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Important Safety Instructions
This unit has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other) as a safety
feature. This plug will only fit in a polarized outlet one way. If the plug does
not fit completely into the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit,
contact a qualified electrician. Never use with a power strip unless the plug
can be completely inserted. Do
NOT
attempt to defeat this feature.
WARNING
: To reduce the risk of FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO
PERSONS:
1. For
INDOOR USE ONLY
.
2. Do NOT touch LEDs.
3. Do NOT remove the protective clear LED lens.
4. Do NOT look directly at lighted LEDs for any length of time.
5. Do NOT touch, operate, or install fixture while in contact with water.
6. Not intended for illumination of aquariums.
7. Not intended for recessed installation in ceilings or soffits.
8. Do NOT mount over sinks or stoves.
9. Do NOT mount the light to cabinets having a material thickness less
than 1/4 in.
10. Do NOT install the fixture inside of enclosed cabinets.
11. Electrical requirements:120 V AC, 60 Hz, 0.17 A MAX.
12. Do NOT attempt to install while plugged in.
13. Do not use an extension cord. Use a power strip with integral
overcurrent protection to supply power to the fixture.
14. Use only insulated staples or plastic ties (not included) to secure the cords.
15. Do not run ANY cords behind walls, ceilings, soffits, cabinets or a similar
permanent structure where it may be inaccessible for examination.
16. The total wattage of ALL the fixtures linked together in one chain should
NOT exceed 360 watts. Exceeding the total wattage will result in a
hazardous situation.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A LOCATION CLOSE TO YOUR LIGHT
FIXTURE SO YOU CAN REFER TO THEM AT A LATER TIME.
Mounting Instructions
Find a suitable location to mount the fixture that will reach the power supply.
The fixture uses captive mounting screws which are
preinstalled on the inside of the wire compartment. To locate
these mounting screws first remove the screws from both
sides of the wire compartment cover (
Fig. 1
).
Once the screws are removed place the cover
aside to expose the wire compartment and the
captive mounting screws (
Fig. 2
). These will be
located on both ends of the wire compartment.
1
2
The fixture can be mounted in two ways. For installation
using pilot holes for the screws place the fixture firmly
against the mounting surface. While holding in position,
mark the surface for the pilot hole locations by turning
both screws until they dimple the surface. Using a 1/16”
drill bit, drill the pilot holes for the screws. Secure the
fixture to the cabinet by tightening the mounting screws
into the drilled pilot holes. The fixture can also be mounted without the use of pilot
holes by firmly holding the fixture against the mounting surface and turning the
mounting screws until the fixture is snug against the surface (
Fig. 3
).
3
Once fixture is secured to the cabinet replace the wire
compartment cover (
Fig. 4
). Plug in the power cord and
the installation is complete.
4
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 6
Fig. 5
5
6
Dimmer Instructions
THIS FIXTURE IS DIMMABLE BY SPECIFIC FORWARD PHASE ELECTRONIC
(TRAIC) DIMMERS.
Dimmers tested to be compatible with this fixture are
the Lutron: Diva® C*L™: DVWCL-153P* or DVCL-153P*, Lumea® C*L™:
LGCL-153P*, and Toggler® C*L™: TGCL-153P*. Not recommended for use
with motion or light sensors, timers, or any other external controls.
WARNING
: Do NOT plug the power cord into the power
supply before completing the installation. The power cord has
a traditional grounded plug at one end and a cord connector
plug at the other end. Insert the cord connector plug into the
power port located near the ON/Off switch at the end of the
fixture (
Fig. 6
). The cord connector plug will ONLY fit into this power port. When correctly
inserted the catch on the top of the cord connector plug will click into the power port.
Plug in the power cord and the installation is complete.
Using a flathead screwdriver, carefully pry off the plastic
cap that covers the power port on the fixture (
Fig. 5
).
