what dimension is the switch itself? what size panel hole is recommended for mounting?
1801364
Can't remember the depth, but a 3/4 inch hole is needed for mounting. Great switch though. Black one blends right into my black dash.
1252640
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!
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.
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!
580348
The switch I ordered is just a hair under 2-inches by 2-inches by just under 1/2-inch so it should fit.
123134
The product dimensions are 9 x 3 x 8 inches and the power prong is in the middle of the unit. You will probably have a challenge using the switch on your wall outlet.
1148557
We use a rack for servers, firewall, UPS, etc. The switch has met expectations - no problems - excellent performance. It's so small [11.5"w x 7"d x 2"h], weight est. 3 lb, that we don't mount it... It just sits on a "shelf" in the rack. Heat grids are on the sides, so as long as it's not over a strong heat source, it has been AOK. Don't have a rack kit.
1384203
There are 6 terminals on the back if I remember correctly and the correct size opening is slightly smaller than the switch itself. It was no problem to measure the dimensions of the back of the switch and make the hole the same size. The switch then "pressure fit" in and was a solid union. I have had no problems with this switch since purchase and have only been happy with the installation.
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.
61415
4 9/16 by 6 9/16 need the hole to install switches and lights at least 2 1/4 by 4 3/4 I would make it a little bigger to make sure it fits
462100
the switch is mechanical. you can mount it in any direction. it will not effect the operation. Alan
1116585
The Disconnect Switch dimensions are: 2 5/8 inches X 2 5/8 inches by 2 7/8 inches high.
157720
Length is 6 1/2 inches. Overall width including mounting bracket is less than 2 inches
1426188
You don't. You drill one large hole in the mounting panel for the shaft, and two smaller holes for the mounting bolts. The switch is mounted behind the panel, with the shaft poking thru the panel. It is not a very aesthetic switch, but is not intended to be pretty - only effective.
2279055
Not sure of the wide dimension. Will not interfere with standard light sockets and plugs.
57666
You should be able to mount it any distance. Some older cutoff switches were mounted directly to the battery post.
499908
Switch is about 5/8 inch wide and 1 1/8" long. It is standard sized typical switch like you will find most anywhere.