Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Will this unit fit in a standard mounting box?
Document: Once I figured all this out, it worked great. The fan (which is a nice P&S; timer!) also goes through the GFCI now.The next obstacle was getting the timer, this GFCI switch and standard switch back into the 3-gang box using mostly 12 gauge wire. This GFCI switch is deep!All finished now, the lights/fan work great and are safe.
One thing to note, the Leviton switch is horizontal which gives it a more normal switch size, but does switch horizontally.I did find the installation instructions confusing. They include two instruction sheets. A standard GFCI install sheet which is for their standard (non-switch) GFCI receptacles. It works OK, although the pictures show the standard GFCI, not this one.
I'm a DIY'er, so not an electrician.I was doing a small bathroom renovation that had a 3-gang, 3-switch box powering Vanity light, Fan and Fan Light (each on its own switch).I added a recessed light in the stall shower and connected it to the fan light and its switch.
You have to manually wire it through the GFCI to get protection.This is explained in the installation instructions, but I never found it clearly explained how to wire the switch through the GFCI.
Very sturdy designSaves space and works as well as the "larger siblings".I live in a house that is rather old and where electric wiring was not always done right.I'm planning to buy a couple more to replace conventional switches where I got a chance of wires getting wet.
Stay tuned! ** Update, June 2012: **Almost a year of use, still going strong.I am impressed with Pass and Seymour -- the quality is visible and tangible.
I have no use for the outlet on the GFCI (it is beside the door) so I put a nice LED night light in it.Great looking product. Works great. Just wish the instructions would have been more explanatory to putting the switch through the GFCI. I thought this was the reason for buying the product. But like I said, I&#8217;m not an electrician, so may not know any better.
I got some expert advice at HD and they showed me a combination GFCI switch. It was a Leviton and after reading numerous reviews of the switch failing and bad QC, I decided to look for another before even trying it. I found this one (looks like only Leviton and P&S; make this type of switch).This combination GFCI is nicely made. It has one GFCI receptacle outlet and a small vertical switch on the top.
I got only 6 months of trouble-free operation, and then it started sticking and the rocker became difficult to toggle.Again, that was the Leviton switch.
First things first:Great first impression, nice packaging, good, solid product.The product feels "substantial", i.e.
Answer: no