The specified install depth is 1.8 inch for the Bryant and the wires come from the side, so the standard 2-1/8" depth in most 4"x4" boxes will fit (assuming you don't have other wires in the box passing through), but you can double check the spec on your box. You can also make more depth by using a 1/2" or 5/8" deep mud ... ... more

Thank you very much for the informative reply and information! I'm new to all this, curious why the Bryant plus is more affordable compared to the Hubbell? Should I just be done with it and go with the Hubbell? Bryant is going for around $45 currently on Grainger, while the Hubbell is around 80-100 on amazon and other places. ... ... more

I agree Back on the main topic, I ordered BRYANT 9450FR for ~$46 from Grainger [link] Seems like the best bang for the buck. According to OP its same quality as the $100 HUBBELL for half the price. I dont think we'll be seeing those close to OP's 2019 price of ~$21 due to HUBBELL not wanting to cannibalize their own sales, ... ... more

I bought this too. Best bang for the buck to get an outlet you won't have to worry about. Do note however the regular 14-50 cover plates to not work for it. It has a slightly larger diameter size of 2.465" and not the more standard 2.15". Most people buy the more expensive Hubbell cover plate, but I found lots of alternative ... ... more

OK the electrician is coming today (YAY!!!) Still a month off from delivery but this is a great first step. I THINK I have it but want to confirm with everyone that this set-up will be ok: I ordered the Bryant 9450FR NEMA 14-50 outlet for the garage: [link] Given that it's in the garage I am thinking I will need a GFI 50 ... ... more