Q:I cant find the triple wall plate that I need. Will three single wall plates fit over this?
by|Sep 5, 2018
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A: No
by|May 6, 2023
A: No. Find a triple
by|Mar 31, 2021
A: No they will not
by|Apr 11, 2019
Q:i.e., mixed up re: hgt,width and depth
by|May 26, 2016
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A: Depth = 3.69"
Width = 2.79"
Length= 5.72"
by|May 3, 2023
A: I didn't measure, just dry fit and installed.
by|Feb 16, 2023
A: Length 5.72 inch, width 2.79 inch, depth 3.69 inch
by|Feb 15, 2023
Q:Is this 3 gang box really 6 in. deep?
by|May 4, 2016
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A: No, it appears the measurements were entered in the wrong fields. The box when oriented as if being installed is: 5.72" width x 3.69" depth x 2.79" height. The correction has been sent to the online group to fix on the website.
by|May 3, 2023
Q:Will this box work next to a stud?
by|Apr 9, 2016
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A: Yes
by|Mar 31, 2021
A: Yes
by|May 6, 2023
A: Yes, this box will work next to a stud.
by|Apr 4, 2024
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Q:My 3-gang will be used for two switches and one GFCI outlet. I've found these outlets to be pretty snug with push/pull force required to plug or unplug. Will this gang box hold up to such push/pull action?
Also, are the ears hidden by the wall plate?
thanks
by|Dec 13, 2015
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A: Enough, but not very sturdy. The ears are hidden and should work
by|Sep 23, 2022
A: Yes, this box is designed to be rugged and will withstand the push/pull of plugging and unplugging items. The ears are hidden by the wall plate.
by|May 3, 2023
Q:does each toggel switch have to be wired seperately or they plug in like a breaker box
by|Jan 16, 2015
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A: Switches will in most cases, share a common neutral wire (white) while load will be wired individually to the switches.
by|Nov 30, 2015
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A: If you think the switches might plug into an electrical box I think you should hire a professional for safety. Either that or do a LOT of research and learn how to wire this stuff correctly. Electrical fires are a real thing and a huge risk when not done correctly. It's not worth the lives of your family and neighbors to save a little bit of money.
by|Jul 25, 2023
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A: seperately
by|May 3, 2023
A: If you have 2 or 3 power sources coming into the box then separately. Otherwise here is how to wire 2 or 3 switches on one power source.
These instructions are for 3 switches, 2 pig tails for 2 switches.
Connect all white wires together, wire nut all grounds together with one extra copper "Pig tail". Attach 3 10" green 14 ga. solid wires to the ground "pig tail" You could use bare wire, this will eliminate any potential arching with other wires. Label the black wires. If you have one Power source wire coming into the box, label it too and wire nut 3 10" black 14 ga. wires to the black power wire as you did for the ground wire. Tuck all the wires in the back of the box except for the 3 green grounds, 3 labeled black, and the 3 pig tailed black power wires.
Connect a ground, the labeled black wire (Light, fan, vanity etc.), and a "pig tailed" power wire to each switch (it doesn't matter what power wire goes to the switch. Just don't put two power wires to one switch, NOT GOOD.
That will do it.