What size hole does this switch fit into?
821284
I installed mine inside a tundra truck in a blank that was 1 3/8x7/8. Had to enlarge the hole a little. Works perfectly
821285
Not quite sure, but it was a direct replacement for the front jack contrls of my 2011 cyclone 3010.
499908
Switch is about 5/8 inch wide and 1 1/8" long. It is standard sized typical switch like you will find most anywhere.
509128
This timer switch is for a single box. I dont think. it will fit with other switches.
854566
The switch is separate from the plate (included is a nice plastic plate). Switch will fit any standard plate.
1517007
This switch has three connectors, one for hot, one for the output ot load, and one for the switch light ground. It has the switch light power from the output terminal. They are slip connector lugs.the length of hole for this switch to push into and latch is 1.5" long, 3/4" wide and need 2" for depth unless you use right angle slip lugs.I hope this helps, wished that it was available for me when I bought these.
196312
Don't have access to it to measure, guessing 3.5 x 2 x .75 inches. Pretty small package. Would likely fit in a single gang switch box.
99310
Not sure. It is a standard size rocker switch. I popped the old ones out of my boat dash and these fit right in the holes.
1282966
It will fit a standard light switch box but it may be very tight. Excess wiring in the box can be a problem. As far as the switch plate is concerned, the Intermatic timer has square corners so you either have to buy the plate that is made for it or get one of the other plates at your local home improvement store and square up the corners with a file.
511259
u mite want to get a larger rated switch what size battery cable r u using switch posts r 3/8
1564293
Not quite sure I understand your question. But, I remember taking the old switch off (it was a three gang box) and thought Whoa this will never fit!! Well I attached all wires and kept jamming it back in till it DID fit. I was so proud of myself I bought a second switch for a FOUR gang and installed that one too! I'm applying for an electricians license next week.
450118
I installed this switch in a box with 3 other switches (4 total). If I remember correctly, there are 1/8th inch or so wide "break-off" tabs on both sides of the switch that when bent back and forth and broken off, will result in more narrow width profile, that allows more room for the other switchs.
1461448
If I remember correctly there are a few different options for the switches. I bought the rectangular one shown. The actual switch face is approximately 1x1.5". The depth is 3-4", so that requires a pretty open area for installation. Good luck! They are wonderful, and I use mine every day!
427433
I had difficulty with the switch hole opening. I used a metal file with a half-moon profile to ream out a bigger opening.
2104256
If it's a tiny door knob. This goes in a 3/4" hole. The only door knob I ever replaced required a 2-1/8" hole.
1515813
A standard switch plate should work. You can buy these at any hardware store, or I'm sure Amazon also has these.
1885336
It should fit any standard size outlet, regardless of it being for one or more switches. It is a very tight fit, but a little work with a metal file on the outlet cover makes it go in much easier.
509124
It should fit easily in a standard 3 gang box. The bulky pigtail connections can be tucked behind the adjacent switch. My 1960's single switch box had screw tabs in the corners of the opening that I had to cut off with a hacksaw to fit the fan switch. The three gang box should have a clear opening, at least in the center position.