TayMac MM510C Single-Gang Weatherproof Receptacle Cover for Horizontal or Vertical Outlets

Richard R Fields: have purchased multiple number of these to electric post throughout my yard

United States on Dec 12, 2023

Amazon Customer: Easy to install

Canada on Oct 28, 2023

Omar: Excelente producto

Mexico on Oct 24, 2023

Luis Vizuet: Si buscas estética, no es para tí, pero si buscas funcionalidad y un poco de vista tipo industrial es perfecto

Mexico on Oct 21, 2023

Riley Lewis: Cant speak for durability. But it worked, and is much easier than my old GFCI cover. Installation was straight forward. Worked perfectly.

United States on Aug 29, 2023

ChatChat: Good quality. Better priced than big box stores. Enough space to fit a usb charger and cable head. I did some caulking at the top has my bricks were not even.

Canada on Jun 15, 2023

GalarzaGalarza: En mi casa hay muy baja presion del agua, por eso me recomendaron instalar un hidroneumatico. Esta protección me permite tenerlo conectado en el patio sin miedo a que la lluvia haga corto circuito.

Te permite ponerlo ya sea horizontal o vertical sin problemas, la tapa igualmente puede cambiarse para abrirse segun su posición. En la parte trasera tiene una capa de espuma que al colocarse en la pared, sirve como un sello impermeable.

Mexico on Jun 12, 2023

Frank: Given that I had no knowledge of what I was doing, spent way too much time reading and thinking. Basically, for a Standard outlet, simply unscrew the old cover and screw on the new. Took me longer to find a screwdriver than to replace the unit. Well made, durable, waterproof and works. There is plenty of room for standard plug so don’t sweat over replacing with flat plug model. A good purchase.

United States on Mar 12, 2023

Mike S,: At first glance, essentially the ad and accompanying description in the ad, it not apparent how this thing attached. From the the picture it would appear that there is a slot in the clear plastic cover. That is not the case, the cover is sealed to the box that is comes with on all sides. Now I had asked the obvious question prior to purchase "how does does it attach" and the bulk of the answers were "it attaches with two screws" Yes, it does but no other details beyond that.

This object is essentially a box that attached to the front of your existing electrical box, utilizing the two screws that hold the outlet in place to your existing box.

Step 1: Remove the screw holding the existing cover to the outlet and remove the cover plate.
Step 2. Insert the plastic outlet filler into the rectangular hole in the black cover.
Step 3. Loosen the screws that hold the receptacle plug to the existing box, back them out about 5/8". DO NOT REMOVE THEM
Step 4. Use pliers to break out the tabs in the black box to accommodate how you will plug into the outelts
Step 5. The black box that is to be attached to your existing box has two slotted...

United States on Dec 16, 2017

Steven Berry: This review is on product and Install
Product : Taymac MM510C Weatherproof Single Outlet Cover Outdoor Receptacle Protector, 3-1/2 Inches Deep, Clear
Purchased : May 19, 2017.

1. Appearance
Installed, this looks a lot better than my old solution. Don’t ask :) being fickle on the appearance. This was selected because it looks good. And it does.

2. Build quality
a product that’s professionally designed, and has a good seal against the wall or base of your box there’s no awkward lines, or flat surfaces on the top to collect moisture.

3. Install ease of use
Punching out the cable exit hole at the bottom was simple: I suggest using a good flat pliers to remove it carefully. Mine didnt crack. But I would worry it would with the wrong tooling. . But if not using one the shell is thick hopefully UV resistant acrylic or plastic. Not sure of construction. While the base is black plastic. This comes with adaptor plates that snap in with 2 little tabs on the top and bottom on the inside. It works with several types of outlets, gfi, circular phase ect.. Just pop it in and then install.

If you have an existing to be removed...

United States on May 22, 2017