Reliance Controls Power Inlet Box,L14-30 NEMA,Plastic WKPBN30

Great product if you don't feel comfortable installing a transfer switch; that's the main reason I bought and installed this. A couple of pointers: don't use pvc glue on the conduit/housing connections, use silicon seal so it can be removed if necessary. Put a little silicon or glue on the two nuts on the back of the housing before attaching it to the wall; they have a tendency to fall off when you insert the long bolts which hold the cover on. The only "downside" to this product is the position of the L14 plug; it faces down, so you pretty much have to stand on your head to plug your generator cord in. Curious design, since all their power inlets for their traditional transfer switches have plugs which face you, instead of facing down. Because of this, it may be more weather-proof than those, just more difficult to connect to. We had an outage about a month later when Zeta blew through the Atlanta area. I used all six receptacles and the kit worked great. Long story short, I became inspired and bought and installed their 6-circuit transfer switch kit, and I've never done any wiring in a main panel before. Their installation videos are outstanding. Truthfully, if you can install this, you can install a regular transfer switch. Food for thought.

I live close to the beaches in North Carolina, ease of just pulling the generator out and plugging it into the outside and having outlets ready to go instead of cards running thru a door or window during a storm is great