Did you install this inside your wall? Thats what I planned to do, but before I shell out the $ for this thing. Does it have pre-drilled holes inside for wall/shim mounting? Is it a push button only or does it have to have any battery power for...
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The safe has predrilled holes in the back but not the sides. It could be mounted in the wall but it is not designed for it. The door would not allow it to mount flush with the wall either. I mounted mine on a wall in a closet. Vline does make another safe specifically for inside the wall mounting. The buttons are completely mechanical and have no electronics or batteries.
1689546
You have to mount it using screws to the wall. The screws are very easy to strip, make sure to pre drill holes
501601
The safest way would be to put a screw/nail in the wall. The unit has a slotted hole for a device with a head to safely hold the unit to the wall. It is light enough however, to use double sided tape or velcro which would be better than tape.I would reccomend the screw, should you have to change the battery, just pick the unit off of the wall.
550238
It is not set up to wall mount as is. The door has a push button to open, so if you can somehow glue it to a board then wall month the board there is no reason it shouldn't work.
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No I did not mount it to the wall. It stands up perfectly if you push in the metal stand in the back. I've had it standing up against the wall for several months with no problem. I suppose you could add double-sided tape to the back to mount it more securely.
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The push button seems OK. I have not pushed it all that much. I, too, had failures of the intermatic unit that is similar to this unit. I ran into "OP" failures. So far the unit works well.
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Yes it is on there. Tried using it neverCharged to even put a screwInto wall. Thought I ordered a good drill. It literally had not power after charging it. It possibly may defective. Can't use for anything I am goin to send it back.
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you have to put the screws in the wall and set the alarm on the screws like most alarms, also read and follow the instructions. there are steps to follow because they are connected. which one goes on first and when to push this button... etc. it was easy but you do want to follow directions for them to work properly.
511306
I have had mine for about 5 years and the model I installed only had two wall mounting holes. Mounted very securely with just the two with no issues!
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Straight into the wall... two prongs on the back. The rear picture shown on Amazon shows the prongs, but it's a little confusing because the battery door is shown open - when the door is shut, it's out of the way so the unit can mount directly on an an electoral socket.
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It is a wall mount not celling, just find a place for it and follow the electrical wiring code, I installed mine with a gage 12 wire and it works fine, Regards
335101
It should be mountable using a toggler into the metal stud. Did you end up installing it? I used 3 snap toggles into drywall, and 3 self-tapping sheet metal screws into the metal studs, so far it has held up. Good luck!
886176
I installed mine in a wall. It works great. Easy to install. I had no issues with putting mine in the wall instead of cutting into a door.
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Yes. But when we got it it didn't look great where I planned tpo put it, so my husband installed it directly into a socket. Also, we avoiding drilling into the wall by doing it that way. Looks nice and is stable. But it really is a plug in unit by design.
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No good way to mount or install it. No mounting holes,no snap-on-track mount - I had to fabricate a hinged-lid plastic box for it, by adapting an outdoor wet location elctrical power outlet box and creating a custom cutout in the inner wall that the LPM-20 fits into. The hinged lid provides access to the button (that is indeed flush with the surface of the device and needs to be pressed in to toggle state).
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You will need to mount it using something firmly anchored to the wallIf you do not have anything already on the wall that could be used and you cannot drill on the wall, you need to look for an indoor antenna
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Pushing this through a hole rather defeats the purpose. Install a standard light socket, then screw this in to it like a lightbulb. Much easier and more flexible for additional options. I know this post is old, but since people still read the Q&A; I thought I'd post another answer.