A04570 Pendant Light Installation Guide

WARNING

(To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or personal injury):

• We suggest installation by a licensed electrician.
• Please read the instruction carefully and save it as you may need it at a later time.
• Before you start, NEVER attempt any work without shutting off the electricity until the work is done.
  • Go to the main fuse, or circuit breaker, box in your home. Place the main power switch in the "[power-off symbol]" position.
  • Place the wall switch in the "[power-off symbol]" position.
• Mounting surface should be clean, dry, flat, strong enough and 1/4" larger than the canopy on all sides. Any gaps between the mounting surface and canopy exceeding 3/16" should be corrected as required.
• Make sure that the ceiling or wall can stand the weight of the lamp before installation.
• Make sure the voltage you are using is 120V. The maximum wattage is 60W per bulb.
• Keep the lamp away from acidic and alkaline substances in case of damaging the surface of the lamp.
• When replacing bulbs, you should turn off or unplug the lamp and you must wait until it is cool as bulbs get hot quickly.
• The safety instructions appearing in this manual are not meant to cover all possible conditions that may occur. It must be understood that common sense, caution and care must be used with any electrical products.

Finished Product

A diagram showing a pendant light fixture with a ceiling canopy, three hanging cords, and three glass shades, each with a socket at the bottom.

Tools Required (Not Included)

Before starting assembly and installation please prepare the needed tools as below picture:

• Ladder: [ladder icon]
• Phillips head.flat blade screwdriver: [screwdriver icon]
• Electrical tape: [tape icon]
• Pliers: [pliers icon]
• Wire cutter/Stripper: [wire cutters icon]

Parts and Accessories

Parts Type & Qty Including:

• (C) Single bar (1)
• (D) Green ground screw (1)
• (E) Canopy (1)
• (F) Strain relief (3)
• (G) Hex nut (1)
• (H) Cap nut (1)
• (I) Cord (3)
• (J) Socket (3)
• (K) Glass shade (3)
• (L) Socket ring (3)

Accessories & Qty Enclosed:

• (A) Plastic Wire Connector (3)
• (B) Mounting screw (2)
• (M) Allen wrench (1)

Diagram of an electrical outlet box connection. Shows components labeled A through M, illustrating the fixture's connection to the outlet box and ceiling. A indicates the ceiling connection, B the mounting screw, C the single bar, D the green ground screw, E the canopy, F the strain relief, G the hex nut, H the cap nut, I the cord, J the socket, K the glass shade, L the socket ring, and M the Allen wrench.

Assembly & Installation Instructions

1. Carefully remove the fixture from the carton and check that all parts and accessories are included as shown in the above illustration.

2. Turn off power

   Before you start the installation, NEVER attempt any work without shutting off the electricity until the work is done.

   • Go to the main fuse, or circuit breaker, box in your home. Place the main power switch in the "[power-off symbol]" position.
   • Place the wall switch in the "[power-off symbol]" position.
3. Unscrew hex nut (G) and cap nut (H) from single bar (C).

4. Adjust the length of cords (H) to achieve the desired height of the mounted fixture.

   • Use Allen wrench (M) to unscrew the screws in strain reliefs (F), carefully pull and push cords (I) through canopy (E) and strain reliefs (F) to lengthen or shorten the length of cords (I).
   • Once the desired height of fixture is achieved, carefully tighten the screws till snug.

   Diagram illustrating the adjustment of cord lengths. It shows the use of an Allen wrench (M) to loosen screws in strain reliefs (F), allowing cords (I) to be pulled through the canopy (E) and strain reliefs (F) to set the desired fixture height.

5. Secure single bar (C) to the outlet box with mounting screws (B).

   NOTE: the side of single bar (C) marked "GND" [ground symbol] must face out.

   Diagram showing the single bar (C) being attached to the outlet box using mounting screws (B). The side of the single bar marked 'GND' [ground symbol] is oriented to face outwards.

6. Make wire connections.

   Connect wires as below wires connection shown. REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CHARTS, NEVER CONNECT OTHER WIRES TO GROUND WIRES.

   Connect ground wires according to the below chart

   Diagrams illustrating ground wire connections. Chart A shows the fixture ground wire connecting to the outlet box ground wire via a green ground screw on the single bar (C), with dimples on the bar. Chart B shows the fixture ground wire connecting to the outlet box ground wire via a green ground screw and a cupped washer on the single bar (C).

   Connect wires according to the below chart

   Chart detailing wire connections. It specifies connecting the Black or Red Supply Wire to the Black wire of the fixture, which can be a parallel cord (round & smooth), or a clear, brown, gold, or black wire without a tracer, or an insulated wire with a copper conductor. The White Supply Wire connects to the White wire of the fixture, which can be a parallel cord (square & ridged), or a clear, brown, gold, or black wire with a tracer, or an insulated wire with a silver conductor. A note clarifies that for parallel wires (SPT I & SPT II), the neutral wire is square-shaped or ridged, and the other wire will be round or smooth.

7. Twist wires together with plastic wire connector (A) until tightly joined, and wrap each connector with approved electrical tape for a more secure connection, then carefully tuck all wires into the outlet box.

   Raise canopy (E) to the ceiling and secure canopy (E) in place by tightening hex nut (G) and cap nut (H) onto the preassembled threaded nipple on single bar (C).

   NOTE: The canopy (E) should be snug against the ceiling and cap nut (H). If not, adjust the threaded length of the preassembled threaded nipple on single bar (C) by unscrewing the preassembled hex nut and then screwing the pre-assembled threaded nipple in or out of single bar (C) until the secure length is achieved. Tighten the preassembled hex nut and back to step 7.

   Diagram showing the canopy (E) being raised to the ceiling and secured. Hex nut (G) and cap nut (H) are tightened onto the preassembled threaded nipple on the single bar (C). The diagram illustrates how to adjust the nipple length if the canopy is not snug against the ceiling.

8. 1) Unscrew socket rings (L) from sockets (J). Carefully place glass shades (K) on sockets (J), then secure glass shades (K) with socket rings (L).

   2) Install bulbs (Not included) (Please do not exceed the maximum wattage recommended on the socket.)

   Diagram illustrating the attachment of glass shades. It shows socket rings (L) being unscrewed from sockets (J), glass shades (K) being placed onto sockets (J), and then secured with socket rings (L). A space is indicated for bulb installation.

9. Check everything is already installed properly, then you could turn on the light. Enjoy!

Ordering Parts

Keep this sheet for future reference in case you need to order replacement parts. All parts for this fixture can be ordered from the place of purchase. Be sure to use exact wording from illustration when ordering parts.

Cleaning

To clean, wipe the fixture with a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive materials such as scouring pads or powders, steel wool or abrasive paper.