Schneider Electric - Lisse White Moulded, Single Socket Spacer, GGBLSPC1S, White

I had fitted a wall panel as a decorative covering and this increased the depth of the wall covering to make the socket recessed which wasn't very good to use so i bought these extension pieces, basically you take off the face plate and install this behind it, you may need longer screws but i had some longer ones on hand. This brings the face plate 5mm further forward, enough in my case to compensate for the decoration without having to install a new back box. Make sure you have the same profile/shape to your face plate before you buy but its a good product and i would highly recommend it

This socket spacer is simple but effective. I needed it to give a bit of extra clearance behind a socket, and it fit perfectly with the Schneider Lisse range. The white moulded finish matches the sockets well, so it doesn’t stick out or look odd once fitted. It’s lightweight but solid enough to do the job, and the screw holes lined up properly with no faff. Ideal for installations where the wall isn’t completely flat or you’ve got cables that need a bit of room behind. Not the most exciting item, but very handy if you’re doing a bit of DIY.

No problems timer works perfect and was easy to install but would recommend that when using single socket spacer that any buyer should either buy or ensure that they have 50mm long electrical fixing screws.

I recently had to replace an old dimmer switch. I bought a BG switch, but it was slightly deeper than the old one, and didn't fit the pattress box (is that the right term?). I didn't want to have to remove the existing one and chop out some of the wall, so I looked for an adapter. I worried slightly because it's a different brand and a very slightly different shape, but in fact it fitted fine, with the screw holes in the right places, and looks perfectly acceptable.

Arrived on time, just the job.

Be aware that the screw holes are recessed into the spacer from both sides which will cause issues with many smart light switches (a common need for a spacer for shallow back boxes). You can see this in the photos but I assumed one side would be flush. Many smart light switches have a backplate which connects to the wiring and then a front which clips on top. The backplate is a smaller profile than the front, so when you screw in the backplate with the spacer, the entire thing will nestle inside the recessed area where the holes are, and mean that the front can't clip on. I had to add several washers between the spacer and the backplate, which isn't ideal. It seems like a better design would be to have one side recessed and one side flush so that the user could decide which way round to install the spacer.

Good easy fit and raised the switch to fit nicely

Didn't use in the end. Haven't sent back as its only 3 quid so its gone in the toolbox.

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