Installation Guide

2. Once you have determined the position the fixture will be

mounted, mark the corresponding knock-out closest to your

supply wire feed and remove it. CAREFULLY REMOVE THE

KNOCK-OUT BY HAMMERING A FLATHEAD

SCREWDRIVER OR PUNCH UNTIL THE SURFACE

BREAKS. If the knock-out did not break free, use pliers and

bend it back and fourth until it snaps off.

3. Attach the supplied strain relief (CC) by inserting the threaded

end (from outside the fixture) through the knock-out. Secure the

strain relief (CC) to the fixture’s chassis by tightening the

fastener (from inside the fixture). NOTE: Remember to have the

strain relief screws oriented in a manner that allows you to

tighten/loosen the clamp screws after the fixture had been

attached to the mounting surface.

DIRECT WIRE INSTALLATION

4. Insert the flexible whip or NM cable through the strain relief

(CC) and tighten the clamp until it is secure. Allow enough wire

length to make the connection.

Inside the wire compartment are 2 lead wires, a black wire and

white wire, both with crimp-on connectors over the ends of the

wires, as well as a green ground wire. These are the only wires

that will be connected to the supply wires. NOTE: It may be

necessary to cut the ties holding groups of wires in order to

free up the fixures’ lead wires.

6. NOTE: It may be necessary to cut the ties holding groups of

wires in order to free up the fixures’ lead wires.

Using

pliers, uncrimp the connectors to remove them, or use a

wire cutter to cut each lead directly below the crimp-on

connector. When cutting, make sure there is enough wire to

complete the connection. After removing the wire nut, carefully

strip away about 3/8 in. of the insulation. NOTE: Do not

remove the crimp-on connectors and try to use them again.

Use the screw-on wire nuts (BB) included in the hardware kit.

Hardware Used

Strain Relief x 1

Hardware Used

Wire Nut x 3