Keep your RV electrical cables safe and out of the way. This durable polypropylene design replaces your old or damaged cable hatch. Housing fits into a 3-1/2" cutout, and the sliding door lets you run cable out while the door is shut.
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How to Properly Measure for Cut-Out Dimension
There are two main dimensions you need to know when choosing a replacement access door or adding a new one to your RV:
The cut-out diameter is the width of the circle needed to ensure the access door mounts flush to the wall of your RV.
The mounting depth is the depth needed behind the mounting surface for the access door's hatch to properly fit.
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Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Michael: Hi there! I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today, we're going to take a quick look at the Electrical Cable Hatch for RV's. This is going to keep your RV electrical cables protected and up, out of the way so you don't have to worry about any of the elements getting to them, causing any damage or any vermin or anything like that.It does have the snap lock feature so it's going to secure all of your cords while you're driving so you don't have to worry about them falling out when you hit a bump or anything like that. You can see, we got the built-in slot here that's going to allow you to run a cable out of the hatch, even when the door is closed. It will accept both 30 amp and 50 amp cords. It is UV and impact resistant so it's going to hold up very well.
It's also going to resist any road salts and acids and this is the polar white, polar white option. You can also get the black option using the part number you see on the screen there. Or, you can paint these to suit your exterior color scheme. Just make sure everything looks nice. So, totally up to you, whatever you want to do there.As far as our dimensions, our total outside width ...
we're looking at right about five and an eighth of an inch. Our cut out is going to be right at three and a half inches. That's a little bit, that's the directions recommendation just to give you a little bit of extra wiggle room on either side there. You can see our actual measurement is closer to three and a quarter of an inch. But they do like to give you just a little bit of room to work with.
And then our collar depth is right about two and three eighths of an inch.So overall, going to be a good addition to your RV, help you get everything tucked up, out of the way, still accessible when you need it. You can see on the back there, we do have a little bit of movement in our flanges that's going to make it easier to get our cords tucked in there, run it through from the back. So, overall, think it's going to be a good addition. Help you keep those electrical cords up and out of the way so they're nice and safe.That's going to complete our look at the Electrical Cable Hatch for your RV. Thanks for watching!.
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