Leviton PJ126 W EMW3824968 1 Pack White Review

Fits perfectly in the existing panel hole. Looks good and very easy to put on. Used to light up the porch so I can see the door keyhole in the dark.

New Home Only. This product does not fit the standard dimensions of a home built before 1980. The screws do not match the electrical components in the wall.

This is the primer. It was just what I needed and it arrived the next day. That saved me from going to the big store. Good quality. It is just as good as any other base coat.

I've replaced the traditional kitchen sink light switch with TP-Link's Kasa Smart Light Switch (HS200) to control my lights with Alexa. There are two switches on the control panel - another garbage chute. This wall covering fits well.

This is a $2 item but caused $2 million of disappointment. It was purchased to be used with a Smart Switch. After reading the reviews on the switch plate and smart switch, I found out that the screws can interfere with the WiFi signal. Once I get rid of the screws there is no need to reset and remove the switch.

Arrived well packaged and boxed to avoid breaking. The wall plate came with 4 screws (2 longer and 2 shorter) with heads painted to match. To assemble, unscrew the old wall plate and then attach the new wall plate with new screws. Be sure to turn off all power sources before removing the wall plate and do not touch the cords. This wall plate can be rotated 180 degrees depending on the position of the switch in relation to the sockets.

perfect for my needs. I added a Lutron Smart Dim Light so I needed a cover for my dual switch. I started buying another one but noticed someone mentioning the size. I assumed all covers were the same size so I'm glad someone wrote about it and that I measured it. Judging by the picture on the website I was concerned it wouldn't actually be white but it looks great. It comes with extra white painted screws on the top which really helped this one look new.

We bought this for a dual switch as we replaced one of the switches with a smart switch. We had to sand the edges a bit to make the square hole bigger, but that's because the electrical box that housed the switch was placed a little crooked by the builder. We were also unable to align two of the four screw holes with the holes on the junction boxes due to misalignment on site - definitely not the fault of the cover manufacturer. Only we can say that. We love the cover

So it's worth the money. After years of messing around with photo sensors that don't turn on and off simultaneously or at the right time, I've finally found a better, more modern alternative. Wow what a huge improvement. It wasn't bad to set up. You must read the instructions and check existing cables before purchasing. You still need to open the wall box, better do it now. You should be aware that the switch you are replacing will also turn it on and off. A general idea of the wiring will help