Given the size of the switch, is it possible to plug this switch in and still leave room for another plug in below?
1815126
In my case, there is room for another plug in below. But I can't garantee that.
1815127
I have my switch plugged into a plug strip and there is room below the single port switch. I would put it on the top outlet then the bottom outlet should be fine.
1815128
There's room for another plug if it's a standard size plug, not one with the third prong.
20532
No. There isn't room on the face for any more stuff.With two source devices plugged in, you turn one off and then turn the other one on.
20531
No. There isn't room on the face for any more stuff. With two source devices plugged in, you turn one off and then turn the other one on.
1590788
Without modification yes.You should be able to sure them to the same switch pretty easy though
711002
Yes, providing you leave the switch in the "on" position (allowing power to the outlet). Note: depending how many wires, and what they are, in the box, breaking the tab may not have the usual effect (i.e. switching only one plug). For this to work, there must be at least at least four wires, hot, neutral, and a pair that goes to the sw.
1590787
Without modification yes. You should be able to sure them to the same switch pretty easy though
20182
Yes. It's a tight fit if there are more than 2 lines from the outlet box, but it can be done.
1859920
Yes, if it is a momentary switch. Any other configuration will not work that way.
447196
No you can plug it in to the top socket so the other one is still accessible.
2027796
If you plug into a wall socket you can use the second wall socket with no issue. If you plug it into a power strip it will take up two spots unless you use the very last one on the end of the power strip. Hope this helps :)
715649
Theoretically, yes. Two wires and a ground wire are connected by spring clips. You might have to adjust collars and "boundary width" knob to adapt for different wiring layout. But I see no reason it could not be moved. How much hassle this is (including forgetting to bring it or its transformer with you traveling, and frequency of doing it) will be for you to decide.
497096
Yes, it can be along side other switches in a 2, 3, or 4 gang box. It has heat sinks on the sides that may have to be removed for it to fit next to another switch or between switches. No biggie since they just wiggle off. See the instructions about the heat sinks and their removal at: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048461.pdf That link also explains the settings and how to set them.
1436203
Yes, for the most part. But if the additional plug is particularly large it may not fit.
2168292
No, the socket is too deep. If you got the same but with a double socket, the there would be room.
1751062
No, not enough room in the box. You would have to cut drywall and replace with a larger one. This switch needs a whole single and a deep one at that.
881379
Yes, the other outlet is left open for another grounded plug. The prongs on back mirror the slots on the front as far as placement is concerned, although stacking modules isn't advised.
2036816
I'm pretty sure, though i'm not a professional installer or anything. If the space below is big enough, but not too big, i think the hardest problem will be making an adapter to fork the cables to get both sets of wires plugged in.