Installation & Assembly

WAC Lighting
www.waclighting.com
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Headquarters/Eastern Distribution Center
44 Harbor Park Drive • Port Washington, NY 11050
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Western Distribution Center
1750 Archibald Ave • Ontario, CA 91761
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WAC Lighting retains the right to modify the design of our products at any time as part of the company's continuous improvement program. JULY, 2014
LIVE END ELECTRICAL FEED OVER A JUNCTION BOX
1. Note the track has a ridge running it’s length
to indicate polarity.
2. Note the slant of the locking tab.
3. Insert adapter into track slot and rotate it 90 º
so that the low side of the locking tab faces
the ridged side of the track.
4. Make sure the locking tab sits in the track slot.
5. Removal is the reverse procedure. Tracks heads
may be positioned anywhere along the track length.
Note: “L” series track accepts only W.A.C. track heads.
FIELD CUTTING TRACK
Track is easily eld cut for the purposes of shortening the track, however eld cutting and then joining to other connectors
requires additional track modication. Read the steps rst to determine if “L” track will be practical for your application.
Measure the length of track needed, allow for the length of the live end or other connector.
Work at oor level. Note the polarity of the track (the ridge running along one side) Identify the side that accepts
the live end connector.
1. Brace the opposite end of track against a solid surface. Insert the live end and secure by tightening the screw.
2. Do not allow bus wires and insulation to protrude from the end and do not cut the wires and push insulation
back into the track.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
L Track Systems
LT2, LT4, LT6, LT8