Can you take the Decora switch out of the wall plate provided in order to mount in another wall plate, like the Leviton WSS10-DZ LevNet RF?
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I am not familiar with the Leviton WSS10-DZ LevNet RF, however the face plate for the Leviton 6697 is approximately one-half inch deep. It is more of a box cover than a flat face plate like ordinary wall outlets. Hope this helps.
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This item is hard-wired into the wall. There is a separate remote that came with my fan, that can fully operate the fan without the wall switch, however in my situation, having both options is very nice. In my case, the wiring did need to go from the Fan to the Switch for both to work.
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I have mine in a normal single switch wall box, it's a bit tight installing it, but works and looks fine.
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Ours is mounted to wall switch. a note: ordered four(4) all in excellence condition upon receipt.
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This fits well in the Decora series of wall plates. I have installed 9 of these in two homes, and typically an exhaust fan is ganged with the light switch, so a simple standard [flip] switch & decora combo gang plate works great.
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Probably; the provided switch plate is held on with standard screws, and is also the battery compartment cover, so it is designed to come off.
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Hi Dan your question seems a little vague but your correct with the wall wort just won't do. You're going to need a few more components and isolation. You may want to look at linear technology such as the lt3573 flyback converter. They have some great circuit diagrams which may be of help. Otherwise unless you elaborate more of what your trying to do I can't answer.
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It is easy because this adapter can plugin to the original socket plates on the wall, you do not need to uninstall the original one. Amazon cannot let me upload picture here, other wise I can show you how I plug.This item should add another photo of the other side of this item.
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I'm waiting for an answer too. But I BELIEVE the mounting holes on this block will not match up to any of the hole pattern on the leviton smc enclosure. So might have to use metal screws and affix to anywhere, vs. using the plastic push pins. But I'm hoping some has a cleaner solution, as I don't want to spend the money for a leviton panel.
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Yes you can, I used a daystar switch for it's low profile, the wires just unplug very easy and clean
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This remote control comes with a sleeve that can be attached to a wall but, as far as I know, there is no separate control that can be wired into the circuit as a wall switch. I don't see why such a thing would be needed.
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The switch actually doesn't come with a plate. Your existing plate should work fine, as long it's a regular switch plate and not a decora style.
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We have two of these units and they are fantastic and yes, you just plug them in so if you want to relocate unit, you just unplug it. The wall mounting is a bit trickier then the plug in/out.
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Yes, however you will also need to wire in the Leviton companion receiver ahead of the light fixture that you want to control. That product is available at http://www.amazon.com/Leviton-WST05-10-LevNet-Threaded-Receiver/dp/B0050T2QDK/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1384182999&sr=8-4&keywords=leviton+wireless+switch
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Yes, you can discard the WCS212 control unit and replace it with a standard wall switch.I have 2 Minka Aire fans, one of them is controlled with the WCS212 and a hand held remote; the other fan is controlled with a standard wall switch (which I keep always on) and the hand held remote
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I don't believe so. You would have to consult with an electrician to be sure. A better solution might be a Leviton Decora 5679 unit that has two stacked switches that fit into one regular Decora slot. That is the way I solved it for my unit. Amazon sells these.
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Your question is hard to understand, but I think you want to hang this from a ceiling on a chain or something. The wires come out the back, but you could run them up the decorative banding and up the chain. It will look funny because you can't remove the wall mounting collar without removing the circuit board. That's where it lives. You could remove the circuitry altogether and just have a light controlled by a switch...that's what I ultimately had to do anyway because the fragile circuitry inside took a crap after only a year.