B-Line Eaton series single meter sockets, 200 A, Test block, Ring type, 3R, ANSI 61 gray painted, 010 kAIC, #6-250 MCM, MCB, Steel, Surface mount, 1 p

Yes. The EL32T46GRST single meter socket carries a 3R enclosure rating, so it is built for outdoor wall use where rain and sleet are the exposure. It is a surface mount enclosure in galvanized steel with an ANSI 61 gray painted finish, so it bolts flat to the wall surface rather than recessing into it.

It is a single position, single phase three wire (1 phase/3W) socket with a 4 jaw meter block. Four jaws and 1 phase/3W is the standard residential and small commercial self contained service arrangement. If your utility requires a 7 jaw three phase socket or a multi position gang, this is not the enclosure for that job.

Both line and load terminations are 3/8 in-16 studs rather than screw type set lugs. That means you land ring or compression terminals on the studs, so the lug kit or terminal you choose has to have a 3/8 in bolt hole. Plan the terminations before the service conductors are pulled.

It uses a lever bypass. The lever lets the utility shunt around the meter so the meter can be pulled or changed without dropping the customer load. Many utilities specify lever bypass on larger residential and commercial services, so check the utility's meter socket standard against that before you buy.

Both. The EL32T46GRST socket is built for overhead and underground feed, so the same enclosure works whether the service drop comes in at the hub position up top or a lateral comes up from below. That flexibility is useful on a utility conversion where the feed direction changes but the meter location does not.

The socket is UL certified. For a utility acceptance you will also need it to appear on your serving utility's approved meter socket list, which is separate from the UL listing and varies by territory.

The body is galvanized steel finished in ANSI 61 gray paint, which is the standard gray used across most utility and industrial gear, so it will match adjacent switchgear and panelboards on the same wall. Galvanized steel under paint gives you a second layer of corrosion protection if the paint is scratched during install, but touch up any field drilling before energizing.