Ratings & Reviews for Utilitech 50 -Amp 125/250-volt Industrial Round Range power outlet Receptacles , Black
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this outlet for reliability, durability, and straightforward installation. Most highlight solid construction and consistent performance for high-power applications like stoves, RVs, and EV chargers. Many appreciate the easy wiring process and clear instructions, with several noting quick installations. Reviewers frequently describe it as a quality product that meets modern electrical standards. A few report minor issues with screw terminals slipping during tightening or difficulty opening the housing, and some mention small instruction text. Overall, customers consider it a dependable choice for 50A upgrades.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Level 2
Would RecommendUsed it to create a receptacle for a Level 2 Juicebox EV charger. It worked and still works.
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How to work with electricity
Would RecommendIt was simple to install quite pleased
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Range outlet
It’s easy to install and space saving device. I love it to use it for my customers.
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They work fine
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Just Ok
Would Not RecommendIt was Ok in the end but the too large diameter of the shaft for the single long screw to secure the housing made the installation harder than necessary - way too much play, and the slotted screw didn’t help. A Phillips would allow more control to align screw to the threads.
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Great for 240 volt, 40 or 50 amp devices
Would RecommendAs a professional electrician, I use 50 amp receptacles for car chargers and oven installations. These are solid, easy to use receptacles, so I have nothing bad to say.
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Upgraded old 3-prong 30A Receptacle to 4-prong 50A
Would RecommendMeets my needs and sort-of affordable. The 3-wire 50A receptacle was only $9, but this 4-wire 50A is $16.25. Not bad, but not great. I'd planned on getting the 3-wire version to upgrade it for my new range. Simple receptacle swap. but, when I began, I noticed the service cable was actually 4-wire, 50A rated AL, and was properly wired into a 50A breaker. So, replacing my 30A receptacle for $9 turned into a 4-wire retrofit costing $50+. Oh, well. At least, I have the latest standards met: 4...
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