Are the seals "solid" with punch-outs for outlet &amp; switch holes ? If solid, I want to adapt them to keystone plates. Thanks.
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The switch plates have the cut outs already done. All you have to do is push out the cutoffs and place the covers on. It is really sinple.
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JUST MY opinion, I'd say the ported box. I'm running the ported run buy a 1200 watt jl amp. The air flow out the bottom of the box is "wow". Couldn't imagine a seal box, I would NOT think the speaker could handle the movement of the pounding without having the ported box.
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Yes this uses standard rectangular faceplates such as those you would use for paddle switches and GFCI outlets
267021
Yes, the two I ordered were the updated models....HOWEVER, one of mine blew when I plugged in my low volt table lamp, and smoke rolled out of the wall unit. The unit takes the place of your wall plate on the outlet and screws into existing outlet. They are surge protected since when the one side outlet blew, it did not trip the breaker on this circuit. But I did have quite a wall burn above the outlet to sand, clean and re paint the wall. The 2nd one is working fine....and I put a smoke alarm on the ceiling just above the outlet in case this one fails when I gone or asleep. these are not ul listed.
2087234
You have to cut holes in the pillar to put the switches through. I used the rugged ridge switches but since it has to be modified either way I don't see a problem with the day star ones.
853974
That black plate in the back is designed to fit on a 1-gang electrical box, same as a wall switch cover. It's 4-3/8 L x 2-5/8 W and 1/2 thick. The red cover is just a little bigger.
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We have them all over our house and used regular Decora faceplates with screws. We also combined them in some multi-gang boxes with other types of switches, no problem.
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A standard switch plate should work. You can buy these at any hardware store, or I'm sure Amazon also has these.
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Hi They fit into the bottom if you mean the grounding plug. However the plugs them selves fit into both outlets which means that three will be hot always and three will work on your switch
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Actually, what you'll want to do is get a 3 gang low voltage bracket or box from your local hardware store. The bracket will hold onto the drywall and give you something solid for this wall plate to screw into.
964324
My panel takes Cutler Hammer breakers. I am a General Contractor and i would think that a 99 isn't that far back so all your old ones should fit. Look at one of your old breakers. If it is a snap in, single split in the middle where it goes on the buss bar you should be fine.
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Yeah, they are proprietary - I had wired the speaker lines into the walls before drywalling my basement, so I had no choice but to cut them. It all works fine though. I didn't even solder the connections - I just used wire nuts.
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Hi. Yes, you need an ordinary and suitable electrical box inside the wall, you can buy it at HomeDepot or Lowes. This is only the faceplate, also you need the keystone inserts.
1975175
There are 2 offset holes. Top hole near cord and switch (facing you) is on right and bottom last outlet is on left side. They are flush mount with hole and slide slit approx. 1/2"-3/4" total length.
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Yes. Good product & better than original mfg hollow version; these are solid.
698402
They are perfectly flat across the top that extends out from the recessed outlet...the "ridge" extends outward (not upward) so the plug does not go "into the outlet recess too far" and makes the plug easy to retrieve from the outlet. Many plugs do not have the horizontal extension, making them nearly impossible to pull out of the recessed "hole". These are $10 apiece in Europe!
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I used this just like a normal faceplate (on a standard outlet box -single gang).Worked perfectly-and lots cheaper than wall ports)