Installation Guide

JUNO TYPE IC & TC RECESSED HOUSING INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
3"
Step 1. Extend bar hangers to fit between
joists. Bar hanger foot is contoured to eas-
ily align with bottom of joist (Fig. 3). Position
fixture by hammering Real-Nails
TM
into joists
(Fig. 4).
(Note: Bar hanger may be shortened to fit 12”
framing or smaller by breaking at
score lines).
Step 2. Slide fixture along
bar hangers into desired
location. Use locking screws
or slot to secure (Fig. 5).
Step 3. Follow steps 1-4 under Electrical
Connection.
Step 4. When installing in drywall, cut
appropriate sized hole.* After installing
drywall, if necessary, adjust fixture for ceil-
ing thickness by loosening hex screws that
attach the round housing to the plaster
frame. (Fig. 3)
Relocating Fixture — Nail
can be removed with ham-
mer claw to allow easy
repositioning of fixture with-
out damaging bar hanger or
nail (Fig. 6).
WARNING: For your safety, read and understand instructions completely before starting installation. Before wiring to power supply, turn off electricity at the fuse or circuit breaker box.
NOTE: Juno recessed fixtures are designed to meet the latest NEC requirements and are listed in full compliance with UL1571, 1570 or 1598. Before attempting installation of any recessed lighting fixture, check your local electrical building code.
This code sets the wiring standards and installation requirements for your locality and should be understood before starting work. Use of non-Juno trims voids Juno warranty. Ballast is replaceable from below ceiling by a qualified electrician.
Juno Type IC fixtures are designed for direct
contact with insulating materials which are
approved for this application (Fig. 2). Blinking
light after installation indicates that improper
bulb or trim is being used.
Use Juno Air-Loc Gaskets or Air-Loc Rated
Trims with Juno IC housings for addi-
tional energy savings and to comply with
Washington State and other energy codes.
*In Canada, when insulation is present, Type IC fixtures
must be used.
Installation into Joist Construction
Installation into Suspended Ceiling
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Des Plaines, IL 60018 www.junolightinggroup.com
Electrical Connection Instructions
Step 1. Provide electrical service according
to your local electrical code to the wiring box
located on the plaster frame. Supply wire
insulation must be rated for at least 90°C.
Step 2. Remove wiring box cover.
Remove the appropriate knock-out(s) to
accommodate the type of electrical service to
be used/allowed by your local electrical code
(Fig. 9):
Metal Conduit. Remove appropriate round
knock-out(s) and connect conduit to wiring box
with proper connectors (not supplied.)
Non-Metallic Cable. Remove appropriate
knock-out(s) from top of wiring box and insert
cable, pushing it past the cable grip. No other
connector is required.
Step 3.
Standard J-Box: Connect supply wires to
fixture wires with proper size wire nuts
(not supplied), so as to cover all bare
current-carrying conductors (Fig. 10).
J-Box with Quick Connectors: Strip supply
wire 3/8˝, insert each supply wire into appro-
priate junction box connector. Connect black
fixture wire to hot,
white fixture wire to
neutral and green
fixture wire to ground
(Fig. 10).
Step 4. Place all
wiring and connec-
tions back in wiring
box and replace
cover.
Note: Ballast is replaceable from below ceiling
with the use of a qualified electrician.
Black
Lamp Socket
Thermal Protector
White
120V
Figure 10
Figure 9
Metal Conduit
Non-
Metallic
Cable
Figure 7
TYPE TC & PL for Non-Insulated Ceilings
Juno Type TC & PL fixtures are designed for
installations where housing and J-Box will not
come into contact with insulation. Insulation
must be spaced 3” away from the housing and
J-Box (Fig. 1)*. Blinking light after
installation indicates that improper bulb or trim
is being used or that fixture has been improp-
erly covered with insulation.
TYPE IC for Insulated Ceilings
Figure 2
Figure 1
Step 1. Locate center of proposed opening on
ceiling tile and cut appropriate sized hole.*
Step 2. Place ceiling tile in T-bar grid.
Step 3. Place fixture into
position and snap bar hanger
foot with integral T-bar clips
onto T-bars (Fig. 7). Additional
holes provided for securing
with wire or screws as needed
(Fig. 8).
Step 4. Follow Steps 1-4 under Electrical
Connection.
Trim Installation
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Figure 5
Install trim using coil,
leaf, torsion, or push-in
springs as provided.
Remove socket paint
protector cover and
install proper lamp as
listed on housing label.
Figure 11
Figure 3
Hex Screws
8/12 P5149
* Note: Cut a 4-1/2” (for 4” housings),
5-5/8” (for 5” housings) or 6
-
-7/8” (for 6” housings)
opening. For sloped ceiling housings, use the
provided oval hole template.
Figure 4
Figure 6
Figure 8
PRODUCT GUARANTEE: Juno warrants to the first non-
retail purchaser of any of its products that its products are
free from defects in material and workmanship. In the event
of any defect, Juno’s sole obligation is expressly limited to
repair or replacement, without charge, at Juno’s factory after
prior written return authorization has been granted. In no
event shall Juno’s obligation under this Warranty extend
beyond the initial cost of the product and accordingly, any
consequential damages arising out of a defect therein are
expressly excluded. This Warranty shall not apply to prod-
ucts which have been altered, improperly used or repaired
outside of Juno’s factory nor shall it apply to defects for
which written notice thereof is not received by Juno within
two (2) year from the date of purchase.
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AND WITHOUT EXCLUDING THE
GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING, EXCLUDES ANY IMPLIED
WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY. SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT
TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
Mark means lamp contains mercury.
Follow disposal laws.
See www.lamprecycle.org
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