Siemens TL137US Talon Temporary Power Outlet Panel with a 20, 30, and 50-Amp Receptacle Installed, Unmetered

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HobbyistVerified Purchase Excellent addition if you have an RV, welder, etc. Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2015Style: Outlet Panel

This box is pre-wired with receptacles and breakers. It has a 50-Amp breaker on the 50-Amp RV 240/120v 4-wire socket. There is a 30-Amp breaker on the 30-Amp RV 120v 3-wire socket. There is a 20-Amp breaker on the 20-Amp duplex GFCI receptacle. The weatherproof lid... See more This box is pre-wired with receptacles and breakers. It has a 50-Amp breaker on the 50-Amp RV 240/120v 4-wire socket. There is a 30-Amp breaker on the 30-Amp RV 120v 3-wire socket. There is a 20-Amp breaker on the 20-Amp duplex GFCI receptacle. The weatherproof lid covers the entire front and there is enough room with it closed for the cables to exit the bottom between the door and panel front. More breaker slots are available for additional circuits, but there''s probably only room for one more major socket to be added -- and you must be able to cut any hole required for that. Feed power into top, back, bottom, or sides. I have added a photo of the TL137US as received. 177 people found this helpful Helpful

Junjun LiuVerified Purchase I would strongly recommend it to everyone Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2016Style: Outlet Panel

I bought the Outlet Panel for my EV cars. It comes with NEMA 14-50, NEMA TT-30 and GFCI NEMA 5-20 outlets and three corresponding circuit breakers. There are spaces for four more breakers. So I added another one to control my garage door. At the price, with everything I... See more I bought the Outlet Panel for my EV cars. It comes with NEMA 14-50, NEMA TT-30 and GFCI NEMA 5-20 outlets and three corresponding circuit breakers. There are spaces for four more breakers. So I added another one to control my garage door. At the price, with everything I need, I would strongly recommend it to everyone. 73 people found this helpful Helpful

GerbVerified Purchase Best bargain out there Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2017Style: Outlet Panel

This box is the best bargain for the money. The only thing I would change about the box, which I did, is that the neutral and ground bars are extremely small. I went to one of the local big box stores and purchased new neutral and ground bars and installed both. I did find... See more This box is the best bargain for the money. The only thing I would change about the box, which I did, is that the neutral and ground bars are extremely small. I went to one of the local big box stores and purchased new neutral and ground bars and installed both. I did find that I had to cut The neutral bar length to match the slot that it fits into but once I did that it snapped in perfectly. One of the main reasons I really like this box is that it leaves a few extra open slots on the left side of the busbars to add additional breakers. This is a really nice option and provide some flexibility. I found that I needed some extra space in the ground bar when I did this because the ground bar is simply not large enough for the additional grounds. In my area these are the same exact boxes that are used at the local state campgrounds. I ran aluminum 2-2-2-4 to the box for 100 amp service even though I would never use all 100 amps at same time. 44 people found this helpful Helpful

R. PetersenTop Contributor: BrewingVerified Purchase RV Sub-Panel Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2018Style: Outlet Panel Really easy to set up and connect. Of course, I already had the 6/3 romex line run to where I mounted this (I had a 30A panel before). But having the 3 different circuit breaker protected connections all in one sub-panel is great. After wiring it all up and double checking... See more Really easy to set up and connect. Of course, I already had the 6/3 romex line run to where I mounted this (I had a 30A panel before). But having the 3 different circuit breaker protected connections all in one sub-panel is great. After wiring it all up and double checking with my DVM I plugged in our 5th wheel and everything works great. All of the circuits (50A, 30A and 20A) are all pre-wired so all you have to do is hook your 2 120V lines and ground in and it''s ready. 21 people found this helpful Helpful

