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DIRECT WIRE INSTALLATION
6
Fig. 12
connections should be made and stowed inside wire compartment of the fixture.
Carefully push all the wires into the wire compartment.
7
8
Mount to predetermined location. Restore power to fixture.
Linking Instructions
The first fixture is now fully installed and powered. It is now possible to link
additional fixtures to this first unit. An 18 inch linking cord has been provided with
each fixture. Ensure that the distance between additional fixtures does not exceed
the length of the connector cord (18 inches).
1
Shut off the power to the first fixture, either direct wired or plugged-in to house
electrical system, prior to installing the linking cord.
2
Fig. 15
3
Using the same mounting installation method used on the previous fixture, mount
the fixture being linked.
4
Fig. 16
top of the connector plug will click and lock into place. Insert the opposite end of
the linking cord into the "Power-In" port of the additional unit (Fig. 17).
Fig. 17
NOTE: Each light can be individually operated by the on/off switch located on
each fixture.
5
Restore power to the powered unit.
Troubleshooting Guide
Minor problems often can be fixed without the help of an electrician. Before doing any work
on the fixture, shut off power supply at the circuit breaker panel to avoid electrical shock.
Problem
Fixture doesn't light.
Fuse blows or circuit breaker
trips when light is turned on.
Care and Maintenance
IMPORTANT: This light fixture uses light emitting diodes (LEDs) to provide
light. LEDs do not have a filament to burn out like a traditional light bulb.
LEDs gradually emit less light over their lifetime, but will typically last 50,000
hours in a residential environment.
Periodically clean the fixture using a mild, non-abrasive glass cleaner and
soft cloth. Do NOT use solvents or cleaners containing abrasive agents.
When cleaning the fixture, make sure the power is turned off. Do not spray
liquid cleaner directly onto the LEDs, fixture, diffuser, or wiring.
Connect the supply leads from flexible whip or NM cable
to the fixture leads using the pre-installed push-in
connectors as per the illustration (Fig. 12). Insert the
black supply lead into the open hole in the push-in
connector pre-attached to the black fixture wire. Insert
the white supply lead into the open hole in the push-in
connector pre-attached to the white fixture wire. All wire
Fig. 13 Re-attach the wire compartment cover by hinging the
back edge of the cover with the channel in the
Fig. 14
Using a flathead screwdriver, carefully pry off the
plastic cover that protects the "Power-In" port on the
the fixture being added (Fig. 15). Carefully pry off the
plastic cover that protects the "Power-Out" port on the
the fixture it is being linked to.
NOTE: The linking cord is fitted with a distinct connector
plug at each end. The cord can only connect one way.
Try inserting one end of the linking cord into the
"Power-Out" port on the fixture installed ahead of the
this one, if that fails, try the other end (Fig. 16). DO NOT
force the plugs into either port. When correctly
inserted, the plug will insert smoothly and the catch on
Cause
Power is off.
Bad plug connection.
Bad switch.
Discontinue use.
back of the fixture chassis and lowering it into
position (Fig. 13). Push both locking tabs
inward to lock the wire compartment cover
back into place (Fig. 14).
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Solution
Check if power supply is on.
Check cords.
Test or replace switch.
Call customer service.
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