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The plaster ears are there for plaster or sheetrock. It keeps the device up against the wall rather than having no support when the box is set back a 1/4" or so. The tabs get .Gangable switch boxes offer the option of constructing a box to hold two or more devices ; With proper fitting can be used for conduit, NMSC, armored, metal .Hubbell Raco 8601 3-Inch x 2-Inch Switch Box, 3-1/2-Inch Deep, Gang able, NMSC clamps, e/plaster ears. Switch boxes are used to house wiring devices such as switches or . The RACO One Screw Electrical Switch Box Plaster Ears is constructed from nongalvanized steel. It includes screws. Compare - We've selected these items to compare. .
Old work ears are 2-screw, ear type; Old work box clips are designed to be used with 1/2" or 5/8" thick standard drywall; One pair of ears and clips are required per box to secure in wall; UL, CUL, RoHS Compliant They are called "plaster ears", and they are there so that the device can be held firmly and flatly against the wall surface when you draw down the 6-32 screw holding it to the box.
two-gang metal old-work device box, with usable knockouts. (Edit: as mentioned above - with the box set in a wood base molding, hold fast clamps nor F-clips are needed, you can screw the plaster ears / flange into the bade .
With RACO's Switch Electrical Boxes, convenience is key. The device mounting holes are pre-tapped to accept 6-32 device screws, making installation a breeze. Nine 1/2 in knockoutsThese clips may be used with standard steel electrical boxes that include plaster ears. The plaster ears are necessary to provide a support against the exterior wall surface, against-which the “Madison Bars” or “Grip-Lok” or similar thin metal . The plaster ears are there for plaster or sheetrock. It keeps the device up against the wall rather than having no support when the box is set back a 1/4" or so. The tabs get broken off when you install the receptacle in a 4" sq. cover. The little ears on outlets and light switches are used in conjunction with “new work” electrical boxes — “new” referring to new construction, where the box is affixed to the studs in new, bare framing before drywall has been installed.
Gangable switch boxes offer the option of constructing a box to hold two or more devices ; With proper fitting can be used for conduit, NMSC, armored, metal clad, flex cable ; Supplied with eight 1/2 in. knockouts ; Includes plaster ears and tiger grip clips for "cut-in" or "old work" applicationsHubbell Raco 8601 3-Inch x 2-Inch Switch Box, 3-1/2-Inch Deep, Gang able, NMSC clamps, e/plaster ears. Switch boxes are used to house wiring devices such as switches or receptacles. Gang able switch box offers the option of constructing a box to hold two or more devices. The RACO One Screw Electrical Switch Box Plaster Ears is constructed from nongalvanized steel. It includes screws. Compare - We've selected these items to compare. .Old work ears are 2-screw, ear type; Old work box clips are designed to be used with 1/2" or 5/8" thick standard drywall; One pair of ears and clips are required per box to secure in wall; UL, CUL, RoHS Compliant
They are called "plaster ears", and they are there so that the device can be held firmly and flatly against the wall surface when you draw down the 6-32 screw holding it to the box.
two-gang metal old-work device box, with usable knockouts. (Edit: as mentioned above - with the box set in a wood base molding, hold fast clamps nor F-clips are needed, you can screw the plaster ears / flange into the bade molding and it will hold it securely.)With RACO's Switch Electrical Boxes, convenience is key. The device mounting holes are pre-tapped to accept 6-32 device screws, making installation a breeze. Nine 1/2 in knockoutsThese clips may be used with standard steel electrical boxes that include plaster ears. The plaster ears are necessary to provide a support against the exterior wall surface, against-which the “Madison Bars” or “Grip-Lok” or similar thin metal strips will be pulled to apply a counter force. The plaster ears are there for plaster or sheetrock. It keeps the device up against the wall rather than having no support when the box is set back a 1/4" or so. The tabs get broken off when you install the receptacle in a 4" sq. cover.
The little ears on outlets and light switches are used in conjunction with “new work” electrical boxes — “new” referring to new construction, where the box is affixed to the studs in new, bare framing before drywall has been installed.Gangable switch boxes offer the option of constructing a box to hold two or more devices ; With proper fitting can be used for conduit, NMSC, armored, metal clad, flex cable ; Supplied with eight 1/2 in. knockouts ; Includes plaster ears and tiger grip clips for "cut-in" or "old work" applicationsHubbell Raco 8601 3-Inch x 2-Inch Switch Box, 3-1/2-Inch Deep, Gang able, NMSC clamps, e/plaster ears. Switch boxes are used to house wiring devices such as switches or receptacles. Gang able switch box offers the option of constructing a box to hold two or more devices. The RACO One Screw Electrical Switch Box Plaster Ears is constructed from nongalvanized steel. It includes screws. Compare - We've selected these items to compare. .
Old work ears are 2-screw, ear type; Old work box clips are designed to be used with 1/2" or 5/8" thick standard drywall; One pair of ears and clips are required per box to secure in wall; UL, CUL, RoHS Compliant They are called "plaster ears", and they are there so that the device can be held firmly and flatly against the wall surface when you draw down the 6-32 screw holding it to the box.
two-gang metal old-work device box, with usable knockouts. (Edit: as mentioned above - with the box set in a wood base molding, hold fast clamps nor F-clips are needed, you can screw the plaster ears / flange into the bade molding and it will hold it securely.)
With RACO's Switch Electrical Boxes, convenience is key. The device mounting holes are pre-tapped to accept 6-32 device screws, making installation a breeze. Nine 1/2 in knockouts
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Why Outlets and Light Switches Have Little Ears
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