Rain Guard for outdoor outlet
Description
Our pool pump has a timer but in order for it to work and come on every day it needs to be plugged in. My wife and I got tired of having to unplug it everytime it rained and sometimes we couldn't get to it and then it would trip the circuit. So I made this to shield it from the elements while it was plugged in. We havent had a problem since.
youtube.com/watch?v=rQb_la7oalA&feature=player_detailpage
youtube.com/watch?v=rQb_la7oalA&feature=player_detailpage
Instructions
1. Print both top and bottom parts off.
2. Use some spare 3mm filament to hinge
3. Silicone to the side of the house around the outlet
2. Use some spare 3mm filament to hinge
3. Silicone to the side of the house around the outlet
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LiquidBeef
on
August 24, 2012
said:
Slightly off topic, new homeowner, beginner electrician question: I shorted one or more outdoor outlets with a pressure washer; how do I figure out which one(s) needs replacing without replacing all of them?
Megamannen
on
August 23, 2012
said:
Maybe you should use outdoor outlet and plugs instead, would feel a lot safer ;)
License
Rain Guard for outdoor outlet by MakingFoamFly is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.

Awesome idea 8-) to print one. Just FYI, there are commercial versions:
http://www.homedepot.com/webap...
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Thats neat I didnt even bother to look there. To much fun doing it on my own and trying to justify it to the wife :-)