Does this switch require a rectangular opening for mounting, or will it fit in an existing circular opening.
611987
It would not fit in my 1995 Yamaha round opening, I had to cut out a bigger opening. Actually the bigger problem was that was a lot deeper than the previous switch so I had to build out around the opening as well.
611988
It requires a rectanular opening it comes with a template to cut it out its easily done with razor blade type box cutter or a dremel its a fantastically designed heavy switch dust and water proof to boot! I still havent had any problems with it..
2206582
Yes, sure, but the hole must not be too large. Check size in specs. I love my switch, mounted right on top next to my sink. Been good for a year so far.
1766711
yes - if you use a rack - you can get a smaller rack to mount the switch - this switch came with "wings" that attach to the sides of the switch and those wings attach to the rack.
646058
The switch is designed to attach to the inside of the leg. You would have to make your own bracket in order to mount the switch outside the leg or modify that slide out cabinet piece on the right side to fit around the switch.
351958
Responding to your enquiry and to the other one regarding the mounting adapter. You said that the original opening was rectangular and the adapter was round. This isn't necessarily a problem if your rectangle isn't bigger that the adapter, so that the adapter would cover it. If it doesn't cover the rectangular opening (my word you must have a big cat to demand that big an opening!) you could always come up with your own adaptor. All you need to do is to have a piece of Plexiglas cut to cover your rectangular opening and then cut an opening in the Plexiglas to take the SureFlap. If you use something like 1/8" thick it should be strong enough to take the weight of the Flap. Leave enough room between edges and when you cut the openings in the Plexiglas, make sure that where you have two straight edges coming together, that they are joined in a drilled round hole. This stops a crack propagating at the join. You might need to use slightly longer screws to account for the additional thickness, but it will work
351961
The mounting adapter is round; the existing opening is rectangular. Don't see how that would solve the problem without creating another one.
1972020
It may mate up but you will have trouble fitting another cover for either a light switch or receptacle. These are more meant to be in their own box.
1414587
If it has that type of rocker switch, Than yes those type of swtches fit in that hole and they work very nice. Most of the switches are all the same size they don't them all different sizes
730497
Body to convex end of red switch =3 1/4". Add 1" to length to include the brass terminals. Max width=2 5/8". Mounted with the least body protruding=3" of body past mounting surface to end of brass terminals.
509128
This timer switch is for a single box. I dont think. it will fit with other switches.
1169366
It comes with velcro to build up the diameter so it will fit most ports. I did not like it so I bought a PVC coupling and remove the face plate to mount it. Sounds great!
462099
Shouldn't be a problem mounting it vertically. Whatever works for you. I have mine mounted horizontally because my trolling motor batteries have extra terminals that easily fit the device. If you question the way it works like I did, then checking the switch with an ohmmeter is what I did. Works great. The switch that is....
853976
The switch appears to be standard electrical device size. I mounted mine in a gem/handy box on my drill press. Hope this helps.
1877975
i have installed 2 of these so far. No additional wall plate/cover is needed. i have not installed next to other switches, so cannot answer for that.
842453
The slot is 3/8 inch by my measurements so it might be a tight fit. My switch is 3/8 inch at the base, but gets narrower at the tip and it fits/works fine. We have been using it for 1 year without any problems or battery changes. There is also room to file down the width or the height of the opening to accommodate a larger switch (especially if you're looking at a close fit.) Hope that helps!
1673955
I do not have the measurements handy, but it has to be installed in at least a standard size switch box so to leave room for the connections. If you have only 1.5" depth, add a wire mold extension box to increase depth.
427429
My switch went in with ease. I have a pole lamp with a large tube from the light to the bottom of the base, the switch was mounted near the top of lamp .