Installation Guide

6. Locate the square openings at the ends of the fixture

pan (A). Insert the carriage bolts (II) through the square

openings from the backside of the fixture pan (Fig. 6).

The carriage bolt’s threaded ends will be closet to the floor.

Hardware Used

x 2Carriage Bolt

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Wire Nut

Hardware Used

x 2

5. Connect the black lead from the fixture (A) to the black

lead from the electrical box with a wire nut (AA). Connect

the white lead from the fixture (A) to the white lead from

the electrical box with a wire nut (AA). Make sure the wire

nuts (AA) are tight. If needed, wrap electrical tape around

the wire nuts (AA) to prevent them from coming loose

(Fig. 5). Carefully push the wires through the hole of the

mounting plate into the electrical box.

Wire Nut x 1

Grounding

Screw

x 1

Hardware Used

For safety, and proper operation, the fixture (A) must be

properly grounded. If unfamiliar with the methods for properly

grounding the fixture and mounting plate, consult a qualified

electrician (Fig. 4).

NON-GROUNDED or PLASTIC BOX: If the electrical box is

non-grounded, or plastic, connect the fixture green/copper

ground wire to the green/copper ground wire from the electrical

box with a wire nut (AA), AND then make a loop with the ground

wire and secure it to the mounting plate (HH) with the grounding

screw (JJ).

METAL BOX AND GROUNDED:

If the electrical box is metal

and grounded, run the green/copper ground wire attached

to the inside of the fixture through the center of the fixture

(A) and attach it to the mounting plate (HH) using the

grounding screw (JJ).