Will this fit a dual gang outlet with a regular pair of outlets on the left and a light switch on the right?
1400282
No. This is designed for a single device box. http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/s/spp3038a_17/spp3038a_17_dfu_aen.pdf
603368
It will fit any outlet, but inside its a tight fit. Two and three prong cords will fit but anything larger like a boxy adapter will not
854566
The switch is separate from the plate (included is a nice plastic plate). Switch will fit any standard plate.
2067187
A typical outlet has 2 sockets, one on top of the other. You can use 2 of these, one on top of the other and the control switches are in the right hand side.
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.
1984388
As with any GFCI unit, the fit in a single-gang box is tight, and you have to be careful, but it did fit in my single-gang switch box, no problem. Just limit the number of wire nuts in the box (but be sure to use them when necessary), trim the wires a little shorter, and bend the wires around the back, in the way that when you push the switch into the box, they fold behind the back of the device.Also, be sure to run two winds of electrical tape around the device to cover the screw terminals. It will work, don't worry.
1033870
Yes, its about the same size as standard switch. I have 2 of these in a double gang box now and fits fine.
1288817
Indeed it will fit into a single slot in a gang box. No changes but pay attention to how to wire the switch...incorrect wiring will cause it to fail.
450122
The switch plus slider are together the same size as a normal switch. So it will fit.The actual switch is thinner on this than a typical switch.
2195778
Home Depot, Lows and other hardware stores all have plates for double gang boxes. They are easier to find for the same style of switch. In your case, you would want to ensure your other switch or power plug is also a decora style (large rectangle shape). If it is not, it can easily be remedied by replacing whatever you have with one of that style.
621983
Yes, I have two side by side with top plug turned up-side-down so both plugs fit in one outlet.
123137
Without seeing a picture of your existing switch, I'm not really sure but reading your question, I don't think this will work. The belkin will takes up the entire outlet space and will interfere with the switch.
1982136
I'm not 100% sure, but I don't think so. I believe the outlets are different
1409513
Yes it will, I bought one and put it on mine, however I found that I don't really use that much. My coworkers have this same style light with the dual switch and they say the same thing, "not really needed"
672119
It may depend on how your outlet is configured. All of my outlets are horizontal with the two prong and ground holes facing the same direction. I have the Surge Protector on the right side (maybe your top outlet), and there is enough room for another three prong (grounded) plug to fit in the left side (maybe your bottom outlet). In your scenario, this is assuming that the third prong (grounded) hole is on the bottom for each outlet. Now if you are only plugging in a two prong in the other outlet, this appears to be a non-issue. Hope this helps!
1815127
I have my switch plugged into a plug strip and there is room below the single port switch. I would put it on the top outlet then the bottom outlet should be fine.
1885025
Sure does! the 2 prongs are both the same so it will fit the older electrical outlets too. Plugged mine in upside down so the night light will shine on the cabinet it is under; nice little light.