Assembly/ User Instructions
These assembly diagrams are intended as a guide – if in doubt consult a qualified electrician.
Endon lighting
LS9 0SE
20160704
F370 08v1
Diagram A
Diagram B.
1.
Decide on the position of the light fitting / or
remove existing light fitting. Take a note of
the position of the electrical connections
.
Make sure the surface is solid, preferably a
brick or block wall and ensure that there
are no cables or pipes beneath the surface.
If the wall is timber frame and plasterboard
then please use appropriate fixings.
2.
See
Diagram A
. Remove the back fixing
housing by undoing the 2 side screws (1),
retain for re-use.
3.
Bring the incoming mains supply through
the grommet in the back housing and then
use the back fixing housing (2) as a
template to mark the screw holes, mark the
screw holes and secure to the mounting
surface (wall plugs are shown here) with
the screws (3) supplied.
4.
Diagram B
. Support your fitting and
connect the house wiring to the terminal
block (4) – see wiring details
. NOTE:
This
is a Class II fitting and must not be
earthed.
If you have any earth cables
make sure that they are connected to
each other – to maintain earth continuity
throughout your property – and wrap
the earth terminal and connections in 2
layers of good quality insulation tape
and keep them away from the terminal
connections of the fitting.
Open the
terminal block box and take out the long
tailed grommet, sliding it up the house
supply cable. Cut and strip the cable and
connect it to the terminal block as shown.
Close the box.
5.
Secure the fitting back onto the back
housing with the 2 side screws (1),
removed in 2 above. Make sure that all the
internal cables and connections are inside
the ceiling cup taking care not to trap or
strain the internal cables. Ensure that any
silicon seals are correctly fitted to maintain
the ingress protection of the fitting.
6.
Fit the adjustment handle (5).
7.
Fit the bulb (6) and then carefully screw /
push the covers (7) onto the spot heads.
NOTE; Never fit bulbs of a higher
wattage than those specified on the
label (as these may cause overheating
and damage the fitting).
8.
T
urn on the power and test using the pull
switch.
Wiring Details
