Does a vertical outlet cover fit inside the hole in the bracket plate?
817684
Absolutely!!!...I actually have two separate single gang boxes mounted between...one for power to tv and power to cable box and one for cable coax connection...works perfect!
177350
No, the adapter is designed to fit in the bottom outlet leaving the top one accessible. Good thinking on the engineer's part!
1377621
It fits over the wall plate. The screw is not long but it holds the device in place.
551265
It will fit a standard ceiling outlet/opening. The brushed nickel cover will be too small to cover anything larger like high hat opening I am afraid.
1389036
is both box and cover, & the box is almost 5" deep, mine included a choice of 5 different outlet covers
963103
Yes, the cupped pass thru will just be to the right or left, which ever way you mount the electrical box or low voltage cover plate adapter in the wall board.
483321
The plate has a slight (1/8") foam backing that allows for variations in textured walls, but I don't think it is enough to account for a wall outlet. Certainly not one with a face plate. Probably need to look at recess options.
18074
The unit I received had a hinged round cover. The unit was slightly smaller than the OEM connection hole on my Jayco Trailer. The holes did not line up exactly so I left the old bracket on and installed this over top do that I did not have exposed holes.
1420609
I don't think so. I believe the decora outlets do not have the screw in the middle, which you need to mount this cover
999945
Yes, standard mounting screw holes, but it has spade connectors so it's a tight fit if you use too small a box. It was a while ago, but I think best fit and appearance would be with one of those exterior surface mount boxes- the kind used with floodlights or exterior weather proof outlets.
1405651
No. It is only what you see. There are tabs for connectors. I bought wire, crimped then soldered on connectors and attached to the unit. It seems to be well made. I also mounted mine where the cover hinge is down and didn't use the screws/plate, just the round part and the big backing screw.
484394
No bracket is needed. Cut out a hole in the drywall, insert and the locking tabs will pull tight when tightened with a screwdriver. The outlet box has a separate back to keep wires contained.
2209450
Sorry I don't have one I can measure. But I can say that the mounting plate covers a normal receptacle outlet box. Hope this helps, David
1220438
Regular round outlet box works. I put several under my eves on new construction.
42768
What Mark Lukas said, but I will add that with my luck, the outlet would line up with one of the bars, not a hole! ;-)
1831425
Yes, it has slotted mounting holes for vertical or horizontal wall installation.
802059
I think the unit will cover your hole but the mounting screw holes may be inside your opening. Perhaps you can attach a fill-in back plate to your hole then easily mount the new unit.