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GETTING STARTED

1. Choose the location for the fixture(s), keeping in mind the 6” depth

clearance, accessibility for the electrical supply, and the 1/2” clearance

from the joists, floor boards, or any other combustible material.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - 3” REMODEL / NEW

CONSTRUCTION RECESSED LIGHTING KIT

CAUTION

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

INSTALLING THE HOUSING

Before assembling your lighting fixture, refer to the “Electrical

Connections” section. If you feel you do not have electrical wiring

experience, refer to a do-it-yourself wiring handbook or have your fixture

installed by a qualified licensed electrician.

NOTE: This fixture is a Non-IC type housing. Do not install insulation

within 3 in (76 mm) of the housing. (Fig. 1) In addition, the housing

must be installed at least ½” away from any combustible material, such

as a wood joist or floorboard. The ceiling surface is exempt from this

requirement and may be in contact with the bottom part of the housing.

Flathead screwdriver, insulated pliers, keyhole saw or 3 ¼” hole saw, ladder,

and pencil

1. To ensure the success of the installation, be sure to read these

instructions and review the diagrams thoroughly before beginning.

2. All electrical connections must be in accordance with local code,

ordinances. If you are unfamiliar with methods of installing electrical

wiring, secure the services of a qualified licensed electrician.

3. Before starting the installation, disconnect electricity at the circuit breaker

or the fuse box. Disconnecting power by using the wall switch is not

sufficient to prevent electrical shock.

4. Check if the power source is suitable for the added electrical load.

Power should be supplied by a 110/120 volt, 60 Hz single circuit. A

standard 120 volt, 15 amp branch circuit is designed to carry a maximum

load of 1800 watts. We recommend that the total wattage of all the lights

and appliances on that circuit, not exceed 80% or 1440 watts, of the

maximum electrical capacity.

5. This fixture is designed to be used on ceiling surfaces that are 3/8”,

1/2”, or 5/8” thick. It cannot be used on any other ceiling thickness.

MAKING THE HOLE/RUNNING THE SUPPLY WIRING TO THE HOLE

1. Cut a 3 1/4” hole into the ceiling after choosing the appropriate location.

A template is provided to assist in making the hole. (Fig. 2)

This fixture is for REMODEL applications only. In a remodel application,

a ceiling surface already exists and there is no access above the surface to

the ceiling joists. To install this fixture, a hole must be made in the existing

ceiling from the room side. Then, electrical wiring must be run to this hole

and connected to the fixture. The fixture is, finally, inserted into the ceiling

hole, which secures itself to the ceiling surface, using special wing brackets..

This fixture cannot be used for NEW-CONSTRUCTION applications,

where the ceiling surface has not yet been installed and the ceiling joists are

still exposed and accessible. Typically, a NEW-CONSTRUCTION

installation is needed when a new house is being built and the building

structure is still exposed. For new-construction installations, the ceiling joist

will be providing the primary fixture support.

IMPORTANT NOTE

2. Clear out any insulation necessary to maintain the 3” spacing specified in

the “WARNING” section found in the beginning of these instructions.

(See Fig. 1)

3. Run armored cable (BX) or non-metallic (NM) cable (also known as

Romex) from your circuit breaker or fuse panel to the 3 1/4” hole,

providing 6” to 8” of slack extending below the hole. Cable having up to

12 AWG wiring may be used. (WARNING - Use cables having wires

rated 90°C or more.)

FIG. 1

HOLE

UNPACK THE FIXTURE

CEILING

CABLE

HOLE

HOUSING

TRIM

TEMPLATE

1. Detach the junction box by squeezing it until its notched tab clears the

holding screw and lifting it up.

2. Break off one of the round knockouts from the junction box using a

screwdriver.

A. FOR BX (ARMORED) CABLE - Secure an appropriately sized BX

cable connector to the knockout opening. Feed the BX cable through

the connector, providing 3” of slack inside the junction box. Tighten the

connector to secure the cable in place.

B. FOR NM (ROMEX) CABLE – Secure an appropriately sized NM cable

connector to the knockout opening. Feed the NM cable through the

connector, providing 3” of slack inside the junction box. Tighten the

connector to secure the cable in place.

3. Remove at least 3” of the cable’s outer sheath and remove the plastic or

paper over-wrap. Strip approximately 3/8” of insulation from the ends of

all supply wires. Using wire nuts (not included), make the following wire

connections:

WHITE SUPPLY WIRE (NEUTRAL) TO WHITE FIXTURE WIRE

BLACK SUPPLY WIRE (HOT) TO BLACK FIXTURE WIRE

GREEN/BARE SUPPLY WIRE (GRND) TO GREEN FIXTURE WIRE

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

(Fig. 4)

Be sure that there are no loose strands or loose wires.

4. Carefully stuff all wires and wire connections into the junction box.

Replace the junction box onto the housing.

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

NOTE: In additional to the main supply cable entering the junction box,

one more cable may be fed into the junction box for providing electrical

power to another light fixture intended to be on the same circuit. No

more than two cables can be fed into the junction box.

KEYHOLE SAW

WARNING: First disconnect electricity at the circuit breaker or the fuse

box. Disconnecting power by using the wall switch is not sufficient to

prevent electrical shock.

HOUSING

INSULATION

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