Installation Guide

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

7. Place fixture (A) up to the mounting surface and mark

the positions of the mounting holes on the mounting

surface with a pencil. The 2 screw hole locations must be

exact for the fixture to mount properly.

8. WALL STUD MOUNTING: For mounting over the wall

stud, drill two small pilot holes for the screws. Screw both

wood screws (BB) into the wooden studs. Approximately

1/2 in. of the screw should still be protruding from the

ceiling.

DRYWALL MOUNTING: For mounting into drywall, drill

3/16 in. holes for the plastic wall anchors. Insert the plastic

wall anchors (CC) into the proper holes and screw them

into place so they are flush with the surface of your drywall.

Screw both screws (BB) into the plastic anchors.

Approximately 1/2 in. of the screw should still be protruding

from the ceiling.

For safety and proper operation, your fixture

must be properly grounded. If you are

unfamiliar with the methods of properly

grounding your fixture, consult a

qualified electrician. A bare copper or

green insulated ground wire is

pre-attached to your fixture. If your

electrical system is self-grounded, your

fixture will ground via the connector

attached through the knock-out hole. If you

are connecting your fixture to a flexible whip or

NM cable, the fixture grounding wire and the electrical

supply ground wire should be connected together using

one of the wire nuts (AA). Connect the supply leads from

the electrical box to the fixture wire leads using the wire

nuts (AA). The black lead(s) from the fixture connect to the

black supply lead and the white lead(s) from the fixture

connect to the white supply lead. Tighten the wire nuts

properly to prevent the wires from coming loose. Tape the

wire nuts to the wire using electrical tape.

Hardware Used

Wire Nut x 3

Drywall

Anchor

x 2

Hardware Used

Wood Screw x 2

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