Bell Weatherproof Single Outlet Cover Outdoor Receptacle Protector, White, Vertical Flat

Pros -Good quality cover -Easy to install -seems to fit fine enough even on an uneven panel surface. Cons -I had to use my old screws and my old screws didn't fit into the bottom screw hole, only the top one. -door automatically springs closed when opened (this could be a good or bad thing depending on your preference) -door opens a little less than 90 degrees instead of close to completely. Overall it doesn't seem to be the best in terms of functionality, but the aluminum cover is nice, looks clean, and does the job if you simply want to cover the outlet. Recommend 👍

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Resistente, no es muy aparatoso, es muy sencillo , se ve bien.

This is an excellent product. I'm using it to "cover" an interior on-off switch that activates a normal 110v electrical outlet/receptacle. [switched receptacles were common in 1960s-era CA tract homes; much less common nowadays] Anyway, this switch is in my office, and sometimes visitors will "switch" it "off," thinking that it controls a desk lamp; however, it really powers my router, printer, phone chargers, etc., that I want "on" all the time. The "cover" is cast metal, and consists of a "frame" and a spring-closed-hinged "cover". My item was white, and had "Bell" embossed in raised letters on the cover [this was not shown on the picture]. The name doesn't bother me. On the frame are embossed the "UL" listing stamp, and some other building-code info. This is normal [perhaps required?] as this product can be used outdoors. There are foam/rubber gaskets for the frame/cover to protect against moisture or dampness. As you get the product, it is setup for a "GFI"-type receptacle, however, there are templates included for a regular duplex electrical outlets, an on-off switch [which is the one I used], and some sort of "round" base switch or outlet. To use it with an on-off switch, you need to remove the cutout portion of the foam in raised cover bump-out [this is obvious]. There are various switch protectors and covers [and also "lock-out" covers, which have special warning labels]. This cover is well made [cast metal], attractive, not too obvious, and usable indoors or outdoors. It can be locked or zip-tied/"tagged" closed, but I'm not using this feature. It is the cheapest of the switch covers available on Amazon. It is very versatile, and highly recommended.

This cover works fairly well, and it attractive, but it can be tricky to install. The cover has no physical connection to the decora [rectangular] outlet unit, and the same screws go from the cover, through the decora outlet unit, and into the wall box. This means that if your wall box is mounted a bit too deep (or if stucco was added to the wall), then the decora oulet unit will float freely. In other words, it won't remain connected to the outlet cover. You can fix this by first connecting the decora outlet unit to the cover, and holding it in place with a couple of nuts. Then the connected units can be installed together. It is an absolute PitA, but it does work. You should also note that using a powered screwdriver will scrape the paint off of the unit, since the screw holes are narrow.