I know I have been down this road before on this forum, but I have finally built my AG pool and have a 1.5hp filter pump running. However, it's running temporarily via an extension cord (that I disconnect when not in use) and I would like to install a subpanel ASAP. Can anyone suggest a good outdoor panel that has single phase 120V and possibly room for a standard 15-amp outlet? Of course it will have to be able to support GFCI breakers as well.

NEW QUESTION. I've been having some issues with 15 amp sockets failing in my house, these were all new about 10 years ago, but over the last 5 years I've been having to replace outlets that just went dead, wire is fine outlet is not, no noise no nothing before they go bad, this is bizarre since I've had outlets in houses that were 30 years old and they never went bad. So I decided after looking at outlets and seeing they're made in China and thus probably crap to try a 20 amp outlet and see what happens because they seem a bit more robust in construction. If I'm not plugging anything into that I wouldn't normally plug into a 15 amp outlet, or overloading it with dozens of extension outlets all plugged into one outlet, and I'm not changing the circuit breaker to a higher amp capability then what harm is there doing that if the circuit breaker will pop should I by chance exceed it's capability? I also replaced a switch for a garbage disposer with a 20 amp because that original 15 amp switch went bad, and so far no problems for the last 3 years. I read all the above stuff on this thread but I just don't see how it's a problem doing what I'm doing, but I'm tired of replacing outlets because cheap made in China 15 amp ones are just quitting. I talked to a friend of mine who is a electrician and he saw no problem doing what I'm doing either and that outlets are not made as well as they use to be made and so they will fail from time to time but a 20 amp should last longer. So why all the negatives on this?