If I wanted to put this and a double outlet next to one another, is there a box that would fit both? Or would I have to place them separate?
795585
A regular double box would fit both, however you will need to get a double outlet cover. I wouldn't recommend this because this is made to be freestanding with no box behind it, otherwise it will make it quiet dificuklt to fish the wires through.
795586
A standard double gang box would work fine with this plate. The issue is you usually want to run speaker wire through this plate which means you would need to drill out a hole large enough to fit your wire through the opening in the gang box. In my application I just have a single gang bracket and the plate attaches to that so I can fit the maximum wires through the hole.
456017
You would have to use a simple splitter. Only one of the two outlets is controlable.
1921301
Yes it will fit in a standard outlet box. It has pigtails on it and simply wirenut your colors and you're set.
2094355
I suggest ordering additional wall brackets and mount them strategically around outside near outlets. Then move to each location as required. Storage is best done inside. Don't store outside plugged in...water and current don' t mix
1389036
is both box and cover, & the box is almost 5" deep, mine included a choice of 5 different outlet covers
450151
Probably not, since it replaces the faceplate of an outlet and has the two cut outs which would fit outlets atop of one another; rather than side by side like standard light switches.
1232981
yes, I am using one of them on a double outlet, and the second outlet is left accessible.
512994
The unit is fairly wide and deep. There might not be enough space to acccomodate the units and all the wires for more than one unit. I have them installed in 2 gang boxes.
1506001
Yes you are right. Once you lay out where you want to put it you will be able to see what part will be covered and then you can install an outlet in that area. It's pretty easy
621983
Yes, I have two side by side with top plug turned up-side-down so both plugs fit in one outlet.
1591293
The unit takes up the space of a standard switch. Go to any decent sized hardware store and you should be able to find a cover plate with the large rectangular hole in the middle and two standard slots for light switches on either side. If you can't the do make modular covers. You'd buy the section with the large rectangular hole and two "end sections" which have the smaller slots. They snap together and screw into place as usual
1723944
This is a plug-in unit that I use as a spare stand alone unit. You'll need two outlets below the counter for this to work as well as a large counter space. If you're handy with electrical & carpentry work, installing two units may be possible. Good Luck!
612993
I am not an electrician but will try to provide my perspective. Mine (one) is mounted in like an electrical outlet box-- I don't know what a 2-gang box is. By mounting depth I assume you mean how deep it goes into the wall and I would estimate 2" maybe 2 1/2". Hope that helps.
847726
Yes to the first question. The second -- it won't take up both outlet if you put it in the upper outlet and use a regular plug on the bottom outlet. I like it a lot.
1680916
If u do u wanna make sure that they are in separate boxes. Unless the ratings on each sub match up. Cause one can over power the other one and cause cancellation of the base.
411420
Yes. The interior rectangular piece that you can see in the image attaches to the outlet box first and then the cover plate attaches separately over the top of that -- basically just like an electrical outlet, except in this case you can use low voltage boxes rather than a regular outlet box.
1100243
We are able to use another plug along with the night lights',however, if it is side by side, I can't answer. Ours is upper and lower.