Live conductor must be within connector housing
PRECAUTIONS
When attaching wire to terminals, make certain the insulation is stripped and the connection is made so
no live conductors are exposed.
Step 3: Secondary Wiring
Mini Junction Box Connectors - Part# AV-JBOX
If installation involves running wire through a building structure, conduit may be required to feed the fixture. A
miniature junction box is available with a 1/2"Ø knockout for use with conduit fittings. The terminal block inside the
junction box accepts 14-8 AWG wire.
All secondary circuit wiring must conform to the National Electrical Code and all applicable codes.
Terminal Block Connectors - Part# AV-CONN
Advantage Series fixtures may have been provided with terminal block connectors. One end of this connector screws
directly to the Advantage fixture, and the other end accepts 14-8 AWG wire. A screw hole is provided in the center of
the connector for secure mounting.
AV-CONN Terminal Block
T-Connector
T-Connection System - Part# AV-TCON
Our T-Connection system can feed multiple fixtures from a
single wiring harness. Female connectors are attached to the
main harness at any interval and the mating male connectors
attach to each end of the fixture.
Screw AV-JBOX
firmly in place
Remove AV-JBOX Cover
AV-CONN inside AV-JBOX
Install
Strain-Relief
Maximum 480 Watts (20 Amps) per connection
Advantage Instructions
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