Kohree 50 Amp RV Power Outlet Box, 125/250V Nema 14-50R RV Receptacle Power Box, Enclosed Lockable Weatherproof Outdoor Electrical Panel Box for RV Camper Travel Trailer Motorhome

I saw several complaints about this box concerning the knockouts and the socket. The socket I received has UL stamp and looks like a Leviton ( since I bought one expecting the included socket to be horrible from the reviews ) I have this on a 30 AMP 220 breaker with #10 AWG, it would clearly handle bigger wire but that is what I needed. Included with my enclosure are two installation notes indicating the necessity of a knockout tool. See Attached. I used a step drill bit. This box is very hard and was a little tough to drill. << That in my opinion is a good thing >> I am a homeowner not an electrician but, I can say the metal is stronger than my service entrance box. I am not sure how some people, in other comments, bent the box without a 20lb hammer.

This product is very solid. I like the fact that it comes with several separate metal side pieces that can be easily screwed it to adapt to different diameters of metal conduit. I installed this for the purpose of attaching an electric car charger to charge at 240 vac, 50 amps. Although it did not come with any screws to attach to the wall, that wasn't a big deal since I had some wall screws handy. The inside electrical connections are very high quality. The door is lockable although I won't need that feature inside my garage. I expect it will come in handy some day for use with an RV or other 240 volt equipment if needed. I'm really happy with this unit. The building inspector also commented that it is one of the nicest ones he has seen.

I do not trust receptacle in this box. Right away you see that the set screws (clamps) for the wires are not up to the job. And the receptacle and hole are smaller than the Bryant Electric 9450FR 50 Amp 125/250V NEMA 14-50R Flush Straight Blade Receptacle that most people are recommending. But an hour with a dremel will remedy that. Then drill two holes to mount the Bryant to the mounting plate. Several complaints about space in the box but I did not find that any more challenging than cramming 6/3 plus ground into any junction box. I like the removable no-drill access panels not only because well, no drill, but because you can use them as inspection ports to make sure that you’re wire connections are solid because that last push before screwing it down is severe. Also, I wired this before mounting it, and that can be tricky because you technically can’t get to the top screw. But if this is not intuitive, that top screw acts like a hanger screw. So set that screw first, and dry fit hanging this box on the screw. Screw the screw in to the perfect depth so there is tension on it during your dry fit. Then remove the box and wire it. Then hang it from the placed hanging screw. Once hung, shoot in the two bottom mounting screws with a long driver bit.

This is a good quality, heavy product. The "punch out" locations on the box were easy to see, however, they don't easily "punch out". You definitely need to drill them out. It's deep enough to close the cover down over the very large 50 amp plug from our RV. Also, the receptacles to insert and then screw down the the 6/3 guage 50 amp wiring are not very accommodating. The screws for the red, black, and white wire were right in the middle of each opening. We got the wires in with difficulty, but the husband was not happy with it and went and bought a separate 50 amp plug to replace the one that came with this box. As this is a 50 amp box/plug, one would think the red/black/white receptacle opening should accommodate the thickness of 6/3 guage wiring that it's designed for. It would also be nice if the cover could somehow be made to stay open while working on the wiring behind the outlet. We had to tape it up. Not sure if others have found this to be an issue. Otherwise, the price and sturdiness of the product is very good for the price.

I needed a 50 Amp Receptacle to provide shore power for my MotorCoach, after looking at several options from a number of vendors I decided this was the perfect solution for me. Like all electrical devices you should consult an experienced electrical contractor if you aren’t qualified to do your own installation to ensure the device is installed property and meets all the electrical codes in your area. I installed this inside my garage so it is not subject to wet conditions. I also mounted it in close proximity of my breaker panel and wired it to a properly sized breaker so I can easily isolate it when plugging in or unplugging my Motorhome. This is a quality product and after using it for the past 6 months I am very happy with the purchase…

Bought this for an RV that requires 50amp. Works great. However I would suggest a qualified electrician install it. 50 amp is nothing to mess with but my electrician said it was no problem to install it. He gave it a thumbs up.

Was nervous about ordering this online because I needed a heavy duty RV outlet for permanent outdoor use on the farm. I was pleasantly surprised with the heaviness and quality of this product. Complete closure after plug in is great and the wiring is easy. Would definitely order again.

Bought this for a 50A camper plug to install at my shop. 1st off, the receptacle is garbage, so plan on replacing it. It has tiny Phillips head screws on the wire screw terminals, and there's no way to get them tight & secure. The spaces on the wire terminals are not big enough to accept #6 wire in there. You can't jam it in there at all. The included receptacle is ABSOLUTE trash. I replaced it with a UL listed 50A socket and all was well after that. The included ground wire is too short, what a hassle. Also, there's no way to run a wire out the back of the enclosure, so you'll have to drill it if you want to do that. The enclosure box itself is thick, sturdy, bomb-proof metal, so pack a lunch if you plan on drilling it. Overall, you can make this work for you needs if you are willing to do some reworking to it. That's why I gave it one star only.