Is there any way to modify this cover to fit Decora style outlets (2 screws top and bottom instead of 1 in the center)?
1280762
We recently moved, so I can't locate it to tell you for sure. If I remember correctly, it only has a hole in the middle to secure to the outlet. I don't know that you could modify it without cracking it.
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.
1100244
If you plug it in to the top plug you can use the bottom one. If you put it in the bottom plug it will totally cover the top one too. I love mine
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.
1988560
No, but not for the reasons you'd think -Notice there is no screw in the center of the unit- it just plugs into the wall. It's reasonably easy to yank off the wall, which would expose the wall's outlet.A screw in model would be better
1801133
Remove the existing cover plate. Yhe new outlet has a mounting screw that goes into the same hole that the screw from the original plate went into.
2195778
Home Depot, Lows and other hardware stores all have plates for double gang boxes. They are easier to find for the same style of switch. In your case, you would want to ensure your other switch or power plug is also a decora style (large rectangle shape). If it is not, it can easily be remedied by replacing whatever you have with one of that style.
1971748
Yes, but it is kind of chunky so unless you put it at the end, it'll cover up another outlet on the strip. Make sure it's a strip with the 3 holes for each plug, not 2.
1132427
I'll try. The "mount" part of the unit (black part the outlet mounts to) is 3" wide by 4.5" high and 1" deep. The clear cover is 4" wide by 6" high and 2" deep. With the standard electrical box I mounted it to, the overall depth is 5.5". At first it seemed way too big and bulky, but after mounting nine around and on my deck, they fit it pretty well. Hope that helps.....
988124
My best guess is unfortunately, no. the part u screw in is T-shaped, and extra cord is wound around it after its screwed in. Plus u have to install the cover by hand.
1951460
This unit replaces the current outlet cover. screws on in same holes as your current covers
449305
No. Any "decora" cover plate will work. These are readily available at any home improvement store. For about $1.
1733210
For electrical outlets outside, something like 1-Gang Non-Metallic Weatherproof In-Use Cover is what you want. Get the deepest ones you can as the power adapter sticks out. Also, 1 gang ones the power adapter cannot fit since it sits to the right or left so either do a 2 gang or you can find an electrical outlet converter that sticks out and will allow the power adapter to go straight up and down and it will fit in a one gang. I special ordered it at ace hardware for 2 dollars.
792748
From instructions (you do NOT remove the outlet cover, only the screw):Locate the screw hole in the center of the surge protector. Remove the screw from the wall outlet plate. Plug the unit into the wall outlet and secure it using the screw supplied in the package.
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
1761389
This won't work for you as your plugs are set up. The light doesn't have a grounding plug BUT one prong is larger than the other - so it won't fit unless you turn it upside down. It seems quite odd that all the plugs in your home are installed in this non-standard way. Changing it would be pretty easy - check out a book on wiring or check Ask.com. As long as you're careful to turn OFF the juice to the outlets you want to change, you can pretty simply revolve the (entire) plug (after removing the face plate) so this and other nice nightlights will fit as designed.
495878
Gosh... a screwless design? I went to Home Depot and bought their standard cover. Nothin special...with screws included.