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l. InSTall JunCTIon boX
Determine where, underneath the track, you'll be
mounting the junction box. Route the power wire
from under the end cap, down the center of the
underside of the track to where the box will be. Give
yourself an inch or two of slack and strip back the
wires.
The junction box will come from the factory
pre-wired to the Edison Plug that goes to the wall.
You will have to wire the grey power wire from the
Flex Chain.
All needed connectors are supplied in the
junction box.
Insert the grey wire and connect these ends on the
wires:
Note that there are two black wires. Their jackets are
labeled L1 and L2. It DOES matter which one goes
where.
Power Wire Connection Chart
Black wire (L1)
Black wire (L2)
Green and Yellow Striped wire
Now make the connections. There are six wires total
in the junction box, three coming in from the track,
and three going out to the plug in the wall. Below is
a chart to help you double check your wiring.
From Grey Cable
Black wire (L1)
Black wire (L2)
Green and Yellow Striped Wire Bolted to Grounding Nut
From Black Cable
White wire
Dark Green Wire
Black wire
Spade Connector
Leave Bare
Ring Terminal
Should be connected to:
Top Circuit Breaker
Wire nutted together with
White wire
Should be connected to:
Wire nutted together with
Black wire (L2)
Bolted to Grounding Nut
Bottom Circuit Breaker
The finished product should look something like
this:
Black
(to wall)
Black L1
Black L2
Place the black Heyco plug into the hole where the
grey power wire enters the junction box. Heyco
pliers come in especially handy here.
Slide a T-bolt down each side of the track. Attach
the Junction box to the track using two T-bolts and
two nuts.
Plug into the wall.
Wire Nut
Green
White
Ground Nut
Green and
Yellow
stripe
Circuit Breaker
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