Installation Guide

With power disconnected to your electrical box, remove the old fixture. If your old fixture is attached to

an electrical box that has more than two (2) wire leads, it is recommended you use tape and markings

to keep track of which wires were attached to each other.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Install a UL-listed strain relief connector (not included) into

the fixture knock-out and tighten securely. NOTE: Remember

to have the wire coupling screws oriented in a manner that

allows you to tighten/ loosen the clamp after the fixture has

been attached to the mounting surface.

Place fingertips above the locking tab on the face of the wire

compartment cover (D), press on the cover and lift up. NOTE:

You may have to disengage each before it can freely be

removed. Once the wire compartment cover is free, remove it

and set it aside.

2. The protective wire grid (E) is held in place by 2 catches that

run the long way down each side of the wire compartment (C).

By placing your fingertips under the top side of the grid, pull the

grid up and away from the catches. Starting at one end of the

grid, carefully free one end of the catch and work your way to

the other end until the entire side is free. Once one side is free,

pivot the grid up; the other side should become free from the

other catch. Set the grid aside.

4. Once you have determined the position where fixture (A) will

be mounted, mark the corresponding knock-out closest to the

insulated multi-wire end and remove it. CAREFULLY REMOVE

THE KNOCK-OUT BY HAMMERING A FLATHEAD

SCREWDRIVER OR PUNCH UNTIL THE SURFACE

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

bend it back and forth until it snaps off.

In accordance with local electrical codes, attach flexible whip

and/or NM cable to your pre-existing surface mount electrical

box. Supply wiring should be long enough to reach fixture

properly.

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