What's the distance between the mounting holes? I am trying to combine with a wall plate to cover a hole the size of a single outlet box. Any ideas?
1809871
It is not big enough to cover a hole that size. I am not at home to measure but at most it is half the size of what you are looking to do.
782217
The two mounting holes are 3.5" apart (bayonet type). They are compatible with the standard blue plastic ceiling boxes I use, which appear to have a nominal 3" diameter cavity.
166415
The mounting plate hole pattern is 5-1/4" wide by 7-1/4" long (center of hole to center of hole). The pattern starts at 1-3/8" (to center of hole) from the front of the unit and 1-1/8" from the side (either side).
608096
There are holes in the back wall that allow you to secure the fixture to a wall or other surface. You will need to remove the front plate (which the outlet is attached to), secure to the mounting surface from inside the fixture, make the electrical connections, and then secure the front plate back in place. Hope that helps.
881179
I would think it depends on how you mount it. Using the hardware it came with, mine sits slightly off the wall. My guess woukd be that it would fit over outlet covers.
817542
The screw plate is 2.5 x 1.75 inches. It cannot span a standard outlet box, however, I used a blank outlet cover and drilled pilot holes into it so that the bracket was centered on the blank, I drilled an additional hole outside of the bracket plate area for the speaker wire. Then I mounted the speaker support to the outlet blank and threaded the speaker wire through before putting the blank on the standard outlet box. Speaker dims: http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttachment.jsp?cItemId=FA92Mxdp-2uZYp3wWsVFOg&label=IBE&appName=IBE&LCR123P_pses=ZG6CBB237439A19C5D5BAAF769C71AF88B4BB3A5A07D1ACF265100E58D183C86DB80D377EFEA8484892531FAA75CFDF0BFDC28233D3CEA073D&minisite=10251
263942
It would be a very tight fit. Odds are if you're trying to run a cord through the wall you would have to use in-wall rated methods (i.e. set up a new outlet) to be code-compliant which would render this plate irrelevant.
2001413
Leave the bottom plate out. Feed the wires from the top through the installed plate/outlet. There should only be 12 to 16 inches between the wall studs so if you cut the hole for the bottom plate, you'll be able to see the wires hanging down in the wall. Fish them through the plate and then install the plate.
427523
You'll want to look for a different light fixture. Additions will get expensive quickly, and will end up blocking the outlet and completely defeating the point of this fixture. A rather different option I've found: Westinghouse #66402 5 1/4" width Wall Bracket/outlet
1706668
I used "12AWG Enhanced Loud Oxygen-Free Copper Speaker Wire" with this wall plate and had no issue with the wall post size. You Should be all good. They sell these at Home Depot if you want to see in person.
795586
A standard double gang box would work fine with this plate. The issue is you usually want to run speaker wire through this plate which means you would need to drill out a hole large enough to fit your wire through the opening in the gang box. In my application I just have a single gang bracket and the plate attaches to that so I can fit the maximum wires through the hole.
788840
It is less than 5 inches but it is best to use a test hole pattern with some of the spare mounting surface material. The hole size can vary based on the thickness of the mounting surface.
426717
Oh ok. The distance could actually be customized by you. They're just flat bars mounted to the inside of the unit. You could drill the same size hole they have and move them. The size or distance your existing mount sticks out from the wall might be the only thing that might effect mounting.
2022426
Mounting Plate Dimension: 4.49" x 3.94" Distance Between Holes: 3.46" x 2.95"
1132427
I'll try. The "mount" part of the unit (black part the outlet mounts to) is 3" wide by 4.5" high and 1" deep. The clear cover is 4" wide by 6" high and 2" deep. With the standard electrical box I mounted it to, the overall depth is 5.5". At first it seemed way too big and bulky, but after mounting nine around and on my deck, they fit it pretty well. Hope that helps.....
853974
That black plate in the back is designed to fit on a 1-gang electrical box, same as a wall switch cover. It's 4-3/8 L x 2-5/8 W and 1/2 thick. The red cover is just a little bigger.
2209404
The opening (I just measured) is 2 7/8 wide, 5 1/4 high and 2 1/2 deep at the deepest point, so I guess the answer is definitely no. This is a great box for installing a standard outlet outdoors on a wall, but it looks like you need something bigger.