AURORALIGHT PTA625102 Landscape Scepter Installation Guide

September 14, 2024
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AURORALIGHT PTA625102 Landscape Scepter

Specifications

  • Model: PTA625102 / PTA625204
  • Wire Gauge: 18GA lead wires
  • Supply Cable: 12GA SPT-3 Underground Cable
  • Required Tools: 3/32 Allen Key, Heavy Mallet/Hammer, Wire Cutter/Stripper

Product Usage Instructions

  1. Disconnect transformer from electrical supply and ensure power supply is off.
  2. Pound the ground stake fully into the soil, ensuring it is plumb.
  3. Feed the 18GA lead wires through the ground stake and out of the wire exit hole.
  4. Connect the 18GA lead wires to the 12GA underground supply cable using UL listed connectors.
  5. The underground supply cable must be SPT-3 Underground Low Energy Cable.
  6. Ensure the luminaire is not buried more than 6 inches deep.
  7. Protect small gauge cable from damage by routing it close to the luminaire or adjacent structures.
  8. Install the luminaire according to local codes and NEC regulations.
  9. For installations near pools, spas, or fountains, follow NEC Code 680.22(B)(6).

FAQ

  • Q: Can I install the fixture myself?
    A: Fixtures should always be installed by a licensed electrician to prevent electrical shock and ensure proper installation.

  • Q: What type of cable should be used for the power supply?
    A: The luminaire requires a 12GA SPT-3 Underground Cable for the power supply.

  • Q: How deep can I bury the luminaire?
    A: Do not bury the luminaire more than 6 inches deep to avoid damage and ensure proper functioning.

  • Q: What precautions should I take for small gauge cables?
    A: Protect small gauge cables by routing them close to the luminaire or adjacent structures to prevent damage in the landscape.

  • Q: What happens if I don’t follow local codes and regulations during installation?
    A: Failure to install the luminaire according to local codes and NEC regulations may result in serious injury or damage to the luminaire. Always adhere to safety standards.

REQUIRED TOOLS:

  • 3/32 Allen Key (Included)
  • Heavy Mallet/Hammer
  • Wire Cutter / Stripp er

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. To prevent electrical shock, disconnect the transformer from the electrical supply and make sure the power supply is completely off before installation. Fixtures should always be installed by a licensed electrician.
  2. Pound the ground stake fully into the soil, the stake should be plumb.
  3. Loosen the set screw with the supplied Allen key and remove the ½” adapter from the stem assembly. Screw the ½” adapter into the ground stake and tighten it down by hand.
  4. Feed the 18GA lead wires through the ground stake and out of the lead wire exit hole (see figure).
  5. Slide the stem assembly into the ½” adapter until it fully stops. Tighten the set screw down to secure in place.
  6. Separate the 2-conductor 18GA lead wires by pulling apart the ends approximately 10”. Strip about ½” of the insulation off the ends (see figure).
  7. Connect the 18GA lead wires to the 12GA underground supply cable using UL-listed connectors suitable for underground burial or wet location (see figure for configuration).
  8. The underground supply cable for power supply to this luminaire shall be SPT-3 Underground Low Energy Cable and listed as such (see figure).

TIP: Small gauge cable is vulnerable to damage in the landscape; Protect by routing near the luminaire or adjacent to a concrete slab or similar structure. Do not bury more than 6” deep. Do not over-tighten.
WARNING : Luminaire must be installed following local codes and the National Electrical Code (NEC). Failure to do so may result in serious injury and or damage to the luminaire.
WARNING: Risk of electric shock. Install per NEC Code 680.22(B (6), if listed low voltage luminaires are to be located near a pool, spa or fountain.

P. 760.931.2910
E. techsupport@auroralight.com
O. 2742 Loker Ave. W Carlsbad CA 92010
W. www.auroralight.com

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