GOLDEN LIGHTING 3164-3P Aenon Pendant Ceiling Light Instruction Manual
- June 16, 2024
- GOLDEN LIGHTING
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GOLDEN LIGHTING 3164-3P Aenon Pendant Ceiling Light Instruction Manual
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Pendants & Linear Pendants Above a Kitchen Island
Center a linear pendant over the island. If hanging pendants, use one pendant
for every 24″ of island. Fixtures should hang at least 30″ above the
countertop.
Pendants & Chandeliers Above a Dining Room Table
Fixtures should stay at least 30″ above the table. Use a fixture that is 12″
narrower than the width of the table.
Pendants and Chandeliers in Open Areas
The bottom should hang at least 7.5 feet from the floor.
Allow clearance for any opening doors.
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Assembly Instructions
How to Identify the Fixture’s Wires Comment identifier les du luminaire
Hot: Smooth, Black, or Transparent with Black Inner Thread
Neutral: Ribbed, White or Transparent with White Inner Thread
Ground: Copper, Bare Metal, Green, or Transparent Inner Thread
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IMPORTANT:
- All installation work should be done by accredited professional.
- Shut off power supply at fuse or circuit breaker!
- Use only the specified bulbs. Do not exceed the maximum wattage!
PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION
Carefully remove the new fixture from the carton as well as the yellow bag that holds all of the parts. See the important notes above. Shut off power at the circuit breaker and remove old fixture from wall, including the old mounting strap.
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From the parts bag remove the mounting strap (B) assembly. Mounting strap (B) contains several threaded holes. Two sets of mounting screws (A & D) should be attached to mounting strap (B). You may need to tighten nuts (C) that hold mounting screws (A) in place. If the screws are not attached, please hold canopy (F) up to mounting strap (B). Line up the holes in canopy (F) with the holes in mounting strap (B). Insert mounting screws (A) into the holes in mounting strap (B) so that mounting screws (A) protrude through the holes in canopy (F). Mounting screws (A) are long, so please test the canopy against the mounting strap to see how far you should insert the screws. Tighten nuts (C) onto mounting screws (A) to hold the screws in place.
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Pull house wires through the center of the mounting strap (B). Place mounting strap (B) over the junction box and secure in place with mounting screws (D). Tighten the screws securely with a screwdriver.
ASSEMBLING THE FIXTURE -
If swivel (H) is separated from canopy (F), lock swivel (H) into canopy (F) using the hex nut that is at the top of swivel (H). Measure to determine the correct number of rods (I) needed for proper hanging height. To shorten the fixture, slide the desired number of excess rods off. If additional rods are needed, please contact the place of purchase to order more. Feed the fixture wires from post (J) through desired cap (K), rods (I), swivel (H), and canopy (F). Pull the wires until taut. Thread together rods (I) to secure. Thread the bottom rod onto the post (J) Pull the wires until taut. Thread the top rod into swivel (H) to secure the rods (I) to the canopy (F). Trim the wires to the desired length plus 8 to 10 inches.
CONNECTING THE WIRES -
Have an assistant support the fixture’s weight while completing the wiring. Refer to the wiring diagram and attach the fixture’s wires to the power supply wires from the junction box. Attach the fixture’s wires to the power supply wires from the junction box. Connect Hot to Hot (transparent wire with black inner thread, black, or smooth wire) Neutral to Neutral (transparent wire with white inner thread, white, or ribbed wire), and Ground to Ground (transparent wire with green inner thread, green wire, or copper). Twist the ends of the wire pairs together, and then twist on a wire connector. Make sure all twists are in the same direction. If there is no house ground wire coming from the junction box, locate ground screw (E) on the mounting bracket/mounting strap and wrap the fixture’s ground wire around the ground screw. Use a screwdriver to tighten the top of ground screw (E) onto the wires and into the mounting bracket/mounting strap. Tuck the wires into the junction box.
FINISHING THE INSTALLATION -
5. Lift canopy (F) up to the ceiling so that mounting screws (A) protrude through the holes in the canopy (F). Tightly thread deco nuts (G) onto the exposed threads of mounting screws (A) until canopy (F) is snug against the ceiling. Attach glass panels (M) and iron bracket (N) to the fixture by aligning holes and holding against screws (L) found on the fixture arms until screws protrude out from the holes in the glass panels (M) and iron bracket (N). Secure glass panels (M) and iron bracket (N) to fixture arms using deco nuts (O). Thread until secure. 6. Install light bulbs (not included) into sockets (P) in accordance with the fixture’s specifications. Do not exceed maximum recommended wattage. Your installation is now complete. Turn on the power and test the fixture.
