How high is the sub when on the ground? Looking for it to potentially cover an outlet cover.
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I measure it at 15 inches. We have ours out of sight, behind a couch and it sounds great but If I had room it would be in the open somewhere just because it looks so nice.
2017118
3 in W X 2.75 in H. Use top outlet, bottom free, but if plugged into bottom, covers both.
1028404
Buy a blank outlet cover in black if possible, drill 2 holes in it and screw these on them for a finished look. By themselves they wont cover an outlet.
1302115
I no longer have the item but recall it is approximately width of an outlet x2. It is definitely not wider than a standard outlet cover.Hope you have better luck with it than I.
1993056
It is the way you are thinking - in the bottom outlet it will cover the top outlet! It does have a socket outlet that works well. So you haven't lost anything.
1028405
The screw spacing is about an inch less than an outlet box, so no, it would not fit well over a cover box. You could possibly get a solid metal cover plate for your outlet box and drill holes in it to match the spacing of the mounting holes for this speaker bracket.
132125
Wire the sub at 2 ohms if it's possible. Makes the amp put out max power and sub slap. If your sub is not a dual voice coil 4 ohm, get one.
726141
I moved my outlets up to make sure they fit behind the console. But regarding the size of the console, yes, it's large enough to easily cover them. You will have to position the console so that the outlet does not fall behind one of two vertical partitions.
2223349
it is very short. when I installed the outlet I plugged in the unit to make sure the mounting bracket is close enough. also make sure the plug is oriented in the right way to accept the cable end of the unit, there is not enough cord to turn it over. BGW
1087480
Hello. Ours is hanging out of an outlet located in a 20' high ceiling, so I can't measure it for you. But what you see in the picture is accurate in proportion. From the strain relief on the box to the end of farthest end of the plug is approximately 6"... definitely not more.
1469923
I would not ---- it is grounded but it is not built to be exposed to the elements. If it was under some cover like a porch or covered section of a lanai it might be functional but will reduce its useful life. Be very sure in ALL cases you have a properly protected, rated, and grounded GFI outlet!!!
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.....
2268001
same here got mine from CL. not a bad sub if you lay it on its side and plug the port (don't care for ported down fireing subs seal it and lay it on its side sna it will sound better!)
1480969
If this question is for real, I would suggest you put it on the floor. It is called a subwoofer.
447198
on my vertical outlets, it does NOT cover the lower socket. It has two prongs. It does extend a few inches above the socket. I don't have any side-by-side outlets to try it out on
2061477
The tile on my bathroom wall is 48" high. I mounted the outlet just above the tile and directly behind the toilet. I fed the outlet with power from a gfi outlet, hard wired, of course. The power cord to the washlet is exposed. but no one seems to mind.
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Any size will work, but I prefer to put somewhere between 18-14 gauge wiring. Also be careful with that box, it seems to be a little small for the sub. My brother in law blew 2 subs in one of those boxes. He then had a custom sealed one made with .70 ft and haven't had any problems