P. BronsonVerified Purchase A 40 year electrician says THIS IS THE BEST, EASIEST TO INSTALL FULL RV ELECTRICAL HOOKUP Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2020Style: Outlet Panel I have been an electrician and later an electrical contractor since 1976. I live near Paradise CA and the Camp Fire burn zone. I am constantly installing temporary or permanent RV electrical hookups on properties of fire victims forced to live on burned lots. This product... See more I have been an electrician and later an electrical contractor since 1976. I live near Paradise CA and the Camp Fire burn zone. I am constantly installing temporary or permanent RV electrical hookups on properties of fire victims forced to live on burned lots. This product is the best value I have found for this purpose. This unit comes with a 20A 120V GFCI outlet, a 30A 120V TT30 RV outlet and a 50A 240V heavy RV outlet. It can be easily modified to add or change any outlets in a few minutes. It is compact and weatherproof / NEMA 3R. It is fast to install - which lowers the cost - there is less assembly time and a higher quality and safer job for the customer. 4 people found this helpful Helpful

MadPBVerified Purchase Looks and works good, great for RV power Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2018Style: Outlet Panel I used this for an RV power pedestal with 208V / 50A coming in. It works great and has the correct 30A and 50A outlets for RVs built in. Wiring it was easy enough, assuming you know what you''re doing. Just run the feeder wires to the appropriate lugs for the hot, neutral... See more I used this for an RV power pedestal with 208V / 50A coming in. It works great and has the correct 30A and 50A outlets for RVs built in. Wiring it was easy enough, assuming you know what you''re doing. Just run the feeder wires to the appropriate lugs for the hot, neutral and ground, and you should be set.

The cover closes well even with an RV cord plugged in so it should hold up in the rain without any problems. 14 people found this helpful Helpful

Sporty 38Verified Purchase Sub 100AMP enclosure panel with Breakers and Receptacles Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2021Style: Outlet Panel Where to begin; I would’ve spent twice as much at Home Depot or Lowe’s, had I purchased individual pieces. The quality of the enclosure, breakers, wiring, labeling, and receptacles is exceptional. The enclosure has a GFCI 120volt 20amp style receptacle. The delivery and... See more Where to begin; I would’ve spent twice as much at Home Depot or Lowe’s, had I purchased individual pieces. The quality of the enclosure, breakers, wiring, labeling, and receptacles is exceptional. The enclosure has a GFCI 120volt 20amp style receptacle. The delivery and shipping packaging was excellent. There’s currently shortages of breakers at your local hardware store but this came all inclusive. I purchased the enclosure with double pole Siemens 50AMP breakers. It also came equipped with 30amp and 20amp single poles Siemens Q series/ style breakers. I used this sub panel to power my welder and Air Compressor. I had to change one of the receptacles to a Nema 6-50R plug type to power my Hobart MVP210 Mig welder. I removed the single pole 30amp breaker and installed double pole 20amp breaker to power an 80gallon 5hp Air Compressor. The remaining is a single 20amp single pole breaker to power the GFCI receptacle. This sub panel allows you to install a multitude of receptacles and breakers to suit your needs.

Highly...Highly...recommended!!! One person found this helpful Helpful

RichVerified Purchase Solid box, worked perfectly for my garage RV setup. Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020Style: Outlet Panel

Box appears well made, had no issues with any of it. Ran 4 wires to it. 3 - 4 gauge wires (2 hot and a neutral), and 1 - 6 gauge wire for ground. All fit and hooked up well. I added an additional 20 amp breaker for lights and outlets. One... See more Box appears well made, had no issues with any of it.

Ran 4 wires to it. 3 - 4 gauge wires (2 hot and a neutral), and 1 - 6 gauge wire for ground. All fit and hooked up well.

I added an additional 20 amp breaker for lights and outlets.

One of my concerns with it was whether 4 ga wire would fit the terminals. I ran 3 4 ga wires, 2 hot and 1 neutral wire to box and they fit easily, looks like even bigger would fit no problem.

For ground, I ran 6 gauge, it did fit the ground bar, but don''t think the 4 ga would have.

