36″ Dock Mount Power Pedestal - (2) 50/20 Amp
$ 1,739.91
SKU: IDP363A3
UPC: 612735783792
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36″ Dock Mount Power Pedestal – (2) 50/20 Amp
The 36″ Dock Mount Power Pedestal – (2) 50/20 Amp is designed to be mounted vertically on a dock and features three outlets: two 50 AMP and one 20 AMP. These outlets are positioned at a 45-degree downward angle and come with aluminum powder-coated covers that match the pedestal. The pedestal also includes a hose holder, faucet, and an LED light with a photocell. It is made entirely of aluminum with a white powder-coated finish inside and out, and all hardware is stainless steel. Each outlet is protected by its own circuit breaker, and the receptacles are backlit for easier use. Note: The pedestal is equipped with SQ D Non-GFI breakers.
Specifications
| Material | All aluminum with powder coated white finish inside and out |
| Hardware | All stainless steel |
| Receptacles | (2)50 AMP 125/250V twistlock
(1)20 AMP GFCI duplex |
| Manufacturer | International Dock Products |
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July 9, 2025 by MarkSolvie (Missouri, United States)
“The product looks exactly as it is presented on web. Design must be industry standard, but puts the key under output bearing on drive side instead of middle of bore as gearbox designers would advise. Has no means to retain shaft in gearbox. Leaves plenty of room for design improvements. Better would be a feather key fitted to the middle of the gearbox bore shaped to fit the milled keyslot, then a thrust washer & screw to fix the shaft to the gearbox. It is an interesting design, which we will definately look further into as to why it was made in this way instead of as gearbox manufactures would suggest. Maybe we are missing something?”
July 7, 2025 by MitchellNeedham (United States)
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July 7, 2025 by PeterTeniuch (United States)
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