Besa Lighting Pahu 8 User Manual
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Model 1KS Series -01 (Med. Base Pendant Set 120V)
1KS.01, Rev.4 12-11
Caution: Turn off power to electrical box before installing
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B
6695 Taylor Rd. Blacklick, OH 43004
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E
D
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1. Carefully unpack parts. Remove
the Canopy (A) from the Mounting
Plate by unscrewing the three (3)
Retainers. Fully remove the
Retainers from the threaded
nipple, then pull the canopy
from the Mounting Plate.
G
4. Prior to installing the canopy, the
cord length must be adjusted.
Loosen the set screw on the Strain
Relief (G), the feed the cord up
through until reaching the desired
length. Tighten the set screw until
the cord is firmly in place.
NOTE: For a curvy cord
appearance, leave about 25%
slack for shaping of the cord
Once the cord length has
been adjusted, the cord must
be shortened above the canopy.
When shortened, insure that
there is 6” or more of wire
above the canopy.
2. Install the provided Mounting
Screws (C) into the Outlet Box,
leaving 1/4” of threading as shown.
Pull the House Wires from the
Outlet Box and extend through
the center opening in the Mounting
Plate (D).
Align the circular openings of
the Keyhole Slots (E) with the
Screws then push the Mounting
Plate up over the Outlet Box.
Rotate the Mounting Plate and
secure with Mounting Screws.
White Stripe
J
Clear
H
Bare or Green Stripe
5. Attach the the bare copper fixture
ground wire and bare (or green
striped) ground conductor from the
cord to the supply ground and secure
with provided Wire Nut Connector (H).
Connect the cord conductors from
the fixture cord to the supply
conductors with Wire Nut Connectors
(J) as shown: Cord conductor with
white stripe to white supply wire and
clear cord conductor to black supply
wire.
NOTE:
When using the clear style cord,
it is advised that the installer
confirm the polarity per
instructions on the next page.
3. Shorten the three (3) cables to
the desired length by pushing
the cable up through the Cable
Retainers (F). Trim off the excess
cable length, leaving about 3”
of slack for final adjustment.
To lower the cables, push the
Cable Retainer up, which will
release the cable and allow it
to be lowered.
6. Prior to replacing the canopy,
push the house wiring and
wirenuts up through the center
opening and into the Outlet Box.
Push the canopy up tight to the
ceiling as shown, then secure
with the Retainers. Do not
overtighten the retainers, as this
could make it difficult to remove.
Replacement parts for this 120V Voltage Pendant Set are as follows:
#T1KS100-SN.01 - 100W 10’ clear cordset and 3 support cables with Nickel Hardware
For Bronze cordset, use “BR” in place ”SN”. For 15’ cordset, place “L” after metal finish.
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Use With
these Models:
• Pahu 8
(x00607)
• Tamburo 8
(4006xx)
(4387xx)
POLARITY INSTRUCTIONS
Using a Continuity Tester or Multimeter,
confirm the following connections:
• Clear Conductor with White Stripe (Neutral/White)
is connected to the Socket Screwshell. This wire is
to be connected to house supply white conductor.
• Clear Conductor (Hot/Black) is connected
to the Socket Center Contact. This wire is
to be connected to house supply black wire.
7. For a single Glass Shade luminaire, secure Glass Shade (A), per Left Hand diagram below, using Glass
Holder Rods and Decorative Posts. For a double Glass Shade luminaire, secure Inner Glass Shade
(B) first, per Right Hand diagram below, using the Glass Holder Rods, then secure Outer Glass Shade
(A) using the Decorative Posts. Adjust Glass Holder Rods to ensure proper fit of the Decorative Posts.
8. Install bulb per label on luminaire.
SOCKET
SCREWSHELL
SOCKET
CENTER CONTACT
9. Final balance adjustments, if necessary, can then be made by turning the
Thumbscrews located on the top of the mounting bracket.
10. Restore power.
Thumbscrew
Glass Holder Rod
Decorative Post*
B
A
Thumbscrew
Glass Holder Rod
Decorative Post*
*-Decorative Posts provided
may vary in appearance,
than as shown
A
NOTE:
Glass Shade is for instructional purposes.
Actual Glass Shade may vary in size and shape.
All electrical connections and the installation of this fixture must be in agreement with local codes,
ordinances or the NEC (National Electric Code) or CEC (Canadian Electrical Code).
Do not connect this fixture to an electrical system that does not provide a means for equipment grounding.
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