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Installation For Recessed Electrical Boxes
Disconnect power to the electrical box and remove the old fixture. If more than two
wire leads are present, keep track of which wires were connected together.
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Fig. 2
nuts included (Fig. 2). If the electrical box is made of metal and already grounded, secure
the bare end of the fixture ground wire to the mounting strap marked "GND" using the green
grounding screw. Connect the supply leads from the electrical box to the fixture wire leads
using the wire nuts. The black lead from the fixture is connected to the black supply lead
and the white fixture lead is connected to the white supply lead (Fig. 3). Tighten the wire
nuts properly to prevent them from coming loose. If needed, use electrical tape to secure
the wire nuts onto the wire leads. Push the excess wires back into the electrical box.
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Fig. 4
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Fig. 5
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Fig. 6
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Fig. 7
mounting surface to prevent water seepage into the electrical enclosure (Fig. 7).
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Troubleshooting Guide
Minor problems often can be fixed without the help of an electrician. Before doing any work
on the fixture, shut off power supply at the circuit breaker panel to avoid electrical shock.
Problem
Fixture doesn't light.
Fuse blows or circuit breaker
trips when light is turned on.
Care and Maintenance
IMPORTANT: This light fixture uses light emitting diodes (LEDs) to provide
light. LEDs do not have a filament to burn out like a traditional light bulb.
LEDs gradually emit less light over their lifetime, but will typically last 36,000
hours in a residential environment.
Periodically clean the fixture and diffuser using a mild, non-abrasive cleaner
and soft cloth. When cleaning the fixture, make sure the power is turned off.
Do not spray cleaner directly onto any part of the fixture or LEDs.
Pull the supply wires out of the electrical box. Using the
machine screws that fit the electrical box, secure the
mounting strap to the electrical box, making sure that
the side marked "FRONT" is facing out (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1
For safety and proper installation, the fixture must
be properly grounded. If unfamiliar with the methods of
properly grounding the fixture, consult with a qualified
electrician. A green copper ground wire is pre-attached
to the fixture. If the electrical box is made of plastic and/
or has a green or bare copper grounding wire inside, the
fixture grounding wire and the electrical box ground wire
Fig. 3
should be connected together using one of the small wire
If the light head is loose and will not hold its position
tighten the screws located on the backside of the light
head that surround the pivot joint (Fig. 4). NOTE: Tighten
the screws before securing the fixture to the electrical
box.
Position the wall plate over the mounting strap so
the center hole of the wall plate aligns with the center
hole in the mounting strap. While holding the wall plate
place the long machine screw through the center
hole of the wall plate and mounting strap. Tighten
the screw properly to secure the wall plate onto the
mounting surface (Fig. 5).
This fixture can be eave mounted (Fig. 6).
Restore power to the electrical box at the circuit
breaker or fuse panel. Make sure the wall switch that
controls the electrical box for your security light is
returned to the "ON" position and check that your light
is functioning properly. If the light is functioning
properly, use silicone adhesive caulking (not included)
to caulk the gap between the wall plate and the
Fit the silicone cap into the mounting screw
opening to prevent water seepage into the
housing (Fig. 8).
Fig. 8
Cause
Power is off.
Bad connection.
Bad switch.
Discontinue use.
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Solution
Check if power supply is on.
Check cords and/or wiring.
Test or replace switch.
Call customer service.
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