What is the dimension from the center of the bullseye to the bottom of the unit (I have a wall switch this needs to be mounted above)?
2046527
From center bullseye to the bottom of the entire unit is 18 and 3/4 inches.
19601
4 7/8" ... If you are mounting in wood, I would cut 4 3/4 and sand for a snug fit.
578826
5" to 5 1/4" [a little hard to measure with rounded mounting screw top at the exact center, when installed! ;-)]
2279055
Not sure of the wide dimension. Will not interfere with standard light sockets and plugs.
231586
24 1/4" square per the instructions. That is what I used and it worked out well. The flanges extend out approximately an additional 1 1/2" out from all sides, so you need that additional space on the mounting wall to allow for the frame mount as well as trimming the unit out with required flashing (flashing requirements depend on the exterior of your particular building).
1673956
I can't recall the exact depth, but like most timers it was pretty deep. I really don't think you would be able to install it in a shallow switch box and/or wall with a 1.5" depth. My parents had the same problem with their wall, so they used a Wiremold surface-mount box to put the switches in.
1852663
The switch body is 3/4 inch. It's made to fit the thickness of a door frame, above the door.
1766712
I've turned the mounting ears 90 degrees and screwed it to a wall. The other option is to spend $25-$30 for a u shaped bracket which you screw against the wall and then mount the switch in.
1121479
The unit is 4.5" tall (top to bottom). The area with the holes is 1" wide but due to the rectangle on the front, the actual width of the box is about 1 1/8". Once plugged into my wall socket, the unit projects 1 5/8" out from the wall. It is 3.25" from right to left.
880759
I measured mounted mounted light from ground without step ladder. It looked like 3 1/4 but it very well could be 3 1/2". How bout switching out the box? It's an easy job and they can be found cheap.
1010513
Hi, This is TZseller, thank you for your question, the mounting hole for centers is 0.35". ThanksTZ
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.....
1648091
Yes, it is. I have one mounted about 9" above. Check the switch buttons ASAP, they tend to fall out.
2143830
The base portion of the mount (which sits flush against the underside of the cabinet) is an elongated 3-1/4" by 6". The swivel portion of the mount (that is affixed to the center of the base portion) is 10-1/4" by 2". The base is about 1/4" thick so the swivel portion of the mount is approx. 1/4" from the underside of the cabinet (not enough to clear a light). I also have an under cabinet light which is installed against the very back of the underside against the wall. I have this mount installed in front of light and although there is not enough room to swivel the mount 360 degrees there is enough room for me to swivel the mount adequately. rbcallie
1304553
Have this switch installed on a machine right now. Box measures 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 3" deep. Hope this helps.
157720
Length is 6 1/2 inches. Overall width including mounting bracket is less than 2 inches
222286
I don't know where they came up with those numbers. My switch is 2.5 inches long, 1.12 high (from bottom to rocker switch) and .75 inches wide.