Outdoor GFCI Outlet Boxes
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Outdoor Outlet Box with Timer - SHMGT20A
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Outdoor Outlet Box with Dual GFCI - SHMGB02A
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Outdoor Outlet Box with GFCI - HPCB20 Series
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Outdoor Outlet Box with Switch - SHSPB01A
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Outdoor Outlet Box with GFCI - SHMGB01A
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Outdoor Outlet Box with Timer - SHMGT20ARegular price
$5999
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Outdoor Outlet Box with Dual GFCI - SHMGB02ARegular price
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125V,60HZ |
125V,60HZ |
125V,60HZ |
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2500 W |
2500 W |
2500 W |
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/, ETL |
NEMA-3R, ETL |
NEMA-3R, ETL |
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Hardwired Connection |
Hardwired Connection |
Hardwired Connection |
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6.69 X 5.91 X 5.12 inch |
9.06 X 7.87 X 6.89 inch |
9.06 X 7.87 X 6.89 inch |
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1.23lbs |
4.59lbs |
4.63 lbs |
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Frequently asked questions
What if there’s an issue with my order or product?
What if there’s an issue with my order or product?
If you experience any issues, simply contact our support team.
Support Email: service@dewenwils.com
We’ll work with you to find a quick and fair solution.
Questions about Shipping:
Questions about Shipping:
Q: How long does shipping take?
A: Orders are typically processed within 1-2 business days.
Delivery times vary by location, but most orders arrive wvithin 3-7 business days.
Q: How much does shipping cost?
A: We offer free shipping on all orders.
No minimum purchase required.
Questions about After-Sale:
Questions about After-Sale:
Q: How can I contact customer support?
A: You can reach us anytime via the contact form on this page. Our support team typically responds within 24 hours on business days.
Support Email: service@dewenwils.com
Q: What if there’s an issue with my order or product?
A: If you experience any issues, simply contact our support team. We’ll work with you to find a quick and fair solution.
Q: Are your products covered by a warranty or guarantee?
A: Yes. All our products are backed by a 365-day warranty. If you experience any quality-related issues within this period, our support team will be happy to assist you.
Questions about Outdoor GFCI Outlet Boxes
Questions about Outdoor GFCI Outlet Boxes
1. What is An Outdoor GFCI Outlet Box?
An Outdoor GFCI Outlet Box is a weatherproof electrical enclosure with built-in Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) protection. It continuously monitors electrical current and shuts off power within milliseconds if a leakage or imbalance is detected, helping reduce the risk of electric shock.
It is commonly used in outdoor areas such as patios, gardens, backyards, pools, garages, RV sites, and exterior lighting systems.
2. What Can I Power With A 20 Amp Outdoor GFCI Outlet Box?
A 20AMP Outdoor GFCI Outlet Box can power a wide range of common outdoor electrical devices, as long as the total load does not exceed 2500W.
Typical applications include lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, outdoor lighting, water pumps, holiday decorations, and general residential outdoor equipment. It is also suitable for RV sites and other grounded outdoor power setups.
3. What Materials Are Used For The DEWENWILS Outdoor GFCI Outlet Box?
DEWENWILS Outdoor GFCI Outlet Boxes are built with durable metal enclosures for reliable long-term outdoor use.
Depending on the model, the housing is constructed from either heavy-duty die-cast aluminum or weather-resistant galvanized steel. Both are designed to meet NEMA 3R weatherproof standards, providing protection against rain, snow, dust, and corrosion in outdoor environments.
4. What Does NEMA 3R Mean For Outdoor Outlet Boxes?
NEMA 3R is an electrical enclosure rating that indicates suitability for outdoor use, with protection against rain, snow, dust, and falling debris, helping ensure reliable performance in residential outdoor environments.
5. How to Install Outdoor GFCI Outlet Box?
The enclosure is designed with multiple pre-punched knockouts for flexible wiring entry, making installation more convenient. Simply mount the box to a stable surface, route the electrical cables through the knockouts, and complete wiring following standard electrical practices.
For safety, always ensure the power is turned off before installation.
6. How To Replace Outdoor GFCI Outlet Box?
Before replacement, always turn off the main power supply to ensure safety. Remove the existing outlet box, disconnect the wiring, and install the new unit by securing it to the mounting surface.
It is recommended to take a photo of the existing wiring before removing the old outlet from the wall, so you can reconnect the wires correctly during installation.
7. Precautions for Using Outdoor GFCI Outlet Box
For safe and reliable use, please follow these precautions:
● Ensure the outlet box is correctly installed and securely closed before use.
● Should be connected to a grounded 125V AC electrical system.
● Do not exceed the rated capacity of 20AMP / 2500W.
● Avoid using damaged cords or incompatible electrical devices.
● Always keep the flip lid fully closed when not in use to maintain the NEMA 3R weatherproof sealing and prevent moisture, dust, and debris from entering.
● Regularly inspect the unit for wear or damage, and always turn off power before any maintenance or adjustment.
8. Why Does My Outdoor GFCI Outlet Keep Tripping?
A GFCI outlet is designed to automatically trip when it detects a dangerous electrical leakage, helping prevent electric shock.
Common causes include:
● Moisture, rain, or dew entering the outlet if the flip lid is not fully closed
● Overloaded circuits where connected devices exceed the 20AMP / 2500W capacity
● Damaged power cords, cracked devices, or worn wiring
● Faulty outdoor equipment such as water pumps, garden tools, or pool devices with internal electrical issues
● Aging or malfunctioning GFCI receptacle that may require replacement
Troubleshooting tips:
Unplug all connected devices, ensure the lid is fully closed, and reset the GFCI. If it continues to trip immediately, disconnect power and contact a qualified electrician for inspection.









