How wide is the head of this unit? I'm curious if it will fit into a single-gang electrical box hole.
1944776
I think it will be really tight. The width of the unit is 1 2/3 inches without the bit, plus you have to add the length of the screw so I think it might not work that well in that situation. I just put it in a single-gang box and it looks a little to tight for working comfort. Are you working with new or old construction. If you are working with new construction buy boxes for that purpose and nail or screw them in, but if you are working on a wall that already has drywall or paneling use old work boxes and they work just fine. I've done a lot of that and have never had a problem. Good luck! I think it will be really tight. The width of the unit is 1 2/3 inches without the bit, plus you have to add the length of the screw so I think it might not work that well in that situation. I just put it in a single-gang box and it looks a little to tight for working comfort. Are you working with new or old construction. If you are working with new construction buy boxes for that purpose and nail or screw them in, but if you are working on a wall that already has drywall or paneling use old work boxes and they work just fine. I've done a lot of that and have never had a problem. Good luck!
1944777
I think it will be really tight. The width of the unit is 1 2/3 inches without the bit, plus you have to add the length of the screw so I think it might not work that well in that situation. I just put it in a single-gang box and it looks a little to tight for working comfort. Are you working with new or old construction. If you are working with new construction buy boxes for that purpose and nail or screw them in, but if you are working on a wall that already has drywall or paneling use old work boxes and they work just fine. I've done a lot of that and have never had a problem. Good luck!
1944778
My husband says the head measures 1 1/4 inches in width by 1 1/2 inches in depth. He says it should fit into a standard electrical box. He got this item for that very purpose of fitting in tight places. Hope this helps. Canadian Tire sells this item also.
1619475
I bought two of these but could not install due to their size. These will not fit in a standard outlet box.
1060935
No. I was disappointed after I bought a 50A plug with handle. Good idea, but will not fit any box without very large clearance in front of the outlet face.
669701
The terminal slots are 1/2 inch square. Just a side note, I used mine for a sous vide setup, and ended up mounting the relay on a heat sink due to excess heat generated by the repeated on off cycles. It works great though.
915233
There is a single output unit (Red wire for "+" and Black wire for "-"). Its dimensions (LxWxH) are: 8.7" (9.5" including mounting flanges) x 2.7" x 1.7". We have requested Amazon to update the listing.
450120
Yes, it is standard size and can be used in a 3 or 4 switch box. It os not too wide for any standard size plate hole.
1461370
Length=7/8" Width= 1/2" Conductor pins are manufactured too long for flush mount to socket, so justcarefully nip ends for good fit
2168111
My husband measured the hole and it measure approx. 1 1/4 inches, this will fit on a light socket with threads on the end of it. I hope this helps you and if you have any more questions please ask
1723839
The electrical is a standard old work two-gang box. then the cable pass through next to it. Width wise you should really be putting this in the void between two studs. Height? I got approx 3" for height of faceplate. a little over 9" wide.
1518168
I mounted mine on a standard 3 inch octagonal box with an adapter. If you unscrew the plate on the end, your local ace hardware guy can show you the box to use!
1393580
center of hole is about 1/2" in from edge of plate. You can have the unit over hang on the back side if necessary
871439
It will fit in a standard, but a deep box is better. The holes are the standard distance as in a duplex receptacle.
632938
Measured with a vernier caliper the one I bought is just under 4 3/8" long by 2 5/8" wide. These are for the black plastic part that remains on the outside of the machine or outside of an electrical box. The dimensions that matter the most are those of the wiring block on the inside. I had to enlarge the opening in the cast iron base of my machine with a hacksaw and files but after that it fit fine. Some machines have the switch mounted outside the machine in an electrical box and some have it mounted through a hole in the machine itself.
1498805
This will fit into a deep double gang electric box. If using with a nest thermostat... A wall and plate is provided that will cover the box. Don't know the exact dimenrions. If guessing 3" wide x 2" thick. Get a deep box... You'll want room for wires.
534474
It is about 5" by 9 1/2" on the outer faceplate. The required hole is less than that by about 1". It is about 3" deep but it is covered now so I'm not absolute on that. We had a very tight spot so we turned it vertical (8" is going to be tight). I'm using it to light up the steps in the garage (fell in the dark). Works well for us. Doug D
1685368
The faceplate dimensions are 8 1/2" wide by 2 1/4" high. The hole size needs to be 6 3/4 x 1 3/4. I'm unsure about the depth, as I'm unwilling to pull my unit out of the wall, but I'd estimate 4 1/2", for sure less than 6".
1673955
I do not have the measurements handy, but it has to be installed in at least a standard size switch box so to leave room for the connections. If you have only 1.5" depth, add a wire mold extension box to increase depth.