KinchoixTemporary Power Outlet Panel, RV Panel Outlet with a 20, 30, 50 Amp Receptacle Installed

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Let me first say I am an electrician (The account is in the wife's name) and have installed this on my property. Overall it is a nice set up for the money however there should be a few things to be aware of.1st - The mini breakers that came with mine were not ABB (a solid trusted name in our industry) but rather NADER. Did some research and although they are a China company they still seem to be a decent company. I personally would've preferred the 10kAIC in lieu of the 6kAIC but it's just an RV. Just be aware they may not be the ABB as pictured.2nd - They come prewired and although I was really impressed with the quality of the install I do have to point out that the duplex recept is a tamper resistant GFCI however.. It is wired exactly how it is shown on the diagram. Now.. Anyone who has wired a GFCI knows there is a LINE and a LOAD on them and you can NOT jumper them together. Be aware that in order for you to reset the GFCI you MUST disconnect this jumper from the LOAD side. Easy enough sure but the electrically challenged may not realize this and believe it to be faulty.This the time when I could knock the rating down because of these two issues but in all fairness I am a lic electrician and for the money they really aren't that big of deal to me so I think it's fair to just knock it down one.

Wired this up with 6ga on the side of my house for an RV. Everything was good except that the 120 GFIC outlet had jumpers connecting the inlet to the outlet of the plug. Those bottom connections are only used to daisy chain to power another outlet - protected by this same GFIC. I just took those connections off and wrapped with electrical tape...One downside is that there are no knockouts, just three open holes (2) for 1" conduit and (1) for 1.25" conduit. Had got some caps to "close" the holes and make it harder for a wasp to build a next inside...Other than that, wiring was neat, it had ABB breakers, and connections were tight.

The item looks good except it must have been dropped at the factory before it was boxed up. The box didn’t show signs of damage. The top was bent down and the door wouldn’t open. I bent it back to get the door open and found when it was dropped it broke both welds off on the bracket that holds the breaker panel. I drilled holes and screwed the bracket to the case. I just hope it didn’t damage the breakers. The seller provided good communication and also refunded $20 for the trouble. I would buy the product again.

Update: The seller refunded my money for the broken box. They were very nice to deal with.I gave this 3 stars because, of the 2 boxes I bought, one works fine. The other fried the pre wired ground/neutral and shocked me when I tried to open it. I bought a replacement and went with a different brand.