Temporary Power Outlet Panel, RV Pedestal Electrical Panel, 30 Amp RV Breaker Panel Box,Prewired and Unmetered, Weatherproof

Have been using at my camp, since installed the day it came.

These are great boxes for rv hook ups. They give you access to 30 amp, 50 amp and a 20 amp plug all in one location. I have purchased 3 of them.

Great product, but be ready for the following:1. The punch outs are singular holes. Thankfully the bottom center was 1 1/4” for the wiring I was installing.2. When you remove lower panel with the plugs so you can work with the wiring, it’s about 2 inches short, making it difficult to have the needed clearance to use tools to tighten the wiring to the internal neutral and ground straps.3. The block connection for the X and Y wires is not sturdy. The plastic separated when using a flathead screwdriver to tighten the wire lug. Thankfully it didn’t affect functionality, but it looks and feels bad.The price is great but I would be skeptical to buy this again.

I recently purchased the AXOTEN Temporary Power Outlet Panel for my RV pedestal electrical needs. Overall, I have been quite satisfied with its performance and functionality.The power outlet panel is prewired and comes in an unmetered version, making it convenient for temporary power setups. It offers 20, 30, and 50 amp RV breaker panels, allowing for flexibility in power usage depending on the RV's requirements.One of the standout features of this product is its weatherproof design. The panel is designed to withstand various weather conditions, providing peace of mind when using it outdoors. This durability ensures that the electrical components are well-protected, reducing the risk of damage due to exposure.Installation was relatively straightforward, and the panel came with clear instructions that were easy to follow. The prewiring saved time and effort, making the setup process more convenient.The build quality of the AXOTEN Temporary Power Outlet Panel appears to be sturdy and reliable. The materials used seem durable and able to withstand regular usage. I have not experienced any issues with the panel's performance or the quality of its components.One small drawback is that the panel does not come with a built-in meter, so there is no way to accurately measure the electricity usage. This may be a concern for those who wish to monitor their power consumption closely.In conclusion, the AXOTEN Temporary Power Outlet Panel has been a reliable and convenient solution for my RV power needs. Its prewired design, weatherproof construction, and sturdy build quality make it a suitable choice for temporary power setups. The lack of a built-in meter may be a drawback for some users, but overall, I am satisfied with this product.

I have been looking for a simple box like this for a while now, especially at an affordable price and these do the trick. I have installed three of them for campers on some land and I am impressed on how well built they are for the price.

This is tricky. I didn't notice until I put hands on it. The rated voltages and freq are wrong for the breakers. I'm sure the info is burried somewhere in the description but it's not quickly caught. I saw this one on sale. Everything looked right. So I bought it. I've had to buy the right breakers on Amazon for another 30. If you scroll down the right box is being sold for the same price. Be careful. Looks like only one person has caught on so far and it didn't end well for him/her.

Other than the obvious of conduit/box connectors, all that is needed is to mount and the feed lines wired onto the breaker. All the other wiring inside is done. Also, you'll need a little smaller than normal flat blade screwdriver.

Well first it is heftier than I thought but the breakers are not standard GE style hook n push breakers there mini breakers mounted on a rail bar and slide on and off so if one goes out your untiring the hole thing to replace one breaker but being that is rare and the price is cheap enough I would replace the whole box. Hook up was extraordinary fast and easy just put a ground rod in ground run ground into cabinet and connect the 5 wires 4 from sorce 1 to rod and as extra precautions I installed a ground on cabinet as well. Dbl chk your connections on every lug some were good others were needing a torque . Overall I'm happy with the unit and it solved all my issues I was having with old setup the reason for the 4 star was there is no slack in oem cables to do any work so big hands will need to cramp up to get job done . Goodluck and camp on