will a standard rectangular opening switch plate fit it? (ie: can I put it in a 4 gang box with 3 other switches and use a regular 4 gang cover?)
917058
This fits in any 1 gang box. That means you could use it in 2-4 gang box if you wanted. It does use the standard rectangular plate. I just replaced my vent fan and the old one didn't have a light with the fan as the new one does. I just have the light come on when the fan comes on. I have it in a three gang box with a bathroom light switch and a heater fan switch and the sensor switch. All are the new rectangular style.
917059
Mine fit in a two switch box with a crap ton of wire spliced behind it. I think my electrician used the switch box to bridge in two other lights. To answer your question, I think it will fit just fine. There is no annoying aluminum plate like you see with dimmers.
572385
'Yes but... it won't fit very well in a shallow box, or one stuffed with wires. It's not a bad idea to make sure the box has enough room before get too far into the project. This switch will take close to 100% of the space to a depth of about 1.5". A qualified electrician might know a few tricks to free up some space. Just be warned...
1282960
It fits a standard box, but requires a Decora wall plate. A standard toggle plate won't work.
1033870
Yes, its about the same size as standard switch. I have 2 of these in a double gang box now and fits fine.
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
2020483
You need to purchase the cover seperatly. It works with paddle switch covers.
2212580
I believe the remote switch is bigger than the singles in the double toggle, therefore you MAY have a problem with the face plate cover, but the remote switch fits fine in a regular single box. Sorry I couldn't check but mine is behind our headboard and hard to get to.....
179659
Yes, the timer will fit into a standard switch box in most cases. I had a four gang box with standard switches installed. The position I needed to install the timer into was a little heavy with bundled wires for three way lighting circuits, but the switch did fit with some strategic positioning of the wires. Deep boxes are advisable, if you have the opportunity. Great timer switch!
29631
It fits nicely into a regular switch plate. No problem sharing in the box with any other switch.
833871
Hieach cover for the switch or an outlet is: 2.5" X 4.1/4".they do work well.ZM
1461448
If I remember correctly there are a few different options for the switches. I bought the rectangular one shown. The actual switch face is approximately 1x1.5". The depth is 3-4", so that requires a pretty open area for installation. Good luck! They are wonderful, and I use mine every day!
854566
The switch is separate from the plate (included is a nice plastic plate). Switch will fit any standard plate.
1217861
Yes, I have three of them in a single box behind a 3-switch plate. It is a little tight getting everything in there but it does fit.
1564293
Not quite sure I understand your question. But, I remember taking the old switch off (it was a three gang box) and thought Whoa this will never fit!! Well I attached all wires and kept jamming it back in till it DID fit. I was so proud of myself I bought a second switch for a FOUR gang and installed that one too! I'm applying for an electricians license next week.
1885336
It should fit any standard size outlet, regardless of it being for one or more switches. It is a very tight fit, but a little work with a metal file on the outlet cover makes it go in much easier.
1033868
I think this would work. These switches need more than a normal switch, but if you had a standard single-pole switch you should have enough room.HOWEVER - I attempted to install TWO of these switches in a double-gang box - this does not fit. I had to use a triple-gang and leave a space.But I think with a standard switch you would be fine.
1183006
I've never done that. I've only installed this in a room with a very distant single box, wanting to put the switch nearer the door. That said, I don't see any reason you couldn't install it in a 3-gang box with a decorator plate. It would be worth a try (keeping all packaging, receipts, etc. in case you need to return it).