Does the power run from the top, sides, or back? Does it come with the 30amp breaker or just receptacle?
1188303
It does come with the 30 amp breaker and you can run the incoming power from either side which have the pop-out circle blanks. If your application needed from the back, I suppose you could drill the box, but I wouldn't recommend the top because of the moisture following the wire in. The power cord going out (to the RV, etc.) comes up from the bottom.
1188304
Power goes into box from bottom. Plug into the box from the front. No breaker with it.
1188305
Power enters the box from the bottom. NO it does not come with 30 amp breaker. It as at very good box lockable, water resistant.
1188306
There are knockout plugs on the back to bring the power in. You will have to supply the breaker for your main service panel if you don't already have one available. I located the box on the exterior side of my garage in a location that was slightly offset from the main service panel on the inside of the garage and about 2' off the ground. I then ran the romex from the breaker slot down through the bottom of the service panel, down through the wall and then out through a predrilled hole in the exterior wall and in through the back of the box using a knockout hole. Point of clarification....by brother, the licensed electrician, actually did the work. Very clean setup. There are knockout plugs on the back to bring the power in. You will have to supply the breaker for your main service panel if you don't already have one available. I located the box on the exterior side of my garage in a location that was slightly offset from the main service panel on the inside of the garage and about 2' off the ground. I then ran the romex from the breaker slot down through the bottom of the service panel, down through the wall and then out through a predrilled hole in the exterior wall and in through the back of the box using a knockout hole. Point of... » Read More There are knockout plugs on the back to bring the power in. You will have to supply the breaker for your main service panel if you don't already have one available. I located the box on the exterior side of my garage in a location that was slightly offset from the main service panel on the inside of the garage and about 2' off the ground. I then ran the romex from the breaker slot down through the bottom of the service panel, down through the wall and then out through a predrilled hole in the exterior wall and in through the back of the box using a knockout hole. Point of clarification....by brother, the licensed electrician, actually did the work. Very clean setup. « Show Less
1188307
Incoming power comes from knockouts on the bottom, or a removable plate on top. There is no breaker included. I hooked mine up to a 30 amp breaker in the panel in my house, and there is also a 30 amp breaker in my RV.
1361691
Sorry, I don't remember for certain (since it didn't fit my outlet and I returned it) but I think there are prongs for both upper and lower outlets. The manufacturer/seller could really help with better photos of the product including the back!
682373
It runs of electricity. But I had ro send mine back. It was deflected upon arrival. Never worked
1891748
Comes with its own power supply. It has a 110 AC household plug. The cord is a little short but I had no problems making it work.
568869
It comes with 1 small 40 watt panel. There is no DC outlet. The inverter is not pure sine wave.
661770
There is no receptacle on the inside. The back of this plug has a place to slide the wire going to an outlet that you have to install. I used this for my RV so I could run a dedicated line for a heater. Basically I cut a hole out of the inside of my RV where I was going to put an outlet and then I drilled the hole for the parkpower plug. I should caution you that the hole for the parkpower plug should not be directly behind the hole for the inside receptacle because when you screw them on they will hit each other in the middle. I off set the inside outlet about 3 inches to one side of where I drilled the park power plug. I hope this helps. There is no receptacle on the inside. The back of this plug has a place to slide the wire going to an outlet that you have to install. I used this for my RV so I could run a dedicated line for a heater. Basically I cut a hole out of the inside of my RV where I was going to put an outlet and then I drilled the hole for the parkpower plug. I should caution you that the hole for the parkpower plug should not be directly behind the hole for the inside receptacle because when you screw them on they will hit each other in the middle. I off set the inside outlet about 3 inches to one side of where... » Read More There is no receptacle on the inside. The back of this plug has a place to slide the wire going to an outlet that you have to install. I used this for my RV so I could run a dedicated line for a heater. Basically I cut a hole out of the inside of my RV where I was going to put an outlet and then I drilled the hole for the parkpower plug. I should caution you that the hole for the parkpower plug should not be directly behind the hole for the inside receptacle because when you screw them on they will hit each other in the middle. I off set the inside outlet about 3 inches to one side of where I drilled the park power plug. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1183812
It takes one power outlet and is 3 pronged with test/reset buttons on the side. You'll want it plugged into an outlet by itself though, because when it kicks in it draws a decent amount of power.
2120264
It is self powered, and will plug into a wall socket. You do not need a separate amp or a powered sub output.
1890507
It works from an ordinary electrical outlet. This model is not gas powered. Make sure you buy the right start up kit or the warranty will not be honored. It has to be an Ingersoll rand kit. I got mine from Amazon. This is an excellent unit, very little noise.
805056
this PLUGS into the outlet... we have 30 amp and runs fine plugged in at all times.. (we do however turn off breaker when unplugging/plugging in to new pole...just in case. great replacement for our travel trailer
1604552
Hi, It has a power converter that comes with it. It's a regular wall outlet plug in.
1406540
Thank you for your response I ended up ordering a product from AST for $141.00 that will run off my 240VDC low voltage garage opening system no need for a separate 115V outlet as well. Note: If anyone has anything valuable in or garage you need to have an auto-lock system.
163662
Nope, its just electronics. Zero issues, but you wouldn't be able to power it (requires two outlets)
1555158
I'm running mine on a 40 amp breaker... But it also came with a 120v 20 amp adaptor so you could run it on a regular outlet with limits to output..
861957
It comes with ac wall and dc car chargers You then just plug into it. I use it at my hunting camp that doesn't have electricity. It runs a 7w/(25 w output of light) bulb for about 5 hours I bought 3 of them
661769
There is no receptacle on the inside. The back of this plug has a place to slide the wire going to an outlet that you have to install. I used this for my RV so I could run a dedicated line for a heater. Basically I cut a hole out of the inside of my RV where I was going to put an outlet and then I drilled the hole for the parkpower plug. I should caution you that the hole for the parkpower plug should not be directly behind the hole for the inside receptacle because when you screw them on they will hit each other in the middle. I off set the inside outlet about 3 inches to one side of where I drilled the park power plug. I hope this helps.
1311728
It's got a built in breaker. And comes with necessary wiring depending on your battery location.