What are the dimensions of the relay? Are you able to stuff it into the wall where the thermostat opening is?
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3.23" x 2.19" x 1.42". It should not just be "stuffed" into the wall. See James Dattolo response
1498804
It is about 9 cms wide by 5 cms high by 2 cans deep - if you remove the electrical Bo's entirely - then you can fix it to the box and put it back in place by twisting it through the original opening - hope this helps
1498805
This will fit into a deep double gang electric box. If using with a nest thermostat... A wall and plate is provided that will cover the box. Don't know the exact dimenrions. If guessing 3" wide x 2" thick. Get a deep box... You'll want room for wires.
1498806
I don't have one with me but it is approximately 1 inch by two inches by three inches. It will not fit into a standard J-box but should slip through a properly sized hole. Suspending it from the threaded nipple will be problematic in the wall.
1498807
This device is not design to be installed on the inside of wall or regular electrical box. However electrician would most likely be able to install larger electrical box to accommodate for this switch.
1498808
No. It is to large to stuff in the wall...mine is mounted in the basement next to a power box with thermostat wires running to the thermostat.
1498809
it's approx 2 x 2 inches. you'll have to open up the wall more to mount it on the existing junction box. i cut open a 6 x 6 hole on top of the normal thermostat opening to install it
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Susan,I just installed my today.I wish I could have a pic to show you. Since I bought this to replace an old Intertherm heater.I had to purchase an adapter plate to avoid re frame my wall.This unit has the fan case of about 3" deep this case have to go inside your frame.The pic that you see on Amazon will be on top of your wall. It is just a cover of the actual fan and heating. I will pass on to you the e-mail of the Steve. he is the Cadet technical help. He was very helpful to me prior I purchase It. selhart@cadetheat.comIt is a great unit. You will like It. Good luck.They make It in 110 volts and 220 volts.I got the 110 v because that is what I had before. Susan,I just installed my today.I wish I could have a pic to show you. Since I bought this to replace an old Intertherm heater.I had to purchase an adapter plate to avoid re frame my wall.This unit has the fan case of about 3" deep this case have to go inside your frame.The pic that you see on Amazon will be on top of your wall. It is just a cover of the actual fan and heating. I will pass on to you the e-mail of the Steve. he is the Cadet technical help. He was very helpful to me prior I purchase It. selhart@cadetheat.comIt is a great unit. You will like It.... » Read More Susan,I just installed my today.I wish I could have a pic to show you. Since I bought this to replace an old Intertherm heater.I had to purchase an adapter plate to avoid re frame my wall.This unit has the fan case of about 3" deep this case have to go inside your frame.The pic that you see on Amazon will be on top of your wall. It is just a cover of the actual fan and heating. I will pass on to you the e-mail of the Steve. he is the Cadet technical help. He was very helpful to me prior I purchase It. selhart@cadetheat.comIt is a great unit. You will like It. Good luck.They make It in 110 volts and 220 volts.I got the 110 v because that is what I had before. « Show Less
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I don't remember the dimensions, but I think they are listed on the Amazon product page. I know I found them on the LG website. The thermostat function works on cooling only. You set the temp and then press "Energy Saver" and it will cycle to cool to that temp. "Energy Saver" does not work for the Heater function. It does have a timer in 1 hour increments. Just set the timer and it will automatically turn off.
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Answer here...11 x 12 x 14" I wouldn't buy another. First one had to be sent back for a new circuit board and sometimes shuts down. I'd go with Comfort Heaters. No problems with that brand. Never would get another DR Heater.
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It is 4 3/4" tall, 5" wide. When the holders are open it is 9" wide. When plugged in, it sits flush with the top of a standard outlet cover. With the outlet cover left on it sticks out 1 5/8" from the wall.
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I do not see any reason why the thermostat would not work. the cut out in the roof are the same so the unit will fit hope this helps. www.pizzamanmike.com
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Hello! Please see the 2nd & 3rd picture that we have listed which show the dimensions of the heating element and controller. Thank you!
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I have the 9K btu model, the indoor unit is approx. 26.5" wide, 10" high and protrudes 7.5" from the wall. My connections will exit the wall behind the unit so they will not be visible.
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That sounds like the box it come in. The actual relay is about 3.5" high x 2"deep and 1' thick. It has a cadmium plate mounting bracket that makes the base footprint about 3"x3".These are eyeball guestimats only.
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It is a standard Ford style, slave style relay. Aprox 3/1/2 high, 3 inch wide and 2/1/2 deep.It is good for continous duty,( stays on all the time). It also will get warm if it is on all the time.
532031
It was a tight fit, but I was able to insert a 3 pronged plug into the second wall outlet. A 2 pronged plug should fit nicely.
1651935
Sorry, I built (framed) ours in last summer and don't remember what the dimensions were. For me, a lay person, to do the rough in, the support of the sleeve and run the wiring took me about 3 hours. I am a perfectionist and double checked everything as I went. Good luck and have fun!
65561
It has four little 'feet' that touch the wall and provide the clearance. The 'feet' are about one half inch in length. Overall, the heater sticks out a total of less than 5 inches from the wall.
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I replaced a wider thermostat which I had used a 2-gang box, so as one person said, I improvised and cut down a blank 2-gang metal wall plate to fit the Honeywell thermostat. With the correct equipment, a plastic wall plate might be easer to cut down.
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I can't recall the exact depth, but like most timers it was pretty deep. I really don't think you would be able to install it in a shallow switch box and/or wall with a 1.5" depth. My parents had the same problem with their wall, so they used a Wiremold surface-mount box to put the switches in.
123134
The product dimensions are 9 x 3 x 8 inches and the power prong is in the middle of the unit. You will probably have a challenge using the switch on your wall outlet.
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1/8" thick X 5.5 x 8.5", (don't buy it....mine burnt out within 3 weeks with a thermostatic control only for when the temp freezing)