Where can I find a switch pate for this switch?
1515811
The same switch plate that you use for a regular light switch works for these. When you replace the light switch, just use the same plate.
1515812
I used the standard light switch plate, the X10 fits the hole and uses up 95% of the hole.
1515813
A standard switch plate should work. You can buy these at any hardware store, or I'm sure Amazon also has these.
540594
if this is your switch: http://content.ekatalog.biz/katimg/hd/JG925A/JG925A.jpgi think it should work
483217
I'm not sure if u can buy just the switch like the plastic one that comes with this setup but u can buy any micro switch at your local automotive store to serve the same purpose that is how I have mine done that way I could mount it on the console of my mower
2265408
Good news mine operate separately but don't know what I bought for switch. Just at lowes
1635735
I am sorry. I don't remember. However, I do know that the switch I took out was split. Luckily, it had a part number on it. I matched this number and I relied on the picture to make sure that my old switch and the new one were identical. They were and the new switch worked fine. I was actually for a friend.
666433
I'm not sure, this switch didn't end up working I sent it back and went to local junk yard
950611
Don't know - the unit i purchased did not have that switch - but works great!
1606690
I have not seen the covers being available anywhere online or by any supplier. If your covers are corroded, split, or broken, the only fix is to replace the switch. I recommend replacing both switches with new ones because eventually the plastic covers will continue to degrade and will be unusable. If you find any in the salvage yards, they will most likely be hard and brittle and will eventually fail. R. Black
70484
Check ACE Hardware. I found some similar in their lighting / electrical section.
1591293
The unit takes up the space of a standard switch. Go to any decent sized hardware store and you should be able to find a cover plate with the large rectangular hole in the middle and two standard slots for light switches on either side. If you can't the do make modular covers. You'd buy the section with the large rectangular hole and two "end sections" which have the smaller slots. They snap together and screw into place as usual
2150753
I have the wide dimmer switches that are compatible with this switchplace. Works beautifully.
1254531
Good luck, My on/off switch broke after a year. It now sits with the hopes I can find a replacement part. Please help me. It was a good accessory that is not being used.
1890546
DavE's answer was spot on. I used a standard hole punch and punched out a couple of shims, using the lid from an inexpensive TupperWare clone. The punched out holes fit perfectly into the inside of the rubber switch pad. I tried using two plastic shims first, thinking one would not be enough (they ARE very thin). However, that made the button too sensitive for the intermittent on feature (just a finger touch powered up the light). I removed one of the shims and the switch now works perfectly, using only one.
1964767
You get away with one if you get another magnetic switch and series them together. Most any electronic store or alarm store will have what you need. Go to Garagebutler.com and ask them. They probably will sell you what you need and tell you how to do it. Fellow named Frank was really help with a question I hhad.
580348
The switch I ordered is just a hair under 2-inches by 2-inches by just under 1/2-inch so it should fit.
332716
Sorry, I don't know. Either order the same brand and part # of your defunct switch or try to match up the ports and sizes and specifications as best you can. I ordered the exact brand and part # plus was careful to match the ports and specs, and it works fine.
276250
This switch will do that. I saw one that was automatic but sellers were always out.