Owner manual

CUTTING ROPE LIGHT (see Figure 1)

NOTE: Do not exceed 150 foot maximum run distance in any single run.

1. Determine the required length for Rope Light.

2. Cut the Rope Light at the end/beginning of the nearest series

increment. NOTE: Rope Light is wired in series parallel and

every 72” (for Amber, Red and Yellow) or every 120“ (for Blue,

Green, White and Warm White) comprises a series increment.

Cutting anywhere other than the end/beginning of a series

increment will result in a loss of 72” or 120” (total) of light.

See Figure 1.

4. Attach the plastic cap on the other end of the length of Rope

Light by pressing firmly until seated. For outdoor applications,

use silicon or other waterproof adhesive inside the end cap before

attaching. Seal the end cap onto the end with heat shrink tube.

INSTALLING ROPE LIGHT

1. Attach mounting clips with nails or screws onto wooden surfaces. Be sure that surface is mechanically

sound. See Figure 2.

2. For best results, mounting clips should be evenly spaced and

be a maximum of 12 inches apart. However, for straight line

applications, use DL-TRACK-4.

3. Make sure that the distance between two lines of lighting

chains are at least 1/2" apart.

4. Gently press rope light into track or clips so that it snaps

into place.

CHASING ROPE LIGHT CONTROLLERS

Chasing Rope Light requires a chasing controller in order to

have chasing effects. Refer to manufacturer’s instruction sheet

for details.

PROP 65 WARNING

Handling the coated electrical wires of this product exposes you to lead, a chemical known to the State of

California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm.

WASH HANDS AFTER USE.

Figure 2

Figure 1

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Cut marks are located every

72” or 120”. Make sure

power is off at source

before cutting!

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120VAC CHASE MAX 150FT

20VAC CHASE MAX 150FT

LED Chasing Rope Light

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