Did you install this inside your wall? Thats what I planned to do, but before I shell out the $ for this thing. Does it have pre-drilled holes inside for wall/shim mounting? Is it a push button only or does it have to have any battery power for buttons? thanks! Did you install this inside your wall? Thats what I planned to do, but before I shell out the $ for this thing. Does it have pre-drilled holes inside for wall/shim mounting? Is it a push button... » Read More Did you install this inside your wall? Thats what I planned to do, but before I shell out the $ for this thing. Does it have pre-drilled holes inside for wall/shim mounting? Is it a push button only or does it have to have any battery power for buttons? thanks! « Show Less
510873
I actually mounted this in the back of my Jeep. It does have pre-drilled holes. It is push button, with no batteries, but can also be key locked without using the buttons.
510874
The safe has predrilled holes in the back but not the sides. It could be mounted in the wall but it is not designed for it. The door would not allow it to mount flush with the wall either. I mounted mine on a wall in a closet. Vline does make another safe specifically for inside the wall mounting. The buttons are completely mechanical and have no electronics or batteries.
939966
I am not sure what you are asking about the screw holes what does "one in a par inside to inside" mean? And is this something that can be seen while plate is mounted ie I can't take it off the wall at this point
263937
Sidney, I wonder if you tried it? If so, how did it work for you? I am considering the same setup. I cannot run a wire from the inside wall to the outside wall so I was thinking simply mounting the units on opposite faces of the door, hiding the wire inside the door itself. (sorry if this comment is entered in the wrong place)
518479
The model I bought had pre-drilled holes, though not great ones. I remember them being hard to get to. I will look at it later today or tomorrow and try to send a better answer if others have not already addressed this question.
1403577
No good way to mount or install it. No mounting holes,no snap-on-track mount - I had to fabricate a hinged-lid plastic box for it, by adapting an outdoor wet location elctrical power outlet box and creating a custom cutout in the inner wall that the LPM-20 fits into. The hinged lid provides access to the button (that is indeed flush with the surface of the device and needs to be pressed in to toggle state).
501600
The safest way would be to put a screw/nail in the wall. The unit has a slotted hole for a device with a head to safely hold the unit to the wall. It is light enough however, to use double sided tape or velcro which would be better than tape. I would reccomend the screw, should you have to change the battery, just pick the unit off of the wall.
1790801
It's simple. It's mounted using 3m command strips. I've moved mine a few times. It was on two different places on my stainless fridge before it finally ended up on the wall in the kitchen. And any regular 3m strips will work if you decide to move it. Hope that helps!
1801628
Pushing this through a hole rather defeats the purpose. Install a standard light socket, then screw this in to it like a lightbulb. Much easier and more flexible for additional options. I know this post is old, but since people still read the Q&A; I thought I'd post another answer.
1220093
There should just be a regular battery latch to open in order to install the batteries. You will need to install the batteries before you can remove the backing to hang on the wall.
1161427
Very simple. A few screws includes. Put in batteries and mount it to the wall. If you can use a screwdriver you should be all set!
273166
I have not yet installed this mirror because my house is still being built. But I can tell you that the builder left a hole reserved for installation inside the wall. I hope excuse me if my answer didn't help you.
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Depending on what you are using it for I would also add (even though you didn't ask) that sometimes the button doesn't keep the LED on unless you keep your finger or thumb on it. I have had several of these. I can't figure out why. Sometimes it's right out of the box, other times after changing the batteries, sometimes after dropping it and putting batteries back in. The switch (inside the compartment area where batteries go) always seems to work but when you pop it back together it still doesn't stay on. I think it's just the quality of the product because the switch on some seems looser so I am guessing it's from just mass production (you get a few duds). Worth the price with the free shipping though. Depending on what you are using it for I would also add (even though you didn't ask) that sometimes the button doesn't keep the LED on unless you keep your finger or thumb on it. I have had several of these. I can't figure out why. Sometimes it's right out of the box, other times after changing the batteries, sometimes after dropping it and putting batteries back in. The switch (inside the compartment area where batteries go) always seems to work but when you pop it back together it still doesn't stay on. I think it's just the quality of the product because the switch on some seems looser... » Read More Depending on what you are using it for I would also add (even though you didn't ask) that sometimes the button doesn't keep the LED on unless you keep your finger or thumb on it. I have had several of these. I can't figure out why. Sometimes it's right out of the box, other times after changing the batteries, sometimes after dropping it and putting batteries back in. The switch (inside the compartment area where batteries go) always seems to work but when you pop it back together it still doesn't stay on. I think it's just the quality of the product because the switch on some seems looser so I am guessing it's from just mass production (you get a few duds). Worth the price with the free shipping though. « Show Less
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The buttons do require a fairly firm push. I owned a couple of MWs before this one and they were about the same. There is no "Nag" beep. I just tried mine and after half an hour still no "Nag". I must say, the only problem I had with mine was on installation. The door is subject to alignment problems unless installation is exactly "Square"....in alignment side-to-side and front-to-back. The installation screws allow you to make the adjustments. Otherwise, the door hinge area will make a popping sound when closing. It does not interfere with the operation but is aggravating till properly aligned. Make sure the installer knows this and test the door swing before the installer leaves. The buttons do require a fairly firm push. I owned a couple of MWs before this one and they were about the same. There is no "Nag" beep. I just tried mine and after half an hour still no "Nag". I must say, the only problem I had with mine was on installation. The door is subject to alignment problems unless installation is exactly "Square"....in alignment side-to-side and front-to-back. The installation screws allow you to make the adjustments. Otherwise, the door hinge area will make a popping sound when closing. It does not interfere with the operation but is... » Read More The buttons do require a fairly firm push. I owned a couple of MWs before this one and they were about the same. There is no "Nag" beep. I just tried mine and after half an hour still no "Nag". I must say, the only problem I had with mine was on installation. The door is subject to alignment problems unless installation is exactly "Square"....in alignment side-to-side and front-to-back. The installation screws allow you to make the adjustments. Otherwise, the door hinge area will make a popping sound when closing. It does not interfere with the operation but is aggravating till properly aligned. Make sure the installer knows this and test the door swing before the installer leaves. « Show Less
1618413
This speaker is at a friend's house the next town over, so I can't physically look at it. However I have the owner's manual, which says nothing about mounting holes. The little picture in the booklet also does not indicate mounting holes. Mounting it on the wall is not a good idea, anyway. The main power on/off switch is in the back. The power cord and all of the audio cabling hookups are also in the back. If somehow you're able to mount this to a wall, you're going to want about 3" of clearance in the back. Just install a wall shelf and sit the speaker on it.
1193985
You can mount it to drywall if you have to. I have 2 of these in different rooms and I have them done both ways. I used my own anchors and screws for the mount and I used them in all available holes. The thing is solid like this.
1627673
Don't know what you mean by your push button but I twisted the wall button wires together with the wires for the new receiver and put them back in the same slot I pulled them from. Works great, no problems at all.
61701
Mine came with no instructions, no one listed as a manufacturer. First batteries lasted 3 months, Unit chirped, read 93, don't know what that meant, replaced batteries and put on wall. I am surprised that Amazon would sell such a non-discript device.