Heath Zenith SECUR360 9309 Manual page 3

WIRING THE MOUNTING PLATE
WARNING: Turn power off at circuit breaker or fuse.
Place tape over circuit breaker switch and verify power is
off at the fixture.
IMPORTANT: Push-in terminals not for reuse.
To remove the wires from the mounting plate connector, twist the wires
back and forth as the wires are being pulled from the mounting plate.
If the house wiring is solid copper wire, proceed with Connecting
solid copper house wire. If the house wiring is stranded copper wire,
proceed to Connecting stranded house wire.
Note: If necessary, strip 5/8 in. of insulation from junction box wires.
Use the wire length measuring guide on the back of the mounting
plate to ensure the correct wire length (see Figure 1).
Connecting solid copper house wire
IMPORTANT: This mounting plate is designed for solid-core 14 or
12 AWG wire. If the house wiring is stranded wire, see Connecting
stranded house wire below.
1. Remove the existing light fixture.
2. Insert the junction box wires into the side of the terminal block
on the back of the mounting plate (see Figure 2).
• Insert the white wire from the junction box into the terminal
marked "N".
• Insert the black wire from the junction box into the terminal
marked "L".
• Insert the bare or green ground wire from the junction box
into the terminal marked "G".
3. Proceed to Final Assembly.
Connecting stranded copper house wire
IMPORTANT: Use only NM-B 14/2 or 12/2 wire for the pigtail. The
pigtail wire size must match the existing house wiring (14 AWG or
12 AWG). Color match the solid-core wire and the house wire when
connecting together.
If the house wiring is stranded wire instead of solid-core copper
wire, a pigtail using solid-core wire will be required (not included).
Follow these instructions to connect the mounting plate using the
pigtail method.
1. Cut 4 to 6 inches of NM-B wire to match the existing house
wire (14 AWG or 12 AWG).
2. If necessary, strip 5/8 in. of insulation from junction box wires.
3. Strip 5/8 in. of insulation from one end of the solid-core wire
(see Figure 3).
4. Attach the two wires together using a wire nut (not included)
(see Figure 4). Ensure the solid-core wire insulation matches the
junction box wire.
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Figure 2
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Figure 3
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