Need a simple way to route your power cable? This basic cable hatch keeps things neat while giving you easy access when needed. It fits right into existing openings and installs quickly, making it a straightforward replacement option.
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Hi everyone. Steve here with etrailer. Today we're taking a look at an RV Designer basic round cable hatch in a colonial white color scheme. So as you can see, you could open up the main part here. Your cable would run through the back here while the plug would be in the back there. And then your cable will run through the front, close the lid.
Now you have a nice spot here that's flush when closed all the way, and it can keep all your stuff nice and secure and out of the elements. And then when nothing's plugged in, you can close that and keep everything closed up. Now this is made to fit a 30 amp cable and that's pretty common size for RV power setups. We do carry these to fit up to a 50 amp as well, sold separately if you need that. I got two and five-16th inches deep by four and five-16th inches diameter on the front.
The cutout is about two and seven-eighth inches. And again folks, this should match up to your original equipment. There are no screws included. You just reuse the hardware that you already have on your rig or you can purchase new hardware separately as well. And that will wrap up our quick look together, folks.
I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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