Our old unit is the same dimensions and the opening would work fine.. But, the outlet is 4 1/2 ft. beneath the unit. Would this work?
1439132
The power cord comes out of the unit on the front, lower, right corner and is just under 5' in length. It will be close but should reach. You may need to turn the outlet in the wall upside down.
1439133
The power cord on our unit is only 2 ft 9 in, I don't think that would work for you.
1439134
I measure 58" from the unit to the prongs on the plug at the lower right front of the case. Also, please note that the prongs are different than normal- it's a 208 volt 15 amp plug, the blade prongs are rotated
163013
I think it should work fine from what I recall it is not over 3 inches deep. I am assuming you are referring to depth.
1647666
I assume you need to know the depth. From surface of receptacle to closed door you have 1 1/2 inch clearance.
45326
I replaced an old (different make) unit that was not the same dimensions. My contractor did an excellent job and I have no problems. I would suggest that you find a good "remodeler". If the dimensions are the same I should think there would be no problems.
361267
I'm not certain which model I have, but it is certainly deeper than 2-2/3 inches. If there are only two models, then I have the 4-3/4-inch model. I installed a double GFCI safety receptacle in a weatherproof box, with the pivoting, liftable cover over the receptacle. I use the lower socket as a semi-permanent power source for an electric water fountain, keeping the cover closed in case of rain, with the power line exiting from an opening at the bottom of the cover. The upper socket is utilized with the cover lifted for temporary use of power tools. Since I use heavy electric extensions, the plugs and lines take up a lot of room, and I needed the 4-3/4-inch cover to readily accommodate them. If you will be using a single 18-gauge extension, the 2-2/3-inch model should suffice. But if you plan to use heavy extension lines, I would definitely recommend the 4-3/4-inch model. I would also recommend waterproof caulking around or between section joints.
292730
It probably will work. When you receive it, it will be tight because over the years of the heat the outlet has warped a little but it will get better with a little use.
1308469
I don't think so. Our depth was 23" from the back of the opening above the fireplace to the front. We wanted the TV like you want yours. This one gave only a couple extra inches which made it a little diffucult to screw the bolts onto the back of the TV. There wasn't a lot of wiggle room (as some would put it) to work with outside of the opening. Hope you find one that does work for you.
1670876
Probably not... without measuring I would say it only opens to about 3/4''. Check with the manufacturer to be sure.
1796818
It is very close. You will have to use to bottom receptacle. You should be able to plug in with a two prong plug but a three prong plug might not be able to access the receptacle.
1966929
I'm unsure if the depth would be correct for your wall opening. The base extends several inches to form a seal with the ductwork. If it would fit, I would not hesitate to use them. They are beautiful.
1343679
Don't know. I would think if you have space for the whole unit it should work.
1028403
It is not quite big enough to cover a standard outlet box. I would put a solid plate over the outlet box and then install on either side, preferably on the stud the box is connected too.
1503095
If you mean the wall depth I put it in an old house, wall depth was just a bit too short so I had to do some adapting to the unit. I would think with todays wall depth of a usual 6" it would be fine.
1826103
Measure the distance between prongs , if they are the same as the specification it will work. Ours requires a lot of pressure to insert but it works well.
422411
I apologize for my last answer.....you may have a problem as the plug is about 1 1/8 inches wides. Again....my apologies.
1082808
I have 1-1/2 pipe outlets on 4 sides of my inground pool and they worked perfectly- they screwed right in. Also, the 1" opening is perfect for a decent size pump (I have a 2HP pump).
691917
My unit is not where it is easy to measure the diameter of the entrance hole, however I have a 1/2 diameter cable fed through it, That translates to 8/16 so your cable should fit easily.