Mounting Hole Dimensions of 50 Amp SmartPlug RV Power Inlet and Connector

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Hi, I am considering buying a 50Amp Smart Plug for my RV. Your web page has dozens of photos and a lot of information, however, I could not find anything that shows me the actual dimensions of the unit or the mounting hole dimensions and centers. Can you help me with this ? Thanks

asked by: Ernie G

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Expert Reply:

I sure can; I have added a photo for you with the dimensions of the mounting hole for the 50 amp SmartPlug inlet and connector. This comes in your choice of three different colors, and the dimensions are the same for each:

- Black: SmartPlug RV Power Inlet and Connector - 50 Amp # SM76FR

- Gray: SmartPlug RV Power Inlet and Connector - 50 Amp # SM66FR

- White: SmartPlug RV Power Inlet and Connector - 50 Amp # SM46FR

Overall the whole unit is 4-1/2 inches tall and 3-1/4 inches wide.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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