120v Power Inlet Receptacle Parts & Install

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A power inlet is great for reducing the strain on the trailer’s electrical system. I use it to power a space heater when camping in cool temps. You could also use it to power other high wattage items like a hair dryer, crock pot, air fryer, etc.


NOTE: If you don’t have an interior wall to install an electrical box, you can use an inlet like this. They are good for slide and cabinets on exterior walls.

15 amp inlet receptacle

– requires 2″ hole saw

15 amp inlet receptacle

– requires 1-3/4″ hole saw

Inlet w/ extension cord

– requires 2″ hole saw

Inlet w/ extension cord

– requires 2″ hole saw


Supplies:

(Items may also be found at your local hardware store)

2″ hole saw

1-3/4″ hole saw

14/2 wire

Electrical box – 20 cu. in.

15 amp GFCI outlet

Decora wallplate


Step 1:

Drill the hole (run the drill backwards to make a clean cut)


Step 2:

  • Wire the romex to the inlet receptacle.
  • Install the receptacle into the hole.

Step 3:

  • Cut a hole in an interior wall.
  • Install the “old work” electrical box.
  • Run the romex to the electrical box.
  • Wire the GFCI outlet.

Step 4:

  • Plug in an electrical cord to the new power inlet.
  • Verify green GFCI light is on.



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1 Response

  1. Carolyn Andrews says:

    Thank you Adam

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