproof enclosure protects against weather, vandalism and nuisance tripping. It is lockable and is engineered for maximum protection of receptacles, cords, plugs, breakers. The unit complies with NEC and OSHA requirements.
Product Depth (in.) | 5.19 in |
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Product Width (in.) | 5.75 in |
Maximum Amperage (A) | 30 |
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NEMA Configuration | NEMA 3R |
Pack Size | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 4.125 lb |
Receptacle Configuration | TT-30 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Voltage (V) | 120 |
Certifications and Listings | UL Listed |
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Manufacturer Warranty | One year warranty from first use |
U013P and U013PP are the same device. The difference is only in the packaging with the U013PP as the latest Midwest packaging. Thank you for your question.
I would recommend visiting leviton.com and reviewing the specs on a part# 7313-S00. We don't currently sell the enclosure only. Thanks for the question.
You'd need a cord with a TT30P on one end and probably a 14-50R on the other. But if you're trying to backfeed your house with no transfer switch, you're asking for legal trouble if anyone gets shocked.
For a 50a RV, consider the U054P 50a power outlet. For power outage consider the T030N power inlet. Thank you for your question.
10 gauge if under 50'
It comes with the unit
Mine came with the top wiring hole cover plate. This was necessary in my installation because the wiring conduit was connected on the backside.
Yes indeed it will work just fine and is rated at 30 amps. If your RV plug matches this outdoor outlet you will be good to go.
Yes indeed it can be used to power your RV provided that it can run on 35 amps. That is what this outdoor outlet is rated for. I suggest that you match your RV plug to the outlet and you can’t go wrong.
It’s the wrong plug, you need to use a male end for your house not a female end. If you use this setup, you will have a male end going into your generator and a male end on the other end of the cord. DANGER DANGER mkay?
Yes you can. That’s the way I set it up and it works great.
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