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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
With power disconnected to the electrical box, remove the old fixture. If the old fixture is attached to
an electrical box having more than two (2) wire leads, use tape and markings to keep track of which
wires were attached together.
1. Screw the threaded tube (DD) to the mounting bracket
(BB). Leave approximately 1 in. of the threaded tube
protruding beyond the front surface of the mounting
bracket.
Hardware Used
Mounting
BB
Bracket
Threaded
DD
Hollow Tube
2. Using (2) machine screws (CC), attach the mounting
bracket (BB) to the electrical box. Pull the existing
electrical supply wires out of the box to either side of
the mounting bracket.
Hardware Used
Mounting
BB
Bracket
Machine
CC
Screw
3. For safe and proper operation, the fixture (A) must be
properly grounded. If the electrical box is made of
metal, and is already grounded, secure the bare end
of the fixture green/copper ground wire to the
mounting bracket (BB) using the green grounding
screw (EE). If the electrical box is a non-grounded
type, or made of plastic, connect both the fixture
green/copper ground wire AND the green/copper
ground wire inside the electrical box to the mounting
bracket (BB) using the green grounding screw (EE).
If unsure whether or not the electrical box is properly
grounded, or the box is plastic and has no ground
wire, or are unfamiliar with the methods of properly
grounding the fixture, consult a qualified electrician.
Hardware Used
AA
Wire Nut
EE
Grounding Screw
1
BB
x 1
x 1
2
x 1
x 2
3
EE
BB
x 1
x 1
3
DD
CC
BB
CC
A
D
AA
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