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(More customer reviews)I have installed several standby power systems requiring external power boxes. In the past I always used metal boxes because they were readily available. One particular customer was worried about being shocked on a metal box even though I explained that the boxes were grounded. To allay their fears, I went with this plastic box.
This box is very nicely made. The plastic is thick and appears to be very durable. There are no sharp edges. It took paint more uniformly than the metal boxes have. Finally, there are no concerns about corrosion. I would not hesitate to use one again and actually prefer it to the metallic version
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Use a power inlet box when you need to plug in your generator outdoors to connect to a transfer switch indoors. This non-metallic power inlet box is mounted on the exterior of a house or building, and your installer will run wire through the wall over to the transfer switch. Rated at 30-Amps @ 125-Volts for generators up to 3750-watt, this NEMA 3R-rated non-metallic enclosure is made from durable, glass-filled nylon and includes a 30-Amp 125-Volt male inlet in NEMA configuration L5-30 on bottom, protected by a spring-loaded flip lid to keep out dirt and insects when it's not in use. For 125-Volt use only. UL Listed.
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