I am replacing a recessed light with this. The hole is 4 3/4 " X 1 3/4 ". Will the mounting holes for this unit be be outside of those dimensions?
802057
This product is for outside wall mounting only and not meant for recessed areas. You may however drill new holes provided the recessed area will accept the new fixture.
802058
No The mounting holes are 4"x11/2". The whole unit will cover the hole. You may be able to drill new mounting holes in the unit outside of your existing hole. This would require disassembly.
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.
1475248
Fixture is held by a bracket that mounts on a wall. The screw holes for the bracket are just over 4" apart, drilled horizontally.
828487
I don't know where you want to install it, but I believe it is about 3" X 2 ". It's about 1/4" thick. Puts out great light.
1026365
in the product description it shows: Mounting Hole Dimensions: 9-3/4 Inch Width x 6-1/8 Inch Height x 3-1/8 inch Depth
778627
The mounting plate is 3 5/16" wide and the height is 4 3/4. The light base then goes over the mounting plate and it measures 3 3/4" by 5 1/16".
1660706
The overall diameter (side to side) of the frame on this is exactly 4". It requires a 3-7/8" diameter cutout. The mounting holes are 4-1/2" across diagonally, 3-1/4" measured adjacently and it is 1.7" deep
460930
Sorry it has taken me so long to answer...2" high, 4 1/4" wide, and 2 1/2 deep. These lights are very small, and you should be able to mount them anywhere.
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.
1100683
I agree with Edward and Pilot in that both pieces are the same size, the switch side depth being a bit larger due to screws protruding. Length, height, and depth as already said. However, when I measure mounting slot centers on this thing with a 6 inch metal scale, I get 1-13/16" center-to-center (or about 1.8"). So, two holes spaced at 1-13/16" (or 1.8") is what is needed for mounting. Also, measuring the slot width (for screw), slot width is about .12", so 3/32" (.094") screws will work
1804782
States in the description that the face of the light is 1-3/16". You will need a 7/8" forstner bit for drilling the hole for the light to fit into.
834780
If you are making a "face" hole, at the size you mentioned you will have a glove fit the even OJ would like. Now let's talk about the bracket mount...again it is part of the light frame; it does set behind the bezel about a 1/4 of a inch. I think if you cut it off you are going to be up a proverbial creek. If you want me to send you some close up photos let me know. I don't think we can through here tho'.
773295
A round 4 1/2" lighting box is fine, along with a vertical or horizontal single gang is okay too. The fixture base is 4 3/4" wide and the trim is 5 1/4".
1039087
Yes, I recessed mine. It does stick out about a 1/2 to a 1/4 beyond the wall. Not very apparent in the picture.
472325
It should work fine in that application. The mounting end of the bracket is about 1.5" x 7/8" and it can mount and allow the light to be angled and then tightened into fixed position.
814403
Mine is surface mounted and extends from the wall not quite 4.75 inches. For recess mount, the recess portion measures 4.0 inches.
725370
It comes with a few different inserts to accommodate different sizes of lights. 1.4" seems a little large, are you sure of that measurement?
2035134
You should cut two different holes, on one side use the template provided (about 12x9 inch irregular shape) plus mounting holes, on the other side about 8 inch round hole. If you buy the unit, it will be apparent.