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Old 05-24-2013, 12:13 PM   #1
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Bedroom Electrical Outlet

I noticed that one of the bedroom outlets is cracked apart on the outside. So I need to replaced it but don't know where to get them at a decent price, any suggestions. Would Home Depot carry them or am I restricted to Camping supply stores?
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Old 05-24-2013, 01:30 PM   #2
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They are no different from standard outlets in your house. Home Depot, Lowes, or any hardware store. Even Walmart will have them.

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Most are actually an RV specific outlet, but if you are comfortable with replacing it with a standard house outlet then go for it. I would suggest putting in an outlet box. This will protect the surrounding materials should something short out.
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Old 05-24-2013, 02:08 PM   #4
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They are no different from standard outlets in your house. Home Depot, Lowes, or any hardware store. Even Walmart will have them.

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Actually this is not true. The ones I have are not an outlet plate with the outlet behind it, mine is all one unit. The plate is part of the outlet and not detachable. I was just at Home Depot and they don't have anything like this.
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Actually this is not true. The ones I have are not an outlet plate with the outlet behind it, mine is all one unit. The plate is part of the outlet and not detachable. I was just at Home Depot and they don't have anything like this.
What he said.
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Actually this is not true. The ones I have are not an outlet plate with the outlet behind it, mine is all one unit. The plate is part of the outlet and not detachable. I was just at Home Depot and they don't have anything like this.
Try Tweety's.
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Try Tweety's.
Thanks! This is exactly what I need. Odyssey Group Brown Receptacle
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Thanks! This is exactly what I need. Odyssey Group Brown Receptacle
No charge. Lol. They have a different sort of inventory. Switches and such, plus the usual suspects. Twice this week they met someones need. I try not to go look too often to see what they've added. Can be dangerous to wallet.
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I have to find another place besides Tweety's to get this outlet, they want to much money for shipping to my state.
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I have to find another place besides Tweety's to get this outlet, they want to much money for shipping to my state.
That is often the case with small dollar purchases. If you spend more maybe price will go down. Did it have a mfg name on it you could call or look up?? Sorry to hear that.
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How about these?
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...ywords=WDR15br
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Went to a RV fire safety seminar once. The guy showed a $3 RV outlet and a 50 cent house outlet and asked which one was better. He said the RV outlets are designed to be a bang-bang quick install and just push the wires in and can actually be more dangerous than a properly installed house-type because the contacts can be loose and cause heating and fires. He knew of a couple of fires caused by faulty RV outlet connections, and a lady at the seminar said one of hers got very hot.
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I just bought one from a local rv dealer and I know they are available online. I don't think Lowes or Home Depot would carry them.
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I saw those and one of them is exactly what it would be replacing, but it's out of stock.
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