can the non wired remote switch fit into a 3-gang switch box
611813
The remote is a surface mount box, you can take it apart, and attach it to a single gang box, but it will not recess in it, it will still be an inch out from the box you want to hide.
611814
The remote has a surface mount base slightly larger than the cover plate and sticks out about an inch above the mounting surface. The base has a place for a 9 volt battery to be installed to power the remote so the thickness of the base is to allow for the battery. I don't see any easy way to mount using a 3-gang switch box. I think the base would be too wide to allow a cover plate for the other two switches and the remote would be on the surface of the wall and not mounted into the 3-gang switch box. Since it is surface mounted, you could mount it next to the 3-gang box but not in it.
2017468
Sorry I cant help you. I bought it to install in benchdog portable cabinet and needed to modify cabinet to accommodate switch. Switch works great though for operating router and vacuum together.
404170
Yes. I wired mine to the existing switch. If you don't have one, just add one inline to your power panel.
179662
It does fit into a standard switch box although it can be crowded depending on what else is connected through the box. The cover plate needs to be a widely available large rectangle-type (not included with switch).
322750
I installed mine on a 4 gang switch plate, on the furthest left switch. There should be no problem. It has worked great so far.
1033868
I think this would work. These switches need more than a normal switch, but if you had a standard single-pole switch you should have enough room.HOWEVER - I attempted to install TWO of these switches in a double-gang box - this does not fit. I had to use a triple-gang and leave a space.But I think with a standard switch you would be fine.
1252042
With slight modification, It will fit into a plastic switch box with a rocker switch plate cover. Very easily.
1829141
Yes but it is more commercial. Does not fit in the wall switch box. External control. About 2" deep.
2224563
The unit is not designed to be broken into 2 deferent components. You would need 2 switches.
1804473
You require a three-pole switch. If it doesn't say "three-pole" it won't work for your use.
2067794
Yes, as long as one of the ethernet ports coming into the switch is coming from the internet sourse, you wil be able to connect 3 more devices to the switch and have connectivity
1686252
No, packaging reports one way. For three way you normally need double pole switches or use a relay system like x10 compatible switches (I've used x10 in my garage for remote control and 3 "switches"). This devices is a single pole device (one way). On or off.
982812
Yes. That is why I purchased a few of these switches. Keep in mind that there must be a neutral wire available in the switch box to connect to this switch.
322747
It is big. 3 inches wide. But it might work. The toggle switch next to it would probably be touching the edge of the housing. You might be able to enlarge the hole and adjust the switch over a little if it was too close. There is a little play in it and the switches normally move a little side to side anyway. If there is 1 1/2 inches between the center of the controlled switch and the edge of the next one over then it might work.
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.
2195778
Home Depot, Lows and other hardware stores all have plates for double gang boxes. They are easier to find for the same style of switch. In your case, you would want to ensure your other switch or power plug is also a decora style (large rectangle shape). If it is not, it can easily be remedied by replacing whatever you have with one of that style.
497096
Yes, it can be along side other switches in a 2, 3, or 4 gang box. It has heat sinks on the sides that may have to be removed for it to fit next to another switch or between switches. No biggie since they just wiggle off. See the instructions about the heat sinks and their removal at: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048461.pdf That link also explains the settings and how to set them.