There is no specific distance. When a house is roughed in, before the drywall goes on, the box is mounted on the first wall stud from the rough in opening of the door inside the room. Height wise center of box about 4 feet.
The standard size of an opening for a switch box for a single device is typically 2-3/4 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches high. This size accommodates most standard switches and outlets.
For a light switch in the home four foot to centre is a reasonable height. Some contractors set the outlet box at four foot to the bottom of the outlet box and other contractors set the box to four foot to the top of the outlet box. There is no code rule that stipulates the exact height that the outlet box must be set to.
Some brand fans have a remote control kit that installs in the fan housing. Also if you have access you can run a separate switched voltage to the fan. In this case you would have to put a second switch in the same box that controls fan, unless it is a switch with speed control that came with fan. In this case you would have to install a new box (Old Work Switch Box from Home Depot or Lowes for example) and run voltage to the box, install a switch and run wire to fan and connect to light. One other possibility is to check the ceiling box and see if there is a spare red wire. If so you could use this to switch power to the light separately from the fan. Again it depends on the switch configuration and supply voltage feed.
No, an outlet box cannot be mounted directly to an electrical panel. Electrical panels have specific requirements for clearance and access, and mounting an outlet box to it would violate those safety guidelines. It is recommended to install outlets separately on the wall near the panel if needed.
Standard is 48" to the top of the switch box.
The box must be securely mounted. In some applications "Old Work" boxes are made to be secured by the sheetrock.
As close as you want it.
in the USA if following the NEC there is no specific requirement for wall switch heights for general lighting There may be requirements for machinery
Most new installations in new homes will have this feature. It is for a "garburator" which is connected to the kitchen sink outlet. There is usually a switch mounted on the wall near the sink for switching it on and off. The switch is usually mounted in a two gang junction box. The other device in the junction box is an electrical receptacle.
There is no standard height but they are generally mounted at eye-level or above, to deter juvenile vandalism.
The 2004 Acura is equipped with several power relay switch is. Some of the power relay switch is are located in the fuse box. Some of the power relay switch is our mounted to the firewall.
No, the super beetle had rack and pinion steering and macpherson stut suspension. The standard had torsion tubes where the steering box mounted. sorry totally different.
It is behind the dash and mounted on the light switch itself There are two ways to access it Remove the dash cluster or remove the light switch No fun either way
There is no specific distance. When a house is roughed in, before the drywall goes on, the box is mounted on the first wall stud from the rough in opening of the door inside the room. Height wise center of box about 4 feet.
THE FUSE BOX IS LOCATED ON DRIVERS SIDE DIRECTLY ABOVE THE DIMMER SWITCH THATS MOUNTED ON THE FLOOR. No- Not above the inexistent floor mounted dimmer- there is no dimmer on the floor on a 73-77 grand prix- This is what was one of the standard options that won this Pontiac "car of the year" in 1973- The grand prix since 1973 has had a column mounted dimmer standard on every sub-model.The -Junction block- is above the dimmer pad (without a dimmer switch) and the fuse panel is behind the metal hush panel that covers the lower half of the column. The only fuses that are at the junction block are the wiper delay (orange wire inline fuse) and the cruise control (pink wire inline fuse).
The standard size of an opening for a switch box for a single device is typically 2-3/4 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches high. This size accommodates most standard switches and outlets.