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Reliance Controls PB30 30 Amp Power Inlet Box | 
 enlarge | Brand: RELIANCE CONTROLS
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $45.43
You Save: $4.56 (9%)
New (9) from $45.43
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 6179
Color: Gray
Media: Tools Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 4 x 6 x 8
MPN: PB30
Model: PB30
UPC: 851890000089
EAN: 0851890000089
ASIN: B000BQT47S
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 30 Amp power inlet box for use with Reliance transfer switches, panels | | • | Hardwire directly to hardware to eliminate extra wires | | • | Weatherproof design; zinc-plated construction prevents rust | | • | NEMA L14-30P inlet plug; push-in wire connection | | • | cUL 1008 listed; 5-year warrant |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Reliance Controls 30 Amp power inlet box is designed for outdoor use and can be hardwired directly to Reliance Controls transfer switches or panels, eliminating need for cords running through windows or doors. This rain-tight, rust-proof unit includes an NEMA L14-30P inlet plug, six knockout holes, and push-in wire connections. Using one of the four combination 1/2-inch and 3/4-inch knockouts (one on each side, bottom and back), the power inlet box can be wired directly to the transfer switch or panel. The exclusive patented design provides generous wiring space and facilitates rough-in. The face of the box is removable for easy placement and wiring. It is cUL 1008 listed and covered by a 5-year warranty.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Generator inlet box June 24, 2008
Johnny B. Handy
This inlet box worked out very well. No problems with building inspectors. Simple straight forward design. Good product.
Generator inlet box May 26, 2008
Thomas H. Lawler (Everett, Wa)
This box is 2 X 3 X 6 inches. It comes with 4 wiring knockout holes, on the bottom, each side the back (the sides back have it centered ~1 inches from the bottom). I liked the fact that this unit has the power inlet on the front where you can see the plug instead of having it on the bottom (like others I've seen have). br /I've not installed this yet, but plan on doing some remodeling including relocating my main circuit breaker panel. As part of that, I'm getting a new panel that will allow generator power to be fed into it with a main breaker interlock for a few more bucks and save the $300 price of an add-on "transfer switch" sub-panel. This inlet box will be the connecting point between the house wiring the generator.
Cost effective May 24, 2008
David M. Hughes (Kansas)
I used it in conjuction with the transfer box so I just plug in outside and the cable runs inside to the transfer switch box
 Good if you're a Gorilla January 12, 2008
Ian S. Ogilvie
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The knockout I used on this box was barely scored. The metal dented and twisted before giving way. Very tough compared to a Square D box. br / br /The clamps to hold the wiring onto the plug barely grip the wire making assembly of the box a challenge. br / br /And finally the clever design of the box cover makes it impossible to screw the box fully down to a flat surface and still put it together so it hangs loose.
Replacement item September 23, 2007
Philip Medeiros
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Item was ordered to replace a defective one received from another vendor. Item was as described and shipped on time.
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