PAULINNShore Power Inlet Plug 15 Amp, 125V NEMA 5-15 AC Power Inlet Port Plug w/Integrated 18" Extension Cord and Waterproof Back Cover, 2 Pole 3-Wire Shore Power Plug for RV, Truck, Boat, Generator

The media could not be loaded.  I just put together my new shed and needed a power source with out having to run permanent wiring. This did the trick! Clean look and easy to install.

was installed on golf cart for easy acess for charging plug. works great and was easy to install.

Easy to install and good quality. Nothing more to say. I can now store my riding lawnmower and motorcycle in my enclosed cargo trailer over the winter, plug in a trickle charger, rotate, and keep the batteries topped off.

Heavy duty...seems like really good quality.

Easy to mount in golf cart and strong water resistant design.

liked it, used it it bring power to my storage shed.

I haven't installed this yet, but wanted to mention that the instructions that came with the inlet that already has an integrated extension cord are for the inlet that does not. What I mean is that the instructions are for wiring when it's already wired! And there is no phone number for tech support or to let them know about this. It may seem obvious from the picture on the instructions and the fact that the inlet has an existing integrated extension cord that the instructions are for the inlet without an integrated extension cord. But for someone with little knowledge or experience the instructions were totally misleading! I decided to simply try plugging an extension cord from an outlet in my garage into the inlet and plugging a lamp into the integrated extension cord to see if it really needed any additional wiring work and of course it didn't. The lamp turned on no problem. Luckily I didn't hurt the wiring by initially trying to follow the steps in the instructions. Very annoying!Update 4/25/21: As another reviewer mentioned, using a hole saw that is 1 7/8" rather than 2" created the perfect sized hole. If you are drilling into metal, like the side of a van, you may want to tape cardboard all around the area in case the drill bounces out of place due to not putting enough pressure or putting uneven pressure while drilling. This happened to me and I had to touch up the paint.

I installed this for my Ram camper van. 1-3/4 hole saw, secured with an EMT nut and fed thru the vent in the rear tail light/fender area. From there it plugs into my breaker box for shore power!

Now I have power to my outbuilding.

Easy to install in minutes

Bon produit