Sunco

What's in the Box?

The following items are included with your Strip Light:

• Strip Light (main unit)
• (A) J-Box Cover Plate (with Screws) x2
• (B) Self-tapping Mounting Screws x2
• (C) Plastic Anchors x2
• (D) Wire Nut x3

"Let there be light! (literally)"

Get Your Gear (Not Included)

• Drill
• Screwdriver
• Ladder
• Wire Strippers

Before You Start

Safety Information

To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or physical injury:

• Turn off power before changing fixture.
• Suitable for use in damp environments at temperatures ranging from -4°F to 122°F. Not for use where directly exposed to water.
• Not intended for use with emergency fixtures.
• Not compatible with photo controls.
• Not compatible with occupancy sensors.
• Not compatible with 3rd party sensors.
• Not compatible with all dimmers. For more dimming information, please visit www.sunco.com.
• Not compatible with timing devices.

• All electrical connections must be in accordance with local and National Electric Code (N.E.C.) standards.
• Please review installation manual carefully before proceeding. Consult a qualified electrician if you are unfamiliar with proper electrical wiring connections.

⚠️ WARNING: Cancer & Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation. Please review all instructions carefully prior to installation.

Quickstart Guide

1. Step 1: Install J-Box cover plate.

   (Diagram shows installing the J-Box cover plate.)

2. Step 2: Open luminaire by pressing sides of rectangular hole and pull down.

   (Diagram shows pressing on rectangular holes and pulling the luminaire cover down.)

3. Step 3: Fix luminaire to ceiling.

   (Diagram shows mounting the luminaire to the ceiling.)

4. Step 4: Connect supply wires, then snap luminaire into place.

   (Diagram shows connecting wires and securing the luminaire.)

Installation Guide

STEP 1

a. Remove components from accessory bag.

(Diagram shows components A, B, and C from the accessory bag.)

STEP 2

a. Align J-Box cover plate (A) with the center of the luminaire and install with cover plate screws.

(Diagram illustrates aligning the J-Box cover plate (A) and securing it with screws.)

Installation Guide (Cont.)

STEP 3

a. Open luminaire cover by pressing down both sides of the narrow rectangular holes, then pull down.

(Diagram shows pressing down on the blue circled regions of the luminaire cover and pulling it down.)

STEP 4

a. Align luminaire to the ceiling and mark drilling holes to the desired location (range at about 86-88.5 inches).

b. Drill pilot holes, insert plastic anchors (B), then fix luminaire to the ceiling using self-tapping screws (C).

(Diagram shows aligning the luminaire on the ceiling, marking holes, drilling, inserting anchors, and securing with screws.)

Installation Guide (Cont.)

STEP 5

a. Connect light wires with supply wires:

• Black to Black (Live)
• White to White (Neutral)
• Green to Bare Copper (Ground)

b. Optional: To use dimming features, connect wires:

• Purple to Purple
• Pink to Pink

(Diagram shows detailed wire connections, including optional dimming wires.)

STEP 6

a. Close the lens cover and ensure it is snapped into place.

(Diagram shows closing the luminaire's lens cover.)

Product Details

Recommended Dimmers

(Note: A QR code in the original document suggested scanning for a full compatible dimmer list.)

Specifications

Common Troubleshooting

We've got you covered! Our troubleshooting section is here to shed some light and provide you with easy-to-follow solutions for any problem.

If you still need some assistance, feel free to contact Sunco. Our team of lighting experts are happy to help brighten your day.

Installation

Dimming

Flickering

Buzzing

Light Distribution Angle

The lighting distribution angle determines how light spreads from a source and impacts its illumination. Two main types exist: symmetric and asymmetric.

Symmetric Lighting: This emits light evenly in all directions, forming a cone-shaped pattern. Great for general lighting in large areas, it's used for tasks like area illumination, security, and perimeter lighting. Also applied in up-lighting.

Asymmetric Lighting (Beam Angle): This directs light in a specific direction, reducing glare and spill. Ideal for task lighting, it's common in settings like landscapes, retail stores, and museums.

Note: Reflectors, lenses, and source-to-surface distance can affect the lighting distribution angle.

(Diagram shows a polar plot representing light intensity distribution. Key values: Maximum Candela = 1712.2 Located At Horizontal Angle = 30, Vertical Angle = 1. #1-Vertical Plane Through Horizontal Angles (30.210)(Through Max. Cd.). #2-Horizontal Cone Through Vertical Angle (1) (Through Max. Cd.).)

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