Elation FUZE PENDANT COMPACT User Manual page 16

ACCESSORY INSTALLATION
CEILING MOUNT KIT - SAFETY WARNINGS
The evaluation of a suitable installation surface such as wood, drywall, or other materials is
the responsibility of the installer, architect, engineer, or other skilled person involved in the
mounting and securing of the fixture.
The Fuze Pendant Compact weighs 11.4 lbs (5.2 kg), and the installation surface must be able
to support this weight securely. If in any doubt regarding the suitability of the surface, all
weight must be carried by the hanging bracket, with the ceiling mount kit utilized only as
a visual trim kit for a clean installation. The ceiling kit / trim ring can be installed with or
without the provided body support plates.
The Fuze Pendant Compact and ceiling kit are NOT plenum rated.
The Fuze Pendant Compact must ALWAYS be secured by a secondary safety cable running
from its included safety eyelet to an independent structural element. Suitable elements
include ceiling joists, concrete ceilings, and other structural systems which can secure the
fixture in the event that the mounting surface fails to carry the weight of the Fuze Pendant
Compact securely.
Failure to attach the secondary safety cable properly can lead to serious injury or death.
The secure installation of the Fuze Pendant Compact is always the responsibility of the cus-
tomer, as the evaluation of surfaces and installation methods is beyond the scope of Elation
Professional to predict. A structural engineer should be consulted for all overhead installa-
tions of fixtures to provide calculations and approval for weights, primary and safety attach-
ment points, and suitability of surfaces and appropriate fastening methods.
Secure and structurally safe installation that has been approved by an engineer is imperative
for mounting the Fuze Pendant Compact into recessed ceilings.
Elation Professional is not responsible for the installation methods and choices of instal-
lation surfaces.
Improper installation, unsuitable surfaces, and failure to secure a secondary safety cable
can lead to serious injury or death.
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