Bryant Electric RR450FW Range & Dryer Flush Receptacle, 50 Amp, 125/250V, Nema 14-50R, 3-Pole, 4-Wire, White

This is a 75C 14-50R outlet, that's designed to fit into a 2 gang 2 1/8" deep box. It *barely* fits in a 2-1/8" box, but it does. 2-1/2 would be a better fit. It does have clamp terminals, for 10 through 4 I believe, with a PH 2 driver needed, not hex. There's a torque value stamped on the fitting, and it's a good idea to make sure you're tightening down to that level. A loose connection isn't a good idea on any outlet, but especially not a 50A one.

I don't know if this is a reject of the $70 Hubbell version but it's stamped Hubbell on it. Installed fine and didn't blow up when energized. We'll have to see about how long it lasts but I suspect it will do fine.

very weak is easy will be bent, need to be very gental with screws - but how if you want to tight the terminals?!!

I wanted to install a NEMA 14-50 receptacle for an EV charger in my garage. All of the switches and receptacles in my garage are white with stainless steel covers. The Hubbell/Bryant RR450FW was one of the few NEMA 14-50 receptacles available in white. I like that it has a wiring terminal design that doesn't crush the wires directly with the screw.This receptacle, like nearly all NEMA 14-50 receptacles, does not fit in a standard depth electrical box. According to the Hubbell specifications, it requires a box with a minimum depth of 2-1/8 inches. I used a Raco 691 masonry box that is 2-1/2 inches deep.The photo shows the Hubbell/Bryant RR450FW test-fit into the Raco 691 electrical box with a Hubbell SS703 stainless wall plate.

White matches the outlets in my house. This is not the industrial type but because it's Hubbell, I have no doubt that this will last fair enough. So far, I don't have any issues and been using it almost every night for 2 months now.

It’s Hubbell but their consumer line (not industrial). The size is smaller, similar to what you find at HD/L but the lugs to tighten down are better and are stainless steel vs brass. I’m using it to charge a 2nd Tesla so it should work fine. Use the industrial grade version if you plan to heavily charge your EV every night, or even better, hardwire it. Eliminate a failure point. Do some YouTube research and you’ll see the cheap outlets failing overtime.

Got this to charge my Tesla. Same build quality as the expensive Hubble 14-50 but its made with steel instead of brass. Way better than the home depot outlet.

The plug is too deep could not find any box to fit in standard wall purchased one that fit in local store