How deep is the remote? Do I have to cut a whole in the wall and install a box as well?
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Hi Michael, sorry but I'm not sure I understand your question. To me, the "remote" is the actual part that looks like the light switch and that is what turns it on and off. The other part of the package plugs into a regular outlet and then you just plug into that whatever it is you're wanting to use the on/off switch for. I hope I answered your question. Recap: plug the "plug" part into the nearest outlet then plug in your appliance into that and put your "light switch" wherever you want it. Remember to pull out any protective battery terminal strip that they may use to stop battery drain.This is written by A. Gast's wife as I'm the one who wanted/used it :-) Hi Michael, sorry but I'm not sure I understand your question. To me, the "remote" is the actual part that looks like the light switch and that is what turns it on and off. The other part of the package plugs into a regular outlet and then you just plug into that whatever it is you're wanting to use the on/off switch for. I hope I answered your question. Recap: plug the "plug" part into the nearest outlet then plug in your appliance into that and put your "light switch" wherever you want it. Remember to pull out any protective battery terminal strip that they... » Read More Hi Michael, sorry but I'm not sure I understand your question. To me, the "remote" is the actual part that looks like the light switch and that is what turns it on and off. The other part of the package plugs into a regular outlet and then you just plug into that whatever it is you're wanting to use the on/off switch for. I hope I answered your question. Recap: plug the "plug" part into the nearest outlet then plug in your appliance into that and put your "light switch" wherever you want it. Remember to pull out any protective battery terminal strip that they may use to stop battery drain.This is written by A. Gast's wife as I'm the one who wanted/used it :-) « Show Less
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probably 1/2" or so deep and no holes necessary--just attach to any wall area
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It's about 16 mm thick, not counting the switch lever. No need to cut into the wall to install anything. At most, may have to drill a couple screw holes in the wall, but most just affix with provided double-sided tape. I never attached mine to the wall, just have it sitting on my desk. I've been very happy with it!
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It is less than about 3/8 inch thick (deep) Mounts easily on the wall with double faced tape and looks like a regular light switch. Works great!
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You do not have to cut a hole in the wall. The wall switch is about a half inch thick
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The remote switch transmitter is a surface mount device, no wall box needed.
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I mounted mine to the wall, but it can be used like a remote, so long as you are in range.FYI It looks just like a regular toggle switch, though the contact is not great and doesn't switch on/off everytime.
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The remote that fits on the wall is the same size as a regular light switch, but it sticks out from the wall approx 3/4 of an inch. The receiver that plugs into an outlet is approx 2.5 inches wide by 3.5 inches in length and 1.5 inches in height/depth. The plug for your device plugs into the end which will increase the length. Hope this helps
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Check out http://www.aimedia.co/media/line-drawings/TVBU505.pdf. The vertical distance between the holes is ~5.75 inches. The outer 2 holes are about 2 inches apart and the inner two are about 1.75 inches apart. Should be close enough for what you need to install. One set of screws rotates the lever that secures the device behind the drywall.
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My remote us not wired into the wall. I have it so I can use like a TV remote. Hope this answer your question. The fan is beautiful.
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Easy installation. Mount transmitter on side of doorbell housing, connect, I believe, 3 wires to doorbell, and set remote where needed. Mine is approx. 50' from transmitter on second floor.
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I installed mine in a standard double switch box without any problem. I had to get a new plate cover simply because I went from 2-toggle to 1-toggle/1-decora. I agree the boxes are not very deep when you factor in all the wires and the depth of the new switch. It felt like I had to jam a lot of stuff into a small space but it worked out fine in the end. I hope that answers your question.
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Yes, Remote is an additional device. Base control box is permanently mounted on wall with more functions just like others.
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It sticks out from the wall less than an inch, fits in the wall cavity between studs and is about as deep as a standard electric box. It was very easy to install.
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That's just the remote. The receiver is a small plastic box about the size of a pack of cigarettes that's goes in the fan housing. It's a tight squeeze.
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There are 2 wire sets included with the package, 1 short and 1 long. The wire that you'll use depends on your TV's VESA pattern. My wall anchors are installed about 1-1.5" higher than the holes in the TV.
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This required plugging into the wall, as all the 10" ones I have seen. Mine came with a remote.
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I am not near mine, but I believe it is about 3-4 inches deep when wall mounted.EDIT< Their Website says 2 inches.
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Yes, very easy, providing you do not have anything else obstructing the vertical bars. If you put a box for power and/or TV connections behind the TV, just be mindful of where that is. My TV mounts were about 16" apart. Since My centerline was exactly between 2 studs and the recessed box was mounted on the inside of one of those studs, I had little room to move left or right. If I had to move right, the vertical bar would have covered my recessed box for power/cables. I got lucky and barely needed to move.
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Put an extension over your box. They're at Home Depot on the aisle with av stuff. It will stick out about an inch
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I bought remote from crutchfield ($19.99 with about 3 dollars shipping). Works well but must be pointed directly at receiver. Remote is about 3.5 inches long and half inch think. (like a very small tv remote) I keep in the tray of my truck and like it. And much prefer it to reaching for controls on the unit.
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I dont know what box u are asking, but as long as u have a flat ceiling, it is easy to instal. Thy dont hv instructions in the box