will it fit into a standard electrical switch box?
81379
No, it won't. It's for a superficial mount, I'm using it screwed on a metal heater.
81380
It will be tight and you will have to land all the terminals prior to installing it into to the box. I would recommend using the plastic style box so it will be easy to drill a couple of mounting holes.
81381
It is not designed like an in wall timer such as an intermatic or a honeywell. However it is not too difficult to jerry rig it to the wall. it is about the right size. Also, the wires going in and out are on the bottom (note holes in picture), and although if you cut the insulation properly it is not a danger, never the less the insulated wires will be exposed. it is definitely not according to code.
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.
1211266
It says standard base on the box and my husband says yes it will fit a regular socket.
1921299
Yes it will fit in a standard plug box. A 20 cu in box makes things a bit easier. Fairly easy install just wire them up and screw into the box.
1284105
it will definitely fit in a standard socket. No problem with it so far, and I have been using it that way for a little while now.
326458
Not sure if the switch areas are the same, it might fit outside dimension, but Im sure the switch and power plug are different location. Good luck, wonderful case!
29631
It fits nicely into a regular switch plate. No problem sharing in the box with any other switch.
1094227
Not sure how big a "standard outdoor protective box" is, but the unit is about 10" long (including plug protruding from the end) by 3 1/2'" wide, by 2 3/4" deep. Hope that helps!! Based upon the other answers, the plug itself should fit, the entire unit, no.
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
1252042
With slight modification, It will fit into a plastic switch box with a rocker switch plate cover. Very easily.
572385
'Yes but... it won't fit very well in a shallow box, or one stuffed with wires. It's not a bad idea to make sure the box has enough room before get too far into the project. This switch will take close to 100% of the space to a depth of about 1.5". A qualified electrician might know a few tricks to free up some space. Just be warned...
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.
1282966
It will fit a standard light switch box but it may be very tight. Excess wiring in the box can be a problem. As far as the switch plate is concerned, the Intermatic timer has square corners so you either have to buy the plate that is made for it or get one of the other plates at your local home improvement store and square up the corners with a file.
1885334
It fits in the space of a single gang box. Your question is confusing. IF you take out one switch, there will be room. YOu can not squeeze it in if the three spaces are occupied.
1408679
Good question. I wondered the same thing before I got this switch--wondered if it would even fit in my rack. Thankfully, the manufacturers dimensions are correct: 11.6 x 7.1 x 1.7.
509128
This timer switch is for a single box. I dont think. it will fit with other switches.
593578
This wall plate deptg is about 3 wohhh inches its less than an electrical wall switch box. It should work in just about any drywall