Some of the other timers don't fit very well in decora style wall plates is this the case with this one?
1649027
It fits just fine in the opening. Beware of wire management though: the unit is very deep for your average backbox.
1649028
No problems with side to side or top to bottom fit at all. The ONLY place you may have a bit of trouble is how far OUT of the box it MAY want to protrude. This device is DEEP. Use the deepest box possible if it's a new installation. I recommend "pig-tailing" all connections so that the hard wiring coming into the box can be placed at the absolute rearmost of the box . You'll have more "play" and not have to worry about wire nuts possibly coming loose. (Always twist together first before wire nuts are installed. Of course, if you are using WAGO connectors, it doesn't apply)
1649029
Mine fit just fine in the one I bought from another source. I really like the timer I purchased.Bob
1649030
This fits well in the Decora series of wall plates. I have installed 9 of these in two homes, and typically an exhaust fan is ganged with the light switch, so a simple standard [flip] switch & decora combo gang plate works great.
1649031
As with all Decora devices it depends on what's next to this device. As a single gang it fits very well. As a multganged device you may need to "crop" the ears and be very meticulous with dressing the wires so the cover plate aligns correctly. If you have shallow boxes it will require some patience but it will go in. I have installed more then 5 of these in the past 6 months and all have fit. BTW this device works very well.
788019
My timers came with the plates. You will have to contact Intermatic for the plate you need.
539802
I think it will. I have a wall unit (like in the hotels) and it uses some serious wattage. I don't remember how much bit when I was researching, I knew I needed the most heavy duty timer on the market. I love this timer! It's been great.
1423613
No - Just the piece you see. Any of the standard modern rectangular wallplates work.
483112
i believe it will. all the 'decorator' style plates seem to be interchangeable.
428939
G'Day, "A_M"! As long as your timer has an outlet for a two-prong plug and the clearance around the outlet for the boxy transformer housing behind the plug, you should be fine. If it helps, I had to use one of those light-duty extension cords even though the feeder cord is plenty long enough. The boxy plug was just too big for my timer, but the extension cord plug fit nicely. ...Hope this helps. Cheers! -j.
1192194
I believe it will fit... I used this mechanism in our mantle clock. The old 'works' were 2.5" also. It is a very nice looking replacement and runs beautifully....
978364
This timer takes a standard size decorator plate. Once the timer is installed in the wall, screw in the decorater plate. Then put the timer faceplate over that decorator wall plate. Then add the dial. Start with Step 13 in the instuction sheet and it will outline the process in detail.
447993
We installed it so the plate is not flush with the wall. It probably looks cool inset but most lights are not mounted flush, they are mounted out of the wall.
1134984
I have used these keystones with several CE Tech single port wall plates and they have fit perfectly. I have not tried these with any of the multi-port wall plates.
107752
I think it's the panel size. It can cover smaller holes and it will just overlap the wall.
1533870
Your current wall plate works if that is what you want to use. The unit interfaces with it easily.
1151610
I also ordered one that said low-profile and at first didn't think it would work. It comes attached to the standard plate, but the low profile is included, you just need to switch them.
2258605
As you know, the timer is under the round cap and looks like any other one you buy and plug in the wall. I looked everywhere, though, for a replacement that had the prongs and receptacle in the proper locations This is because inside the dome of my particular unit it had a very short cord to plug into the timer (also under the dome.) Couldn't find a timer with right pin and socket arrangements. So I disassembled the Paradise 'til I could work free a little more internal cord length. Then I wound the cord around to where it had to go to plug into the new timer. It's a little packed for space but works now. As you know, the timer is under the round cap and looks like any other one you buy and plug in the wall. I looked everywhere, though, for a replacement that had the prongs and receptacle in the proper locations This is because inside the dome of my particular unit it had a very short cord to plug into the timer (also under the dome.) Couldn't find a timer with right pin and socket arrangements. So I disassembled the Paradise 'til I could work free a little more internal cord length. Then I wound the cord around to where it had to go to plug into the new timer. It's a little packed for space... » Read More As you know, the timer is under the round cap and looks like any other one you buy and plug in the wall. I looked everywhere, though, for a replacement that had the prongs and receptacle in the proper locations This is because inside the dome of my particular unit it had a very short cord to plug into the timer (also under the dome.) Couldn't find a timer with right pin and socket arrangements. So I disassembled the Paradise 'til I could work free a little more internal cord length. Then I wound the cord around to where it had to go to plug into the new timer. It's a little packed for space but works now. « Show Less
1282963
I installed mine in a standard double switch box without any problem. I had to get a new plate cover simply because I went from 2-toggle to 1-toggle/1-decora. I agree the boxes are not very deep when you factor in all the wires and the depth of the new switch. It felt like I had to jam a lot of stuff into a small space but it worked out fine in the end. I hope that answers your question.
2121026
It does not slide easily into place. You do have to place the center indents in the right spot and make sure the plate clicks in.
16988
I don't know what works with your timer, but many trippers are standard for lots of different timers. Frankly, I would go by the photo -- if it matches what you have now, it should work.