20A 125V AC RV Shore Power Inlet Socket

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20A 125V AC RV Shore Power Inlet Socket

Key Features

  • 20A, 125 VAC continuous electrical rating with a stated 30A peak surge capacity.
  • Integrated 16-inch extension cord made with 12 AWG oxygen-free copper wiring to support conductivity and reduce voltage drop.
  • 5-in-1 T-blade adapter accepts 1-15P, 5-15P, 5-20P, 6-15P, and 6-20P plug types.
  • Use equipment connected through 6-15 or 6-20 plugs only when the interior devices accept a 110V to 250V voltage range.
  • Waterproof inlet design with a pressure-fit rubberized sealing cap to help block water, snow, ice, freezing rain, dust, stink bugs, and yellow jackets.
  • Black nylon plastic housing with one total power outlet.
  • Suitable for an onboard battery charger or engine block heater.
  • Lifetime protection is provided for defects or other product issues.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Part number: 5-in-1 RV Shore Power Inlet Socket.
  • No additional replacement or cross-reference numbers are specified.

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Fits RVs, boats, trailers, golf carts, jeeps, trucks, pickups, garden sheds, and cabins.
  • Listed applications include Yamaha golf carts, the 2019 Subaru Forester, and the 2008 Ranger Z21 boat.
  • Suitable for equipment requiring a 20A, 125 VAC shore power inlet and a compatible plug connection.

When to Replace

  • Replace a damaged, cracked, loose, or weather-exposed shore power inlet.
  • Replacement is appropriate when the existing receptacle, sealing cap, or attached cord shows deterioration, exposed wiring, or unreliable electrical contact.
  • A new inlet can eliminate the need to route an extension cord through an unsealed opening in the vehicle or equipment enclosure.

Installation Tips

  • Required tools include a drill, screwdriver, and 2-inch hole saw.
  • Drill a standard 2-inch opening, insert the flanged inlet, fasten it with the provided screws, and connect the equipment.
  • The attached 16-inch extension cord avoids separate hand wiring during installation.
  • Confirm the equipment voltage and plug type before connecting. For 6-15 or 6-20 plugs, verify that the interior device accepts 110V to 250V.
  • Disconnect power before installation and ensure the sealing cap closes securely around the external connection.
20A 125V AC RV Shore Power Inlet Socket 7
  • 20A 125V AC RV Shore Power Inlet Socket 1

    Simple Installation

    Quick, easy setup by mounting to walls or RV exteriors in minutes with minimal tools.
  • 20A 125V AC RV Shore Power Inlet Socket 2

    Weatherproof Protection

    Fully waterproof and dustproof design built to withstand the toughest outdoor elements and harsh weather conditions.
  • 20A 125V AC RV Shore Power Inlet Socket 3

    High-Quality Materials

    Features thick copper wiring and impact-resistant casing for safe handling of 125V loads without overheating or degradation.
  • 20A 125V AC RV Shore Power Inlet Socket 4

    Universal Access

    The ultimate exterior power pass-through for RVs, boats, enclosed trailers, generators, and outdoor home outlets.
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Compatible Models

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FAQs

It is intended for 20A, 125V AC shore-power connections on RVs, boats, trailers, and similar recreational vehicles. Confirm that the existing inlet uses the same mounting arrangement and electrical connection before ordering.
The assembly includes one 20A 125V AC inlet with an integrated 16-inch extension cord. The cord uses 12 AWG wiring, and the port has a waterproof plug design for exterior installation.
Common signs include a loose or intermittent connection, heat discoloration, melted plastic, burn marks, corrosion, arcing, or power cutting out when the shore cord is moved. Any sign of overheating should be inspected before installing a replacement.
Installation is generally straightforward for someone familiar with 120V RV wiring. Disconnect shore power and the vehicle battery first, remove the existing inlet, transfer the conductors to the matching terminals, and secure the replacement. A screwdriver and basic wire-handling tools are commonly sufficient, but the existing mounting hardware and wiring should be checked before installation.
Verify that the circuit is rated for 20A at 125V AC, inspect the incoming cable for heat or corrosion damage, and confirm that the ground connection is secure. Do not reuse damaged terminals or wiring, and test the connection for proper polarity and grounding after installation.