This mounts via a standard electrical box no? It looks like it might be a little taller than what I have right now and I was wondering how it fits.
1698186
I've got six of these units, all mounted to standard boxes.If you need adapters, etc., they are available at hardware stores.
1698187
We have this installed in a commercial setting (there are something like 20 of them all around the building) and I believe it is mounted on a standard electrical box. It will definitely cover that box and also cover anything from a previous installation, if that's what you're looking to do...
1698188
yes it fits a standard box i replaced my front house light with this and it works great the box i mounted it to was a flush mount.
1698189
You can mount with or without box, better with box. Not sure about your height restriction but should 6" to 8" clearance on all sides.
1698190
I'm sorry, but I hired an electrician to install these for me so i don't have a clew. I am pleased with the performance of these fixtures.
1698191
Best of my memory it is designed to mount on a recessed octagon box or to be surface mounted with conduit feeding it . Die cast rear plate under the front cover... Seems to be a good fixture.
1698192
It does mount to a standard electrical box, but you must drill out holes in the backing plate of the light that align to the bracket in the electrical box.
1698193
Mine connected to a standard round 5 1/2 inch single gang box and mounts directly behind the lightbulb. Since the transformer is above the bulb, you must allow for an additional 6 or 8 inches. Hope this helps.
1698194
yes, standard work box. And it is a little taller than the one we had on our workshop, but fit and functioned well.
1322497
It should mount that way just fine. The mounting plate underneath will accept either a standard, thread on light post or screws. The cover locks in place too and whole assembly is extremely light so I don't see any reason you couldn't do that.
844558
I'm sorry but I can't confirm that, but the mounting hardware that comes with device is pretty easy to install. The electric box in ceiling should allow for any standard mounting bracket
1420503
I have the same set up. It fits. It's a little awkward. I guess it depends on your car and where you mount it too.
520023
This is a top mount engein, there for it will hae to be fabricated to fit. Unless you know how to mount and weld. I spent as addition 600 for it.
1336665
I'm sorry I can't help you. I ordered this for my husband and he hasn't put it in yet (it's been months). Perhaps the problem is the lack of mounting instructions?
196391
This is not standard mount system, you have 3 screws, but in the ceiling only 2 wholes (I least I had only 2). We mounted to those 2 and did the third whole directly into ceiling, otherwise it will not hold it right.
247816
I have not mounted it like that, but the mounting hardware that comes with it is pretty universal and my guess or opinion is that it would mount up just fine or with minimal modification.
362379
Yes, I mounted it on the bottom of mine. Just make sure its the right length for your intended accessories.
319791
If I am understanding your question correctly, I would say "no", it installs over a regular electrical box, similar to installing an overhead light fixture. Hope this helps answer your question.
943189
You have some flexibility in how high you mount it above the gate. Mine is no more than four inches above.
871439
It will fit in a standard, but a deep box is better. The holes are the standard distance as in a duplex receptacle.
1588884
Not exact, but likely no more than 2 inches - or custom mounting bracket will be needed.
2231106
It's pretty standard with several slots to attach at different heights. Should work fine.
1996196
I'm not sure what you mean by it not fitting. It worked fine on mine. It depends on what doesn't fit as to what you need to do. If it's too low you may need to get taller mounting rings
1648091
Yes, it is. I have one mounted about 9" above. Check the switch buttons ASAP, they tend to fall out.
1879380
The module is relatively small (4 1/2 X 6in) and should be easily mounted on the side of the box if it has sufficient depth. Just mount it near two breakers of opposite phase that you will use to connect the 2 hot wires to and near the neutral and ground buss bars where you will connect those wires. If none of this makes sense to you, please be safe and hire an electrician to do the job. Installation can be dangerous if you don't know what youre doing. Good Luck.