Installation Guide

1-1/4 in.

1. Screw 1-1/2 in. machine screws (BB) into the electrical

box until there is about 1-1/4 in. between the ceiling and

the underside of the screw head (Fig. 1).

With power disconnected to your electrical box, remove the old fixture. If your old fixture is attached to

an electrical box having more than two (2) wire leads, we suggest you use tape and markings to keep

track of which wires were attached to each other.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

1-1/2 in.

Machine

Screw

Hardware Used

x 2

1-1/2 in.

Machine

Screw

Hardware Used

x 2

To install the bulb socket (B), snap the metal socket

clip into the rectangular hole until you feel it lock into

place. Tug on the bulb socket (B) to make sure it is

properly locked onto the pan (A) (Fig. 2). Feed the bulb

socket (B) wires through the circular wire opening to the

backside of the fixture pan (A).

Wire Nut

x 1

3. For safety and proper operation, the fixture must be

properly grounded (Fig. 3). A green, or bare copper

ground wire is preassembled to the fixture pan (A). If the

electrical box is made of plastic, and has a green or bare

copper grounding wire inside, the fixture ground wire

must be spliced to the green ground wire in the electrical

box using one of the wire nuts (AA). If the electrical box is

metal, and does not have a visible ground wire, you can

assume that the metal electrical box and metal conduit is

already grounded at or near the circuit breaker panel.

The fixture pan (A) will be grounded via the 1-1/2 in.

machine screws (BB). If you are unsure if the electrical

box is properly grounded, or unfamiliar with the methods

of properly grounding the fixture, consult a qualified

electrician.