How thick is the switch from front to back?
1854079
The switch box it self is fairly large. About 2in by 2in the switch lever it about 4 inches long .5 in wide and .25 in thick
1854080
Sorry I can not be of help. I took theOnix turn signal out of box and realized it would not work and returned it to Amazon, and searched for the exact replace on ebay which I found. It was from some junk yard in Kansas. Dennis Dunn dennis@growingchild.com
632111
It's a decent thickness. I bought pins longer than normal push pins for it & they go in pretty far. Although, I gave it as a gift with a map adhered to it so I'm going from memory.
1122406
Update. This switch protrudes no more than 1/4 from the front of a wall plate.
966015
approx 2" long x 2"wide x 3/4" deep. I don't recommend these micro switches, they aren't made very well I've ordered 3 two were dead out of the box and the third was flaky.
1384203
There are 6 terminals on the back if I remember correctly and the correct size opening is slightly smaller than the switch itself. It was no problem to measure the dimensions of the back of the switch and make the hole the same size. The switch then "pressure fit" in and was a solid union. I have had no problems with this switch since purchase and have only been happy with the installation.
945211
Mine measures 11/16 inches thick, not quite 3/4 of an inch. Thats with all my protection devices installed.A plastic kickstand. and a rubber drop protection cover.
2200599
The buttons are nearly flush and the knob sticks out maybe 1/2". I would consider it nearly flush from front to back.
322747
It is big. 3 inches wide. But it might work. The toggle switch next to it would probably be touching the edge of the housing. You might be able to enlarge the hole and adjust the switch over a little if it was too close. There is a little play in it and the switches normally move a little side to side anyway. If there is 1 1/2 inches between the center of the controlled switch and the edge of the next one over then it might work.
1122407
It protrudes the same as a conventional Decora switch. I measured it to be about 3/8".
853976
The switch appears to be standard electrical device size. I mounted mine in a gem/handy box on my drill press. Hope this helps.
200788
If you are referring to the cover- yes. I used a regular cover for this switch.
1100683
I agree with Edward and Pilot in that both pieces are the same size, the switch side depth being a bit larger due to screws protruding. Length, height, and depth as already said. However, when I measure mounting slot centers on this thing with a 6 inch metal scale, I get 1-13/16" center-to-center (or about 1.8"). So, two holes spaced at 1-13/16" (or 1.8") is what is needed for mounting. Also, measuring the slot width (for screw), slot width is about .12", so 3/32" (.094") screws will work
1754240
Seeing as the board is slightly angled towards the user, the front (near the user) thickness including the height of the keys is 1-1/8" while the back side of the board, again including height of the keys, is 1-3/4".
1517006
The switch face is a little wider than the terminal housing; the hole for the housing should be approximately 0.83" x 1.45", give or take. And there are three terminals of the back. With a hole about that size they shouls snap right in place, wiring is easy and the lights are bright but not too bright that they become a distraction.
1041643
For the switch body about 1 1/2 to 2"inches but by the time you attach the wires more like 3 to 4 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.
1972857
I'd guess about 1/8 to 1/4 inch to either side. The buttons are not covered