will this cover a outlet box in the wall?
1028402
The base plate would not be enough to cover an outlet but a speaker attached, you could probably hide one.
1028403
It is not quite big enough to cover a standard outlet box. I would put a solid plate over the outlet box and then install on either side, preferably on the stud the box is connected too.
1028404
Buy a blank outlet cover in black if possible, drill 2 holes in it and screw these on them for a finished look. By themselves they wont cover an outlet.
1028405
The screw spacing is about an inch less than an outlet box, so no, it would not fit well over a cover box. You could possibly get a solid metal cover plate for your outlet box and drill holes in it to match the spacing of the mounting holes for this speaker bracket.
1361694
It goes into the Bottom outlet but also covers the top outlet. I thought I was going to have problems with not enough outlets but six is plenty for me
145578
I'm not sure, but it covers a regular circular box that one would use for a ceiling fixture. I used three of these on boxes that were somewhat dated and it worked fine. It is really too far out of reach for me just to go and measure. Regardless, for the price these units cannot be beat. I use CFL flood lights and they work really well.
411420
Yes. The interior rectangular piece that you can see in the image attaches to the outlet box first and then the cover plate attaches separately over the top of that -- basically just like an electrical outlet, except in this case you can use low voltage boxes rather than a regular outlet box.
64415
While I didn't see info. saying it wouldn't cover such appliances, these surge protectors are way too small for use with heavy draw appliances like ACs, refrigerators, space heaters, and big microwaves.
450152
I don't think so. it has a faceplate that replaces the original on the wall, and it screws into the wall the way an outlet cover does.
1056343
It needs a wall box. Pretty much like wiring in a light switch or receptacle.
893666
In the pic it shows two screws on the face, those screws line up with a standard outlet box cover, the screws need to be replaced with 6-32 screws to fit the outlet cover, also the little tabs on the outlet need to be filed down a little for clearance of the switch
551265
It will fit a standard ceiling outlet/opening. The brushed nickel cover will be too small to cover anything larger like high hat opening I am afraid.
1488639
I believe it would cover most surge protector cords. I have a treadmill hooked up thru this and it is a very heavy duty cord.
1463805
The wall plate itself connects to a standard outlet box like any other wall plate (AC outlet, cable outlet, etc..). I found a handy one at ACE hardware that you can install from the front (outside) of the wall by just cutting the hole, inserting the box, and tighten down the "molly" like tabs. Run the wires inside the wall and into the box before inserting the outlet box into the wall. I hope that helps. Take a look at "Thomas & Betts #b120r Sg Old Work Box" on Amazon for an example of the outlet box.
1094224
We don't have a protective box--our home is very old, but I can pass on the dimensions: The unit will need at least 2.5" of depth, 4" width, and 7" in ht. (not including the plug/male end of the item you are powering--so you need to add this to get a total ht. dimension--about 10").
836113
It is large and will cover two sockets, the plug is on the bottom so it blocks both wall receptacles. If you use a special against the wall plug it might be usable.
1302115
I no longer have the item but recall it is approximately width of an outlet x2. It is definitely not wider than a standard outlet cover.Hope you have better luck with it than I.
1856890
Yes = the screw is long enough to secure to the outlet itself. In fact, I did not remove the outlet cover itself - just the screw. The I placed the Belkin Surge Master over the outlet cover and used the screw that came with it - to secure it.- This is my 5th one. I had to replace one because it failed after a couple of years. I assume because it did its job and protected my devices as intended. I keep an extra one around for a quick replacement.
1050170
Not sure what you are trying to do there. A wall plate wouldn't cover it, but the connections are in the back so you can't see them anyway. I have mine set up under my TV and the wires all come from behind it so they're out of view.
1474832
Yes it does. Be careful as the plastic around the two mounting keyhole slots on mine is very thin. I broke through it when attaching this box to the existing outlet.