I also read from another user that they had trouble running their wires through the bottom center knockout. Comment was that the 30A plug was tight against the wires. I had no problem with that. It is close in there, but the wires pulled through and into the box easily, and closing the box up after the install was no problem. 3 people found this helpful Helpful

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Darren Lockhart Verified Purchase No CSA Stamp! May not pass inspection! Reviewed in Canada on August 5, 2020 This would be a 5 star rating if the friggin thing had a CSA stamp, but it doesn’t! My electrician had to overrule his apprentice to install this thing (the apprentice said it didn’t meet code). Then we had a hair raising inspection where the electrician had to basically...See moreThis would be a 5 star rating if the friggin thing had a CSA stamp, but it doesn’t! My electrician had to overrule his apprentice to install this thing (the apprentice said it didn’t meet code). Then we had a hair raising inspection where the electrician had to basically beg the inspector to pass it without the stamp. Feel like if the electrician didn’t have a few favours to call upon this wouldn’t have passed inspection and I would have been on the hook for the install, disassembly and reinstall of a certified product. They shouldn’t sell this in Canada! Avoid if you need inspections or if you ever plan on selling your house or want fire insurance. This would be a 5 star rating if the friggin thing had a CSA stamp, but it doesn’t! My electrician had to overrule his apprentice to install this thing (the apprentice said it didn’t meet code). Then we had a hair raising inspection where the electrician had to basically beg the inspector to pass it without the stamp.

Feel like if the electrician didn’t have a few favours to call upon this wouldn’t have passed inspection and I would have been on the hook for the install, disassembly and reinstall of a certified product.

They shouldn’t sell this in Canada! Avoid if you need inspections or if you ever plan on selling your house or want fire insurance. 7 people found this helpful

TURBO Verified Purchase GREAT VALUE! Reviewed in Canada on September 17, 2020 OK... So there is no CSA. Only UL. I am a USA citizen with a RV/cottage in Canada. This is the 3rd TALON panel I have purchased. You cannot beat it for design/function and value (Cheaper in USA of course, but still). If you are going to have to pass an official inspection...See moreOK... So there is no CSA. Only UL. I am a USA citizen with a RV/cottage in Canada. This is the 3rd TALON panel I have purchased. You cannot beat it for design/function and value (Cheaper in USA of course, but still). If you are going to have to pass an official inspection requiring CSA then I guess you need to make another choice. I did not. OK... So there is no CSA. Only UL. I am a USA citizen with a RV/cottage in Canada. This is the 3rd TALON panel I have purchased. You cannot beat it for design/function and value (Cheaper in USA of course, but still). If you are going to have to pass an official inspection requiring CSA then I guess you need to make another choice. I did not. 2 people found this helpful

Robert Stasiuk Verified Purchase Rating Talon Temporary Power Outlet Panel Reviewed in Canada on July 23, 2021 Used this Panel for a 50 amp RV service. Panel seemed a bit light duty for #6 wire. Ground bar does not have a lug to accept any wire larger than #8 wire for connecting a grounding electrode, had to improvise. Used this Panel for a 50 amp RV service. Panel seemed a bit light duty for #6 wire. Ground bar does not have a lug to accept any wire larger than #8 wire for connecting a grounding electrode, had to improvise. One person found this helpful Translate all reviews to English

everhardo Verified Purchase MUY BUEN UNIDAD Y MUY PORACTICO Reviewed in Mexico on April 6, 2018 ¡Necesitaba cambiar las conexiones en el trailerpark y estas unidades son perfectas! Muy buena calidad y fácil de trabajar. I needed to change the connections at the trailerpark and this units are just perfect!! Very good quality and easy to work with. ¡Necesitaba cambiar las conexiones en el trailerpark y estas unidades son perfectas!
Muy buena calidad y fácil de trabajar.
I needed to change the connections at the trailerpark and this units are just perfect!!
Very good quality and easy to work with. Translate review to English

danny desantis Verified Purchase Much better than the panels at any hardware store Reviewed in Canada on October 25, 2019

Amazing value .Used for a mobile home site . Highly recommend. Amazing value .Used for a mobile home site .
Highly recommend. 2 people found this helpful

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