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Shelly Wall Display

Shelly Wall Display

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Anonymous

2 years ago

Which house built in the last 30 years still has a single socket that can be blocked with a switch? Most are double sockets with power or multiple switches. The only single sockets I know of are the sockets 30 cm above the floor in the corners. What are the external dimensions of the display when it is installed in the socket?

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Doedoe

2 years ago • purchased this product

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A standard 65mm flush-mounted box is sufficient. This can be drilled into the wall relatively easily and quickly (approx. 10cm centre/centre away from the switch) and then drilled into the new hole from the switch. Of course, it is nicest if the display is mounted in alignment above the switch. But you have to pay attention to the pipe routing so that you don't drill into it (unless you change all the wires anyway, in which case this would be very welcome). Today I installed a display at the entrance so that I can switch off all the lights in the house at the touch of a button (worthwhile if you have several sticks and children). As I said, installing it was relatively easy if you are properly equipped. If necessary, ask your electrician, he can simply let it into the wall.