Questions and Answers for Midwest Electric Products 50 Amp Temporary RV Power Outlet

A:  I bought this. The receptacle in mine is made by Eaton. I wired it to a 40A GFI breaker and put a 32A EV charger on it. It runs 8h straight without getting hot.

A:  Yes, but: will be an intermittent load like an RV or an electric range? Or will it be a continuous load like an EV charger? I bought this and it has an Eaton receptacle. Mine handles 32A for hours ok. Might get melty at higher amps...

A:  Probably because they don't recommend having a cord plugged into it as "permanent" wiring. For example, connected to a trailer with a person living in it 365 days a year. Extension cords are not considered appropriate for long-term wiring solutions. "Temporary" does not imply that it will stop working if used for an extended period of time, but the National Electrical Code prohibits using cords as a forever wiring solution.

A:  If you want to use the Bryant or Hubbell 14-50 outlets you will need to do a few minor mods to open the hole and then locate two holes to hold the receptacle. Not hard just takes some time.

A:  Did you ever find out if this will fit the Hubbell 14-50?

A:  You will need to modify the opening to accept the Hubble or Bryant 14-50 outlet. I also had to add two holes to get the receptacle alignment correct. Not had just takes a little time.