Is it surface mount or does the pushbutton extend below the mounting surface?
1535327
Hi I am not sure if I understand your question but it is one piece that is mounted on with 4 screws
1535328
It is surface mount, not sure I understand about the button. The button is raised
1535329
Um, sorry, but I'm not sure I understand what you are asking. I own this and would be happy to help... It does mount entirely flush with the surface of your house/door trim. The push button is the white oval seen in the picture.
1535330
I'm not sure what that means. However, I have two of these. They were installed on vynil siding. The one on the front of my house was mounted horizontally. While the one on my back door was mounted vertically to go over two pieces of siding. They both look good no matter which way they are mounted. I get a lot of compliments on them.
1872604
3 1/8" long, 1 1/8" wide, 5/8" deep. The actual push button is 3/4" square. There is also a tiny light (the horizontal bar above the grey pushbutton) that comes on, but only when the button is depressed. The wood panel on the chime box needed a light sanding prior to painting.
1665876
It is a screw on or wired on holder. The only way it would stay mounted is if it were tightly wired on.
2000111
The one I purchased has about a 1" wide flat area on top, but be advised there are four screw heads protruding from that surface, so if you're thinking of surface mounting it instead of hanging it, you will need to drill relief spots where those screws are located. It looks like it was not intended for surface mounting. And don't plug it into a GFCI circuit as it will trip the GFCI when you turn it on.
1232409
I've had mine for some time now. There does not appear to be any functionality issues while mounted or elsewhere.
2085859
Yes; but the stainless steel push button was extra cost option item. Items came from different location.
107592
It doesn't mount. It's designed to sit on a flat surface. It's wide rubbery base is intended to keep the holder from sliding on whatever flat surface you put it on. It does accomplish this if the surface is flat and usually stable. Don't try to use it on a slippery, rough, or tilted surface.
106313
Use the back plate as a template to mark the wall for mounting holes. Then just screw it to the wall. The pushbutton unit can be mounted the same way.
1128482
No, but overall I've been very pleased with this light. I just have it mounted close enough to my angled foregrip that a simple outstretch of my pointer finger is enough to access the push button and then easily cycle through whichever setting you need.
2653
The button is on the bottom. You can actually just hold it in your hand and push the button on a flat surface.
1479463
The doorbell will work great with up to six pushbuttons. Only one comes included in the package. The included pushbutton can be found at Honeywell RPWL300A1007/A Decor Wireless Surface Mount Push Button
2270644
The description seems to imply both but the box only includes directions for recessed mounting. We did end up surface mounting by simply drilling threw the back panel. It's holding up so far.
94657
No, but the button is flush with the screen. It is hard to accidentally push.
532828
It mounts on the underside using a handful of screws, I believe either four or six. Screws are included, and if I recall correctly a paper template for marking the holes correctly. We have two in our home that we've been using almost daily for a few years now. They are still going strong and have had no issues.
233804
If you order the surface mounted back box also you can surface mount it. This is what I had to do.
1328725
The one I purchased was for a side lever type. It has a rod on top that may work with a center pushbutton, but I recommend you check with Sloan before purchasing. BTW, their web site is very informative. Hope this helps.
759154
Technically it's mountable but the screws/holes do not seat very well. I do not understand why every electronics manufacturer shortcuts in this area.