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, 4 j

It's a 4-jaw, single-position socket wired 1 phase / 3 wire. That's the standard residential and small-commercial self-contained configuration: one meter, one service. If you need to meter two or more tenants off one enclosure, this isn't the part; you want a multi-position gang socket instead.

Yes. The enclosure is Type 3R, which is the rainproof outdoor rating used for service equipment on an exterior wall, and it's surface mount. The shell is galvanized steel finished in ANSI 61 gray paint, so it's built for weather exposure. It is UL listed.

Both line and load terminate on 3/8 inch-16 studs, not screw-type mechanical lugs. That means you land compression or bolt-on connectors with a 3/8 inch bolt hole, and you'll want the correct terminal lugs for your conductor size on hand before the cutover. Torque the stud hardware to the connector maker's figure.

It has a lever bypass. The utility or qualified tech throws the lever to shunt around the meter, so the meter can be pulled or changed with the load still energized. Many utilities require lever bypass on larger residential and commercial services, so check your POCO's approved-equipment list before you set it.

Yes, it carries a UL listing. That is what most utilities and inspectors look for on a self-contained service socket, alongside the utility's own approval of the specific model for their territory.

For single-meter, single-phase 3-wire services it will. It's a 4-jaw, 1-position socket with a 3R outdoor enclosure, lever bypass, surface mount, and 3/8 inch-16 studs on both line and load, so the install detail is identical from site to site. Where a building has a three-phase service or more than one meter on the wall, it won't carry over and you'll need a different jaw count or a gang socket.