RCT200NI 15A 125V Pop-Up Countertop Receptacle, Surface Mount, Polished Nickel

The media could not be loaded. These are fantastic! My husband is an electrician and says this one is the one to use. It’s made of metal hardware and not plastic. It’s more pricey, but worth the money. Plus, it charges your phone when you set it on top of it! Score! We purchased two of them to go on both ends of the island.Also, we have 20 amp! You have a choice between 15 or 20 amp. My husband’s says you’ll need a whole lot to even need a 20 amp, like a freeze dryer, but we have it just in case. Most kitchens don’t need but a 15 amp.The new rules in Kentucky as of January 1, 2025 are to have these instead of the side outlets. We were grandfathered I’m with side outlets and our permit, so we chose to do both. My husband also created a side panel to be able to gain access incase we had to switch it out for some reason.

VERY PLEASED ON MY NEWLY REMODELED KITCHEN. LOVE IT AND USE IT OFTEN

I love this pop up outlet! It’s made such a huge difference for my long kitchen peninsula. Rather than have cords and cables running over the edge to the wall, I can easily plug in small appliances I don’t use constantly like the mixer, crock pot, or my cell phone charger. When you’re done, just stow it away in the countertop! The stainless steel finish looks very sleek and high-end. The only thing to be careful of is placement — depending on depth of the countertop, you may need a shorter drawer box because this will require some space below the countertop and room to run the electrical. We were doing a re-model and could have our cabinetry designed with this in mind.

Great product

With electrical code changes countertop outlets will become far more common. I think they are taking this outlet every 4' thing a little too far, but my wife loves these and thinks they are great. So there is that. And while I mostly have done remodeling, she does new building. And whether code requires it or not she always installs these, and I mean this brand and model. She says both buyers and renters love them.I prefer an island with a raised bar/seating area, giving me a small wall along the lower portion to install outlets. I find that a better design style. But she likes her peninsulas and islands to all be one height, and in that case these are the ideal solution.Others have commented on characteristics they do not like, but I find it easy to push down and have it pop, slowly, open, and just as easy to push back down. They underside electrical connection area is well designed and really solid. Nothing cheap about it. And it includes a cable clamp. An excellent solution for maintaining an outlet ever 4' regardless of the location.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this to add to our counters when we replaced them. It’s great!

We wanted a UL tested reputable brand for the island popups and were very happy with these. The pop up works smoothly, the convenience of being able to charge on top, and also have a plug, USB and USB type c is really nice. These seem very well made. You can get cheaper ones, but do you really want to risk it with something that could possibly get water all over it? 5 stars from us

JUNK! Do not waste your money on this product. It doesn’t work as stated. Contractors were waiting on the quartz countertop and went beyond the timeframe they allow for a return. They don’t stand behind their products.