40429 Brickyard Drive • Madera, CA 93636 • USA
559.438.5800 • FAX 559.438.5900
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B-K LIGHTING
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION LISTED ON REVERSE
READ, FOLLOW, AND SAVE ALL SAFETY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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3-2 -1
REFERENCE NUMBER
INS-24 -00
1. Prepare final mounting position according to
designed lighting plan.
2. Drill holes into surface for ¼” fasteners (By
Others).
4. Remove Patented Knockout(s) as necessary
from the inside of the UPM housing. Leave
remaining unused knockouts in place to
maintain seal.
NOTE: Patented design featuring a silicone
‘O’ Ring allowing knockout to be tapped back
into place to renew seal integrity.
5. Attach the UPM housing at mounting brackets
with ¼” fasteners (By Others). Use suitable
mounting hardware for surface.
NOTE: Many methods exist to bolt to a flat
surface. The fixture is provided with mounting
brackets with ¼” holes.
6. Connect 3/4” conduit connector through female
threaded conduit entry.
NOTE: Surface conduit is a common entrance
for water if not properly sealed. Seal connector
threads and conduit with a suitable sealant
(Teflon tape, adhesive, etc.). Sealing the
conduit after knockouts are removed is
required to maintain warranty.
7. Pull branch circuit wiring necessary for
installation (By Others.)
8. Attach tether wire under screw head at the base
of the UPM housing and tighten. Slowly lower
the faceplate until tether is taut.
NOTE: Faceplate tether supplied with UPM
is designed as an installation aid and NOT a
safety cable. Do not add weight to, or drop
faceplate.
3. Loosen (6) #10-24 captive screws using a 1/8”
Allen wrench and disconnect quick disconnect
to remove faceplate of UPM housing.
PM2DRM SURFACE MOUNT
Inspiration Control System
9. Use wire connectors (By Others) to connect driver
primary leads to branch circuit wires. Connect
incoming ground to ground wire provided in
UPM housing.
See wiring diagram.
Ground
Hot
Neutral
iOS device (Not Included) with installed B-K Lighting Inspiration Application required for use.
