Reseñas de clientes para Panel de tomacorrientes temporal VEVOR de 20, 30 y 50 A para vehículos recreativos y vehículos eléctricos, con tomacorriente NEMA de 50 A, NEMA de 30 A, GFCI de 20 A instalado, caja impermeable IP54 precableada, para autocaravanas, caravanas y autocaravanas.

Upgraded RV and needed 50 amp rather than 30 amp in previous camper. Found this 50/30/20 box, ordered and installed. Works as well as the 30 amp it replaced. This box was a fraction of the cost of the other similar temporary service boxes and at least right now works as well. Time will tell if it holds up as well as higher priced ones. Easy install with minimal tools. Motorhome has been operating on it for over a month and I’m very happy with it. Highly recommend to anyone looking for electric service for their RV.

It is a well built unit. Seems to function properly, should be noted that it does not have commonly used breakers. Should any parts malfunction they would not be readily available.

Great product for a great price. It was easy for my electrician to hook up. He had the panel hooked up and working all in one day. I am very happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone who might have a need to get a Rv hook up. Thank you very much.

Heavy duty RV power box. Has the breakers installed and will be a nice addition to the ranch for guests RV to hook up to You will need plugs for the lower connections

It looks like it is built well. Complete BS that it is CSA approved. There would be a label with the CSA approval on it. The breakers are definitely not CSA approved. The centre of the receptacles have CSA on the face, that’s fake. However, I have this unit protected with a CSA approval breaker and it’s only going to be used for maybe a day at a time 2-3 days a year. If I was going to use one of these permanently I would send it back and get an actual CSA approved unit.

I bought this box to use as a power distribution center in my barn workshop. I could not build this box from parts cheaper so I got this one and modified it. I dont need the RV receptacle so it got replaced with another 120V receptacle (with an adapter plate). I also took the cover off, dont need it for use indoors. The 50A receptacle is the exact needed for my welder. Some things you need to know: The breakers are the wrong amperage. The 50A receptacle has a 63A (?!?!) breaker and the 20A GFI has a 25A breaker. Also, the bottom has large predrilled holes in it for some reason. I had to make a new bottom plate to cover these holes and support the input power connector I have. Also, I have had several of these chinese DIN mount breakers fail, one catastrophically, and one that just would not stay in the ON position. I would advise replacing them with a quality brand like ABB, etc.

Never received item

terrrible,,hard to replace breakers even if you can find them,,,do not buy

I bought this panel for installation on my home in British Columbia Canada for my RV parking spot. It will be featured in a project video on my YouTube channel, (YouTube.com/terrypeterman). Being a Journeyman electrician with Red Seal approval, I see that this panel has no UL or CSA, or any other accredited approval in the documentation or on the panel itself for the North American market. If the proper permitting process was to be followed, and subsequent inspection carried out, this panel would most definitely be rejected. It is possible that with some key modifications, it may be possible to get it approved through an SPE-1000 evaluation, but the key issues would be the DIN-rail-mounted CHINT 50Hz breakers with odd amperage ratings (63A 2-pole, 32A 1-pole, 25A 1-pole), the branch circuit wiring using black conductors for neutral to name a few issues. Having said all that, the panel enclosure seems of high quality, the receptacles have the proper NEMA identification and configurations, and aside from a few loose terminations, it seems well constructed. The design could be improved as you need to pull away all the receptacles and wiring to access the bottom mounting holes, and the top hole is behind the DIN mounted breakers making mounting the panel very cumbersome. If Vevor can reply to these key issues I've identified, that might help to make a decision to purchase by North American customers.

I sent an email expressing my concerns and never received a reply . I have not installed it yet, due to installation deficiencies