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Installation Guide
V1.1 03/21
P. 16 of 24
2.4 Power Wiring
The ProPoint Sconce luminaire is supplied with a 1.8 meter (6 foot) long power feed cable. This cable
may be field-cut to the required length by the installer.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock. Make sure that the branch circuit is disconnected prior to
installation or inspection..
CAUTION
Make sure that the cable is protected from cuts and abrasions that may result in
damage to the outer jacket.
CAUTION
IP failure induced by stressed/damaged cable entry points during or after installation
will void the product warranty.
NOTICE
A voltage divider is recommended (and may be required by local electrical code)
when a single junction box is utilized for termination of the power supply and data
cables.
NOTICE
Cable bend radius must NOT be less than the Minimum Bending Radius (4 X Cable
Diameter) as specified by cable manufacturer and the Non-Bendable Length of 5cm
(2in) near the cable gland MUST be adhered to. In addition to the Minimum Bending
Radius, ensure that 5cm (2in) of cable at the connector junction is kept straight.
CAUTION
Ensure that the power and data cabling is routed so that the luminaire mounting
interface does not crush the power and/or data cable jacketing.
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Tighten both set screws so that each screw engages securely in the surface mount bracket groove.
CAUTION
Both set screws must engage within the groove. Failure of the set screws to engage
the groove could result in the luminaire separating from the surface mount bracket.
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Tighten both lock nuts over the set screws. Grasp the luminaire body and rotate it back and forth on
the mounting bracket to ensure that the fixture is securely fastened.
CAUTION
Do not rotate the luminaire more than 180 degrees. Rotating more than 180 degrees
may cause the power and/or data cables to bind inside the unit resulting in damage.
