Nice product, good price and ordering was easy.

Happy with the purchase, items were packaged well and we got free shipping!

I installed this under my grandmother's shelter in order to plug in the travel trailer. The existing electrical plug no longer worked due to a (presumably) cut burial wire. I really like the fact that there is built in room for expansion in the form of 2 breaker slots that are in addition to the breakers for the 30 amp & 20 amp plugs. I used one of these breaker slots to run 2 flood light in the shelter. A big upgrade from the 0 previous lights. This box is of solid construction. The one challenge I faced had to do with the top of the box. I wanted to bring a 1" conduit out of the top of the box. Unfortunately, this box is designed to allow only a 3" conduit to securely exit the top. Time to get creative. I drilled a hole in the metal cover, installed a threaded adapter fitting with locking nut, removed the bolt assembly that mounts the cover to the box & used silicone to secure the cover to the box. It worked quite nicely and as an added bonus, it is very weather resistant. I am not an electrician and I'm not sure if this modification is "ok" but it works for me. The pics of this modification may show the gloss of the clear silicone that I used to secure the metal cover to the box. The original mounting bolt with cross bar interfered with placement of the threaded fitting and had to be removed. My local Lowe's or electrical supply store did not sell any combination of reducers that could go from 3" down to 1" so I had to figure it out & this was the idea I came up with. I still highly recommend this temporary power panel.

What else can I say, all good

You're thinking "It would sure be nice to know the NEMA configurations of the receptacles." aren't ya? It has a NEMA 5-20R GFI duplex and a NEMA 5-30R non-GFI receptacle. Both are 120V and of the configuration that you would expect for an RV camp site.