If you use a 50 amp plug with handle, will the door still close?
1060935
No. I was disappointed after I bought a 50A plug with handle. Good idea, but will not fit any box without very large clearance in front of the outlet face.
1060936
I'm not sure what "with handle" means, but the RV we hooked up used a 50 amp plug where the cord came down and fit into into the slot on the box and the door of the plug box closed. Hope this makes sense.
1452923
this plug is made for a 30 amp 10 gauge RV cord, and is made small enough to fit into the opening and allow you to close the flapper door when traveling. Would not recommend using a 6 gauge wire, since that is made for a 50 amp service, where as this plug is made for a maximum of 30 amps.. and you could not tighten the housing around a 6 gauge cord anyway. Hope this helps. brought this to repair a friends 30 amp power cord on his camper.. worked well.
743066
Depends on the design of your door. Usually it'll take an extra TUG on the door, to get it to close. In general, it'll be a TIGHT fit.
26095
It should. If the magnets keep the doors together, I believe the handle will withstand the load. Best wishes-
1841983
You should contact the manufacture. But i think it should work with any door closer that uses a wall mounted push button to close the door.
1881361
The connection will pass thru the guide hole easily because it is maybe 1.5 inch dia. That is if you are pulling straight out but if you pull to the side it may be a sticking point.
984252
This will work fine with a battery grip. You'll need to locate the small rubber flap/seal that will allow the cable to be routed out of the grip so the door can close.
1999224
It probably has about a pound of holding force. So if there was an automatic closure on the door, then probably not.
1186623
I doubt it but do not know for sure. My plug has a flat back and it does not have much extra space. You would probably need to cut off the handle. This was the only one like this that I've encountered but there are larger power panels that have several receptacles. I've seen one in the past that seemed deeper like might have accepted that plug and closed enough to divert rain but it was not on my radar at the time so is just a memory. You might check with an electrical contractor's supply house or a large RV supply center. This seems like it HAS to be a subject that has come up for them before. If that does not get you results, I've learned that a useful question to counter an "I don't know" dead-end is to ask the person you are talking to who they would recommend as someone who might know or who might at least know who to suggest that you ask after them. It usually gets a laugh AND a functional response.
411940
You could just to hold the gate closed. Wouldn't be good for security purposes. Exposed power wire.
836470
No it cannot. Needs to plugged in to keep it charged and ready to use if you were to loose power that way you would be able to open close door on a limited basis until power was back online.
1092216
Hi Clay, Based on the usage I give to this amp, I don't think will be a problem. I have connected two 8 ohms speakers and often to highest volume, using the power supply provided, and not meaningful warming up. However, I don't think is good idea to close completely ANY electrical device. Leave a minimal air entry and I don't think you will have problems, using it inside specs.
1015673
Quite a few amps I would suppose... when extended (door open) the circuit is closed to ground.
299009
I can't imagine why not! I'm not very familiar with that but it will wind anything. The plug in part for the outlet sticks out the top and the rest winds on. I love carrying it by the handle. So convenient!
145750
I assume you will be having the power cord pinched by the door when the closet is closed. That will not cause a problem with the on function of the switch as long as you adjust the on button of the switch to compensate for the thickness of the cord. The assembly is very simple and you should have no problem adjusting it. Give it a try; the thing works great!!!
2132024
You have to adjust the gate width, make the gate fit little looser till it closes easilly. When it feels like you can't close it, the gate is too wide for the frame. Pushing the handle down makes the gate to expand, so if you already have a tight fit, it won't close. Hope this helps.
1183755
Yes you can. But of course you will have to use a little more force to close the door, but it will stay closed.