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Plastic In-Use Weatherproof Covers are easy to install and include adhered gasket, mounting screws, base, cover assembly and inserts to meet the needs of a variety of applications
From the Manufacturer
The WP3100C is a single gang NEMA 3R receptacle cover that ensures compliance with 2008 NEC Article 406.8 (B) (1) which requires that 15 and 20 ampere, 125 and 250 volt receptacles installed in a wet location have an enclosure that is weatherproof whether or not the attachment plug cap is inserted. They also meet the 1999 NEC Article 410-57(b) and are designed to meet the 1999 NEC Article 210-60(b), which requires that receptacles installed behind beds in hotels and motels be protected with a suitable guard. The WP3100C is shipped with gasket, mounting screws, base and cover assembly and patented inserts. The single gang Flexi-Guard series provides inserts for a 16 different applications. The WP3100C is designed to mount horizontally or vertically. The patented insert design ensures flexibility by simply inserting the proper insert into the base and cover assembly.
D. Kodgis
2025-07-31 10:17:50
Good product. It fits great on outlets cut into siding on the side of a house. No problem there. There are a couple of considerations. First, You most likely need to pop out the existing and installed hard, rigid plastic plate inside the box. If you have a square outlet (example: GFI) or a rounded side outlet-pick the right black plate supplied and put it inside the box. Instructions are meager. It says snap in place but it simply fits and will be loose until you fit the eyelets over the screw heats and put down. You do not need to remove any outlet mounting screws but you do need to loosen them out a bit to fit the cover over the round screw heads and then fit the inside black plate you are using to match the design of your outlet. Everything gets moved to one direction so the screws travel into a narrower channel of the eyelet. You will see. Tighten screws. Be sure you left the back foam cover on the box. Second, before you even do anything, use needle nose or flat nose pliers to remove the punch outs for your cords. It is MUCH harder to remove the punch outs when the box is installed. It is much easier to hold the box in your hand and wiggle and pry the punch outs out. If you follow the sparse installation instructions, there is no mention of the punch outs needed to come out. Obviously there are two outlets so remove both punch outs unless you think no, you will never use two outlets at once. If you do not remove the punch outs, you cannot close the plastic cover and thus you are defeating the purpose of the cover. Third, It is a little unpleasant to snap in the clear plastic cover hinges onto the cover's hinge rods. you have to come in at the 2 o'clock position forward and push. You will have two snaps and do not panic. That means the hinges are in. There may be a small potential to break the hinges. You do not need lots of pressure. Just a small amount of firmness. The good news is once you snap your cover on, you know the drill and any other installations come easy. Be sure to install the punch outs facing down. That means you have the box right-side up
Rodney
2025-07-20 14:36:09
Came well packaged and included sealant pad for light switch, rectangle box switch, or traditional two face switch. Included all necessary screws to securely attach and the lid closed well. Will work well to keep water off of outdoor plug that will be connected all the time.
K. Bushaw
2025-07-03 12:15:10
These install fairly easily and work well.I have recently installed 3.You DO have to push really hard to latch the cover into the hinge slots.
Sean
2025-06-28 10:57:56
Made well and easy to install but they need to include a grommet for wires. Had to use the backing from my old cover as the one that came with it didn't quite fit right. It would also be cool if it stayed open. Served my purpose and will buy another. Plenty of room for me to wind up the extra wire and put inside the cover. Could use a sale price. 😉
PD
2025-06-25 17:47:01
Fit perfectly. I realize it has a "foam" backing, to help seal the outlet from the elements, but when installed on Stucco you will want to use a good bead of silicone to seal it. Yes it makes it a one time install, but worth not getting rain inside the walls of your home, not to mention in and on the outlet and wires.Installing the smoked/clear cover takes a little bit of a whack to get it on but not a bid deal at all.
ABDGPZM
2025-04-27 16:58:02
works fine
Bostonian
2025-04-16 14:31:24
This is nice. Hard to create a brief description of "nice" here, but it does the job - and very well. A little hard for me to get all pieces in place, but that is probably more due to my own impatience when assembling and mounting it. The sharp eyed viewer may catch the lack of a GFCI outlets, but this is what I happened to have available.To use it, simply flip the lid up, plug in your cable and give it a little bend and close the lid. It locks with a couple of tabs, so no weather or critters can lift it.So much better than the old exposed outlets that only had metal flip-caps on them!NOTE: I cannot close the lid when I have a 12 AWG extension cord plugged in and another cable in the other outlet - then I have to leave the lid ajar. With a "thinner" cable, it all fits under the lid and I can close it.Yes, I would buy this again - but I don't have any more outdoor outlets to protect...
Jared Lovelady
2025-03-27 11:34:09
These are easy to install. However, they aren't quite large enough to accommodate my power sprayer plugin. I have to take them off to be able to plug in my power sprayer, and as I move it around the house. I have to reinstall the one I'm done with and then uninstall the next one and repeat until I've finished washing the hose. They also aren't quite deep enough to accommodate the power bricks that came with my home security cameras. I had to buy smaller power bricks so that they'd even fit in the box with the plastic door part down. They also don't fit down as they're intended with my orange outdoor extension cord.They'll serve the purpose for irregular outdoor use, but if you have cameras and other things regularly plugged in, perhaps you should look for different ones.
Paul S
2025-03-15 18:35:06
I purchased this to run an electrical line outside to my gazebo for a ceiling fan and to have an echo dot connected to listen to music and it has not let me down. Quite easy to install! Good purchase!
Verg Q
2025-03-11 11:13:14
Universal fit.
RTS
2025-02-13 11:02:34
I’m sure some hardware stores carry similar models at lower prices, but since I couldn’t find it near me, I bought it here. No problems installing then finishing it with some sealant around the box for good measure. Price was a bit too high, but the result was good.
Services panamera
2025-02-12 09:58:38
Installer ca marche
Richard Ridge
2025-01-28 11:18:28
Exactly as described. Quality is good and it was straightforward to install.
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