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That is correct. If it's "Romex", then #8 is only good for 40A. If it's THHN copper, in conduit, then it's good for 60A.

Did you verify that you're getting the correct voltage at the receptacle?

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For that distance and size, I would stick with copper wire. You would only save around $100-125 if you went with aluminum. For me, I'd be happy to pay that amount to get a superior product.

You're correct. The picture that I posted was the result of a quick google image search. :) I was referring to one that cannot be removed without taking off the panel cover. But thanks for pointing that out!

It DOES require a disconnect, but the circuit breaker itself can act as the disconnect IF it has a permanent 'lockout' on it. Here's the code reference: 625.23 Disconnecting Means. For electric vehicle supply equipment rated more than 60 amperes or more than 150 volts to ground, the...

Here's a link for a similar model, much smaller, and it is lockable: Eaton, 50 Amp 1-Space 1-Circuit Temporary RV Power Outlet Box, CHU1S at The Home Depot - Tablet By the way, I'm an electrical contractor with nearly 30 years experience in Washington state. Feel free to ask me any electrical...