NEMA 14-50 outdoor outlet at home.

[wildguess]

I finished installing an outdoor outlet for EV charging yesterday.
Does my DIY setup look good to you?
An electrical inspector is coming next week, and I hope it gets approved.

 

[wildguess]

The electrical panel has a 50A 240V GFCI breaker connected to a 70' long metal-clad 8/3 cable, which is secured to the joists every 48" or less in a damp basement.
I am renting an apartment in this house, so all other wiring is not my responsibility.

 

[wildguess]

The last 20 feet of the cable runs through a crawlspace.
It ends in a junction box on the wall opposite the panel and transitions to individual 8 AWG THHN/THWN-2 conductors inside PVC schedule 40 conduit.

 

[wildguess]

Industrial grade NEMA 14-50 receptacle is protected by a weatherproof outlet with an extension ring.

 

[wildguess]

What do you think? Are there any major flaws?

 

[wildguess]

Update: the inspector approved it this morning.

 

[RichAZ/CapeCod]

Your work on the house looked good and professional quality to this neophyte, but the internal wiring is just a rat's nest of wires to my eyes, so my opinion really does not count there. Anyway, you got the job done!

Rich

 

[wildguess]

Your work on the house looked good and professional quality to this neophyte, but the internal wiring is just a rat's nest of wires to my eyes, so my opinion really does not count there. Anyway, you got the job done!

Rich

The internal wiring is as terrible as it gets. The owner insisted I had the inspection done, even though he uses Romex wires everywhere outside the house.