Will this fit in existing wall plates that have the rectangular hole?
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...
572386
Yes. It will fit in any 2"x4" electrical box. Thats 2" inches wide, 4" inches tall, 2" inches deep.
572387
It did with my electrical boxes. The rectangle blue ones is what we have in our home. Depending on how big you cut the sheetrock you may need the medium cover plates. The small ones didn't quite cover our drywall holes.
365487
I would think so. I have 8, 10 1/2" round plates and one 10" square plate in the box with room to spare.
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.
1685368
The faceplate dimensions are 8 1/2" wide by 2 1/4" high. The hole size needs to be 6 3/4 x 1 3/4. I'm unsure about the depth, as I'm unwilling to pull my unit out of the wall, but I'd estimate 4 1/2", for sure less than 6".
584964
Yes. You would have to make sure you anchored it into wall studs, it comes with the screws. There are 6 oblong slots at the top of the wall plate for mounting purposes.
1378478
The slot are half an inch wide on botb sides. Regular plates have extra room, unless there thicker than half an inch. You should be ok.
1778847
I think it is made for the standard double wall (3 1/2 inch stud with drywall added inside and siding outside). I put it in a single wall (1 inch thick), by adding a frame around the outside of the hole. I don't know how you would fit it into an 8 inch thick wall, without some kind of adjustment to the wall.
1901669
I doubt it would fit without cutting a little bit of the base down. The base (the part that you put the screws in to fasten to the wall) is smaller than the overall dimensions stated.
1393580
center of hole is about 1/2" in from edge of plate. You can have the unit over hang on the back side if necessary
20111
i dont think so. the little spot for it is rectangular. unless its small enough i doubt it will fit.
351960
There is a mounting adapter that may work depending on the size of your existing opening. It covers holes ranging from 8.5 to 10inches and can be mounted in glass or walls.SureFlap Mounting Adaptor - White
1908498
Possibly - with difficulty - the bar will stick out beyond the edge of the door trim a couple of inches on each side, so you'll need lateral room. Then you'll have to cut the end of the plastic protectors that are attached to the ends of each bar to fit the wall trim, and slide them inwards.
141667
Hi,Dimensions are pretty accurate. You may have to modify if your walls are not square.
1024136
Not sure, if you are refering to two separate single gang boxes then no it won't. If it is a single, double gang box then yes it should work. If you could remove the boxes (if there are two) without damaging the sheetrock (assuming it's sheetrock) then you may be able to get a retrofit box to insert and this wall plate would work fine. Hope that helps
1591294
Yes, you will have to change the wall plate to accommodate the opening. If this unit is installed outside like in a garage unheated, this unit will not work well in extreme cold.
1970877
Hole pattern is too small (lengthwise). Assuming that you are talking about a wall-plate such as an outlet wall-plate.
871439
It will fit in a standard, but a deep box is better. The holes are the standard distance as in a duplex receptacle.