How big of a cut out do you need to install this switch?
1746819
I would start out with a hole 7/8 inch wide and 13/4 inch high. The intent is to make the hole rather a little too small and adjust it with a file then make it too big too fast. Good luck.
1746820
Depending on the type of vehicle, on my Jeep wrangler i used the factory switch spots and it fit perfectly into where the blanks were
1746821
Piwo's numbers are the closest. I'm installing this in a plastic dash that is only 1/8" or thinner and I want it tight. I will be cutting a hole 22mm wide (a little under 7/8") and 36mm tall (barely under 1-7/16"). If that isn't really tight, I will use Ba Pa's method of using a file to gradually increase the size. If the material you're installing this into is 1/8" or thicker, you should be fine with the 1-1/2" height an 7/8" width.
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.
1852665
The wired side of the switch is 3/4" long with an additional .05" of plastic potting around the wires where they exit the back. My switch is 0.80" long in total and the wires are 8" long as well.
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!
899396
The switch plates have the cut outs already done. All you have to do is push out the cutoffs and place the covers on. It is really sinple.
1852663
The switch body is 3/4 inch. It's made to fit the thickness of a door frame, above the door.
1252641
You do not have to cut a hole in the wall. The wall switch is about a half inch thick
1041642
you will need about 3 1/2 inches for the switch, the wire will require at least another inch unless you roll up the access wire, then it will require more space. I do not know about other carts other than ezgo txt, there is a plenty of room unless you have done something to customize the dash.
1193260
I'd say two inches including the wiring, to be safe. You could save a little bit on that if you can find right-angle female disconnects (O'Reilly's had them when I was there), but not much.
509124
It should fit easily in a standard 3 gang box. The bulky pigtail connections can be tucked behind the adjacent switch. My 1960's single switch box had screw tabs in the corners of the opening that I had to cut off with a hacksaw to fit the fan switch. The three gang box should have a clear opening, at least in the center position.
1498807
This device is not design to be installed on the inside of wall or regular electrical box. However electrician would most likely be able to install larger electrical box to accommodate for this switch.
1818996
This is a two switch minimum. If you do only one it will have an uneven side. If you want only one switch there's other options or just put in the second switch in case you ever need it a a place holder. I installed three but only use two.
1100683
I agree with Edward and Pilot in that both pieces are the same size, the switch side depth being a bit larger due to screws protruding. Length, height, and depth as already said. However, when I measure mounting slot centers on this thing with a 6 inch metal scale, I get 1-13/16" center-to-center (or about 1.8"). So, two holes spaced at 1-13/16" (or 1.8") is what is needed for mounting. Also, measuring the slot width (for screw), slot width is about .12", so 3/32" (.094") screws will work
1252042
With slight modification, It will fit into a plastic switch box with a rocker switch plate cover. Very easily.
1033868
I think this would work. These switches need more than a normal switch, but if you had a standard single-pole switch you should have enough room.HOWEVER - I attempted to install TWO of these switches in a double-gang box - this does not fit. I had to use a triple-gang and leave a space.But I think with a standard switch you would be fine.
1211616
Hi The transfer switch deminsions are H 26 1/2" X W 12 1/2" X 7" Deep, should be placed near you electrical box
222287
My switch is about 2.5 to 2 3/4 inches long 1 1/4 inches deep and 3/4 inch wide.Don't know what numbers you have.