Installation Instructions

TFL

Lithonia Lighting Outdoor

One Lithonia Way, Conyers, GA 30012

Phone: 800-279-8041 Fax: 770-918-1209

www.lithonia.com

Part Number: RJ5210076 Rev B

Revision Date: 6/3/10

Delivery: Upon receipt of fixture and accessories (packed separately), thoroughly inspect for any

freight damage. All damage should be reported to the delivery carrier. Compare the catalog

description listed on the packing slip with the fixture label on the inside of the housing to be sure

you have received the correct merchandise.

The standard fixture comes with a yoke mounting bracket which can easily be mounted to a variety

of accessory mounting hardware.

1. Mount floodlight to desired mounting hardware. (Figure 1).

2. Loosen the 2 stainless steel captive screws in front housing . (Figure 2).

3. Open front housing and allow to hang open. (Figure 3).

4. Run service wire through cord entry on bottom of housing. Make wire connections. For multi-tap ballast, refer to instructions below.

5. Lamp fixture as per instructions below.

6. Close front housing and tighten the 2 stainless steel captive screws.

Lamp Installation: Open doorframe. Verify that the lamp source and wattage corresponds with the fixture and ballast label. HID -Screw

the lamp securely into the socket, back it out one or two turns, and tighten securely again. This procedure properly seats the lamp in

the socket.

Troubleshooting: If this fixture fails to operate properly, check to make sure: The proper lamp is installed correctly. • The fixture is

wired correctly. • The lamp is not faulty. • The fixture is grounded correctly. • The line voltage at the fixture is correct.

Multi-tap Ballast (TB): The multi-tap ballast will be prewired for 277V at the factory. First determine the correct line voltage. Then

select the corresponding fixture voltage lead, remove the crimped cap and connect to the supply voltage lead. The fixture lead marked

COM should be connected to the neutral supply lead for 120 or 277. For 208 or 240, connect the other incoming hot leg to the fixture lead

marked "COM". Be sure to cap off all unused fixture leads individually.

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3