How have others mounted this? It definitely would have to be in a UL box to be anywhere close to safe and code compliant.
376526
I have not mounted it yet but I will definitely mount in a UL box to be code compliant or at least on metal base plate.
263529
Should be fine. You could also insert a small piece of rubber to make it a bit more secure. The product has worked well for me, and at a fraction of the cost of the units available locally in the stores.
1522412
I bought 2 of these, one I drilled in screws and mounted that way, the other I used a wide strip of Velcro, not sure what your needing to hang to but you can always reinforce with some gorilla tape for a good secure hold. Hope this helps and I am sure there are many more ways, but this is how I put mine up.
400493
Pretty much designed to be mounted... not something you'd move around easy in my opinion... good luck
1556298
Local code should require it to be mounted in a gang box because of high voltage (110). You could use a single gang box for the plug side and leave the other side open.
16495
I don't have it here as I purchased it for someone else. But best I can remember it has no mounting holes. If I were to mount it I may use Velcro tape. It's not real heavy and should hold it fine.
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.
1325138
hi from colorado, i would get additional hardware, and gorilla glue, i mounted ontop of a lamp post outside my home, and it works great and very secure....goodluck
2154029
I couldn't figure out how to install with the brackets they provided. Just use two strong zip ties. I've had no problems with it.
1720877
I think best bet would be to use treaded rod and bend it around post and into the holes, using lock nuts inside box to secure it really tight
801310
There are mounting holes that you can use to mount the stack in your safe. Since most fireprrof safes are lined with sheet rock on the inside, it is pretty easy to mount the stack where you want it with little or no drilling. The inside of my safe has felt on inside of the walls, so I used the hook side of peel and stick Velcro tape on the back side of my stack which allows me to stick it anywhere inside the safe.
880354
I did. Unit is designed for interior (garage) installation. Otherwise needs a box for exterior. I used an 'Orbit' brand box from my favorite orange box store. Worked well. Love the unit!! Have used for apx 9mos. Zero problems!! Great customer support w responses from real & knowledgable people, usu. in less than 24 hrs. A lot of firmware upgrades since I bought, w more on the horizon. Highly recommend!!!!
76794
I have seen people do that before. I think you just need to be ABSOLUTELY sure about the strength of whatever you're anchoring it to. It doesn't take up a lot of space so other than hanging/safety techniques it's a cinch. I hope that sufficiently answers your question.
1730823
I'm thinking it's the best smartest use to be wall mounted. Mine didn't come with feet so you could mount it on a plank but there is no mention of tip over safety switch so it would be very risky!
2084073
As with ANY electrical device, to pass code requirements, it must be mounted on an approved box, either PVC or metal. Anything worth doing, is worth doing correctly.
20840
We used a real strong adhesive/sealant Make sure the surface is clean and not a rough surface. It is like impossible to mount with any type of hardware.
1010222
It's not made for wall mounting, but I'm sure a couple of strips of Velcro would do the trick. The receiver unit is not heavy and I'm sure would stay in place with Velcro, although I have not tried it.