What are the dimensions of the raised portion of the switch? Multiple switches in the same box, will it fit in the rocker style switch plates?
911988
Raised portion is 1/25" wide and 2-5/8" high. Standard size switch plate. I am not sure about rocker style, sorry. However, I wish I would have just gotten another remote to leave outside the room instead of installing this... which isn't an option mentioned with the product description.
854567
The wall plate is not part of the switch. This switch will fit in any Decora-style wall plate. Just make sure you have enough depth as it does take a bit of room in the electrical box.
1594682
Has the switch been redesigned? I have no idea, I only purchased one. It is a rocker switch and works fine on mine.
1852663
The switch body is 3/4 inch. It's made to fit the thickness of a door frame, above the door.
866007
It's a rocker switch. It has a very low profile so it can easily be confused for a flat type switch. We have a face plate/cover we purchased for it as well which enhanced the overall slim look of the whole unit. The unit as a whole (face plate and switch) sits about an eighth of an inch off the wall. We are very happy with the product and have purchased a total of 5 more switches ranging from a single to a triple to replace other switches in the house.
1061666
yes. note that the shape of the cover plate is for a gfci outlet. as long as you use a "rocker" style switch it should fit fine.
450122
The switch plus slider are together the same size as a normal switch. So it will fit.The actual switch is thinner on this than a typical switch.
1252042
With slight modification, It will fit into a plastic switch box with a rocker switch plate cover. Very easily.
509124
It should fit easily in a standard 3 gang box. The bulky pigtail connections can be tucked behind the adjacent switch. My 1960's single switch box had screw tabs in the corners of the opening that I had to cut off with a hacksaw to fit the fan switch. The three gang box should have a clear opening, at least in the center position.
1273862
All I know is the battery/switch storage, is too small for my panther pressure switch... I'm not sure if all pressure switches are universal or what but I know the one I bought didn't fit it was too wide.
1984387
Yes, it will fit in a standard box. it is a little deeper than a standard switch so depending on the size of the box it can be a little more challenging to fit all the wires back in, but you can do it.
632939
I just went out to my shop and measured mine.It measures 4.5 inches high. I installed a standard gray PVC electrical box on my bandsaw and this switch plate fit perfectly.
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.
1282966
It will fit a standard light switch box but it may be very tight. Excess wiring in the box can be a problem. As far as the switch plate is concerned, the Intermatic timer has square corners so you either have to buy the plate that is made for it or get one of the other plates at your local home improvement store and square up the corners with a file.
853974
That black plate in the back is designed to fit on a 1-gang electrical box, same as a wall switch cover. It's 4-3/8 L x 2-5/8 W and 1/2 thick. The red cover is just a little bigger.
842453
The slot is 3/8 inch by my measurements so it might be a tight fit. My switch is 3/8 inch at the base, but gets narrower at the tip and it fits/works fine. We have been using it for 1 year without any problems or battery changes. There is also room to file down the width or the height of the opening to accommodate a larger switch (especially if you're looking at a close fit.) Hope that helps!
1885340
Mine fit, however snuggly, into a three gang outlet. Two single pole toggle switches and this rather large bodied switch had no problems in a standard-depth blue plastic box. Three of these would have been a real problem.