Electric cord hatch

Receptacles – Outlet or junction box type – With closure

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174 67, 220242, 220324, 339 44R, H02G 322, H05K 503

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039660737

ABSTRACT:
A hatch for an electrical cord for mobile homes, campers, trailers and similar vehicles in which a hollow body is recessed into the vehicle wall and has a front member with a primary opening therein communicating with the hollow interior of the body, and a cover pivoted to the front member for closing the opening. A second opening of substantially the same size as the cord is provided, preferably in the cover, for the cord when it is in its extended and operating position, thus permitting the main cover to be closed while the cord is in its extended position. A second cover movably secured to the first cover closes the second opening when the cord is in its retracted position.

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