FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS 02720
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA
© 1997
INSTRUCTION SHEET NO.
A0397
Page 1 of 2
IS:26646
Recessed Power Extension Connector for use with Recessed ProSpec
™
Track System Only.
Fig. 3
READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL TRACK, CONNECTOR, FEED-IN-KITS, AND ACCESSORY
INSTRUCTION SHEETS BEFORE INSTALLING ANY PROSPEC™ TRACK ITEM.
This fixture is intended for installation in accordance with the National Electrical Code and local or Federal
code specifications. To assure full compliance with codes and regulations, check with your local electrical
inspector before installation. To prevent electric shock, turn off electricity at fuse box before proceeding.
Retain these instructions for maintenance reference.
Connector
Track Unit
Bottom Cover
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Dead End
Track Unit
Locking Screw
Spline Screw
Track Unit
The Power Extension Connector allows power to be jumped from one
track, around or through structural obstacles, to another track unit. It
replaces the Dead End Cover at the end of a Feed Track unit or a run
of track units. Power can be fed into or removed from the Recessed
Power Extension Connector by using any of the power feed-in kits
available for Recessed ProSpec Track. A few examples are shown on
the reverse side.
Caution:
•
Turn off power at fuse box before installing the Recessed
Power Extension Connector and track.
•
Instructions for grounding must be followed. Failure to do
so may result in a hazardous condition.
•
Use only #12 ga. solid copper wire in connectors to
maintain proper track rating.
•
Observe polarity, white (neutral) wire must be connected
to terminal marked "NEUT". Failure to observe Polarity may
result in an electrical hazard.
•
Do not use Track as a conduit support. Independent conduit
supports (such as suitable conduit straps) must be used to
attach the conduit installation to the building structure.
INSTALLING CONNECTOR INTO TRACK SECTION-
-Fig.1 & Fig. 2
1. Remove Dead End Cover if necessary by pulling it out of the track
(save Dead End cover).
2. Push connector into the track until there is no gap between the
track unit and connector. Ensure that the contact blades are
aligning with the copper wires in the track during assembly.
3. Tighten the locking screw.
4. Tighten Spline Screws.
POWER FEED TO THE CONNECTOR(S)
DIRECT FEED FROM ABOVE CEILING--Fig.3
1. Remove the bottom cover (if required) by snapping it out of the
connector. Save cover.
2. Remove K.O. plate from the connector.
3. Remove the K.O..
4. Attach the electrical connector onto the K.O. plate using the nut
provided. Align the electrical connector such that the connector is
hidden by the track width.
5. Attach the K.O. plate onto the connector using the screw that was
previously removed.
6. Pass cable or conduit through electrical connector and clamp cable
or conduit to electrical connector.
7. Form the wires to the appropriate screw terminals. Cut and strip
wires and attach to the screw terminals. (See wiring section of
instruction sheet).
8. Snap the bottom cover onto the connector.
Bottom Cover
Dead End
Track Unit
Electrical
Connector
(by Others)
Knock Out
Nut
Conduit or Cable
(by Others)
K.O. Plate
