SIGMA ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS 14321 Weatherproof Outdoor 20/50 Amp Outlet Cover
What we analysed
BVR’s AI bot is continuously reading, learning and evolving to generate reviews.
8,296 reviews
covering
53 products
for the category
Electrical Outlet Covers
Experiential insights by users
About SIGMA ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS 14321 Weatherproof Outdoor 20/50 Amp Outlet Cover
Overall Feedback:
80% positive
77% liked the sleek design, but 23% desired more
The electrical outlet cover has a strong build and looks good.
If mounted at a height of four feet or less, the cover only opens 90 degrees, making it difficult to see or feel how to plug into the outlet.
77% praised the universal compatibility, though 23% faced issues
The rubber gasket between the plate and the wall is not big enough to provide the best weather protection.
81% appreciated the durability, but 19% experienced wear and tear
The electrical outlet cover appears to be built from solid aluminum and is very sturdy.
While connecting the plug, the cover spring snaps down hard and may cause injury to my knuckles.
76% found it easy to install, while 24% had difficulties
Covering my 50Amp RV plug on the exterior of my house was a good choice.
If the outlet is mounted at a height of four feet or less, it is difficult to see or feel how to plug into the outlet because the cover only opens 90 degrees (half way open).
84% praised the high-quality materials, while 16% found them subpar
The product appears to be built from solid aluminum and is sturdy.
The cover spring snaps down hard like a 20 pound snapping turtle, which can cause injury while connecting the plug.
87% praised the safety features, though 13% had concerns
I have complained about the rubber gasket between the plate and the wall. It is not the right size to provide proper weather protection.
If mounted at a height of four feet or less, I cannot see or feel how to plug into the outlet because the cover only opens 90 degrees.
84% appreciated the tamper-resistant feature, but 16% didn't
Connecting the plug may cause knuckle injury as the cover spring snaps down harder than a 20 pound snapping turtle.
