I see I didn't explain this well enough. The box on the home means the storage box on the motor home where the pigtail 6 gage, 4 conductor cable is stored when on the road. The label on this storage box says 240 volts, 50 amps service. The motor home is parked for the winter near an industrial building which has 200 amp, 240 volt, main panel service. The receptacle is what I need to supply on the outside of this building and connect it to the 200 amp panel with a 50 amp breaker. This receptacle is where the 4 terminal plug on the motor home pigtail cable will plug in. From your description, it needs to be the NEMA 14-50R as is used in an RV park's power pedestal. I think it would be useful for me to photo the inside of the 200 amp panel and post the photo here. I do understand basic wiring, but I tend to get puzzled with neutral and ground differences. Thanks to all who are contributing to this.
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