Installation Guide

DIRECT WIRE INSTALLATION

3. Determine which corresponding knock-out is closest to the

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

(not

included)

and bend it back and forth until it snaps off.

4. Attach the supplied strain relief (BB) by inserting the threaded

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

strain relief (BB) 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

tightening/loosening of the clamp screws after the fixture has

been attached to the mounting surface.

Hardware Used

Strain Relief x 1

2. Located on each side of the fixture are two locking tabs (C) that

lock the cover to the wire compartment cover (B) in place.

Disengage each tab by carefully prying them out with a

flathead screwdriver (not included) far enough to remove

the cover to expose the wire connections and keyhole

slots inside. DO NOT try to remove tabs from the fixture.

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

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

length to make the connection.

6. For safe and proper operation, the fixture must be properly

grounded. If unfamiliar with the methods of properly grounding

the fixture, consult a qualified electrician. A green ground wire is

pre-attached inside to wire compartment of the fixture and has

a push-in wire connector on the end. The flexible whip or strain

relief will have either a green or copper ground wire bundled

with the supply wires. Insert the end of that ground wire into the

open hole in the push-in connector. If unsure whether or not the

electrical system is properly grounded, or the flexible whip or

NM cable is connected to an electrical box that is plastic and

has no ground wire, or are unfamiliar with the methods of

properly grounding the fixture, consult a qualified electrician.

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