I don't want a hole countersink that needs a plug. will these adjust to a flush countersink ?
804581
I used them for flush countersinks but I just did that by controlling the depth by hand. There is no adjustment.
90236
No, these are 1/2". The open hearth takes the larger plug. I think I have seen them on Amazon when I was buying this one. Good Luck
573471
No they don't. Each plug segment of the power strip is articulated so it may be bent in different directions to allow variable orientations.
784704
The plugs can be set both ways. I prefer flush to the side behind furniture, and angled if you just want keep plugs raised off the floor.
655918
These have the normal mounting holes for standard faceplates as well, so using them without the supplied faceplates is not a problem.Be aware that if you are mounting these next to other devices you have to remove fin tabs which are part of the heatsink of the dimmer. They are designed for this application, but it does derate the capacity of the dimmer. See the instructions for more info.
1735967
Not flush. Standard 3-prong, like an outdoor extension cord or a computer power supply. The low voltage cord (to the lights) attaches to the back by stripping the wire ends and fastening under screw terminals
566492
Drain plug works with any sink with same diameter 1 5/8" hole and I dont think overflow has anything to do it!
1980484
I use these for a 12 volt switch in two applications so far (as a switch for low-draw inverters). The back side connections can be protected with a plastic shielded spade-type connector. To secure the switch in the hole... if you have a thin panel of plastic or metal it makes it easier to mount the switch. On the side of round switch is a springy part that snaps into place--that is if the face you are mounting to is within the thickness for the "lock" to engage (within 1/8" thickness or so, if I remember.)
1470496
No. My wall needed a four holer, I had three other swithes to accommodate. Had to special order through a electrical outlet store.
1321557
You don't countersink the screws as the holes will lay against the surface. However, these ship with a template that you can transfer on to the surface and it MUST be routed out at a depth of 1/4".
1458420
if they are not pregap you will need to ...look on the forums for the proper gap for your plugs and ensure they are correct
1572854
Hitachi apparently sells an item listed as a " Fine adjustment knob" (Code No. 318304) that fits over the depth adjustment screw and allows depth changes when, for instance, the router is inverted on a router table. I moved what I suppose is one of these screw devices from another Hitachi router without knowing the proper name for it. It makes live much simpler.
2012088
No they don't as there are several types of floor flanges and bolt lengths. Make sure the bolts you get are long enough for the toilet base. BTW, my toilet works great and the wife doesn't plug it up or have to double flush like the old one.
1505680
I would use the newer braided type just so you know everything is new under your counters when you install. Just make sure your fittings are tight so you don't have any issues with leaks.
1478920
I have them installed through a separate switch never tried them with direct install. Sorry.
1211574
Only if you welded a piece of square tubing on it, it's built to mount flush. Wouldn't take much to adapt, good idea! I may just make one like that now.
1892271
Go to Polk's website and look at the specs. They have them. I think you are ok but I am not 100% but they are flush to wall and not very deep. Mine fit and I just have 2x4 studs and 5\8" drywall I think. I still had space to put pink insulation behind to help baffle the sound. Dont forget that!