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Step 8. Remove screw and cover
from SPLICE COMPARTMENT.
Step 9. With hex key (allen wrench)
provided, loosen set screws on
UPPER AND LOWER TERMINALS.
Remove cord.
Step 10. Slide cord sleeve tube
towards stripped end of wire until
stripped end just disappears into
tube. DO NOT FULLY REMOVE
TUBE FROM CORD.
Step 11. Using cord sleeve tube as a
threading device insert tube into bottom of shade and thread through
hole in top of shade (or through center hole in spider-type shades).
Simultaneously push wire up through
shade while pulling on cord sleeve
tube.
Step 12. Push/Pull on cord until it is
completely through the cord sleeve
tube.
Step 13. IF NOT SHORTENING
CORD, PROCEED TO STEP 20.
Caution: To reduce the risk of fire and electrical shock use these products only with the appropriate Juno trac system or monopoints.
WARNING: Make sure power is off before assembly.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLING CORD SET TO SHADE
Step 1. Read all instructions completely
before beginning installation. Keep
these instructions in a safe place for
future reference.
Step 2. To reduce the risk of fire and
burns, do not install pendant cords
where the exposed conductor can be
shorted or contact any conductive
material.
Step 3. If pendant shade can be acci-
dentally touched it is recommended
that lamp wattage be reduced to 35
watts.
Step 4. Do not install any shade closer
then 6 inches (15.25 cm) from any curtain or similar combustible materials.
Step 5. To reduce the risk of fire and
overheating make sure all connections
are tight.
Step 6. Turn off the electrical power
before modifying the lighting system in
any way.
Step 7. Qualified electricians, in accor-
dance with local electrical codes should
perform all installations.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
SHORTENING CORD SET
Step 14. Determine cord length
desired by holding cord set alongside
installed, not electrically energized
splice compartment. Cut cord at point
level with top edge of UPPER TERMINAL.
Step 15. Remove adapter from trac or
monopoint.
STEPS: 8, 9, 13
UPPER
TERMINAL
SET
SCREWS
LOWER
TERMINAL
CUT
TO EDGE
OF UPPER
TERMINAL
SPLICE COMPARTMENT
STEPS: 10, 11, 12
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Product Services Phone (888) 387-2212
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FOR TP, TLP AND TFP PENDANT CORD SETS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Using CORD SLEEVE as a
threading device pass cord
through shade.
Simultaneously push & pull
sleeve and cord through
fixture.
SAFETY CAPSULE
SPRINGS
When using HALOGEN
BI-PIN CAPSULE lamps,
the frosted glass
SAFETY CAPSULE
(provided) MUST be
installed.
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SELECTING AND INSTALLING LAMPS
HALOGEN BI-PIN CAPSULES are popular for use in pendants due to excellent color rendering, efficiency and evenness of illumination.
Holding lamp with plastic bag or soft cloth, insert in socket. DO NOT TOUCH LAMP WITH BARE FINGERS. These lamps MUST BE USED
WITH GLASS SAFETY CAPSULE/DIFFUSER (supplied).
XELOGEN
®
FROSTED BI-PIN CAPSULES have performance similar to halogen bi-pin capsules but with longer life, no handling
restrictions and do not
require use of GLASS SAFETY CAPSULE.
MR16CG (Cover Glass) lamps provide more downlighting but do not illuminate glass shades well. They are well suited for metal shades.
When using MR16CG lamps, bend CAPSULE SPRINGS outward before installing lamp.
To use MR16CG lamp with TLP328 DISC shade, back off socket screws one full turn, remove springs, and retighten screws.
Shades are rated at 50 WATTS MAXIMUM, except:
For metal shades TLP315 FLUTE MIDNIGHT AND SILVER FINISHES and TLP327 RLM MIDNIGHT FINISH ONLY, shades are rated for
37 WATTS MAXIMUM! If a shade can be accidentally touched, it is recommended that lamp wattage be reduced to 37 WATTS OR LESS!
Step 16. Push back OUTER BRAIDED CONDUCTOR
enough to allow it to expand in diameter.
Step 17. Using a small pair of scissors snip a slit in the
OUTER BRAIDED CONDUCTOR lengthwise along the cord
1/2” long.
Step 18. Pull OUTER BRAIDED CONDUCTOR off and to
the side of the inner conductor and snip off braided conductor as squarely as possible.
Step 19. Using fingers, tightly wrap OUTER BRAIDED
CONDUCTOR around insulation of INNER CONDUCTOR.
When finished, 1/2” of the insulated INNER CONDUCTOR
should remain visible.
Step 20. With pliers hold onto cord at point shown in
illustration below. Strip insulation off of INNER
CONDUCTOR 1/4”. Twist wires into tight bundle.
Step 21. CAUTION: Inspect and trim any loose wires from
the OUTER BRAIDED CONDUCTOR to make sure they
cannot in any way make electrical contact with the exposed
end of the INNER CONDUCTOR.
Step 22. Slowly and gently insert stripped end of cord set
into both terminals. Slight left-and-right rotation of wires can
simplify this operation.
Step 23. Make sure exposed end of INNER CONDUCTOR
is fully inserted into UPPER TERMINAL. Make sure the
plastic insulation does not enter terminal. Tighten set
screw securely.
Step 24. Visually inspect to ensure that the OUTER
BRAIDED CONDUCTOR is fully inserted into LOWER
TERMINAL and that no loose wires can reach or come in
contact with UPPER TERMINAL. Tighten set screw
securely.
Step 25. Re-check connections and securely tighten both
set screws.
Step 26. Holding the assembly in your hand with your thumb
pressing down on both terminals, pull on the cordset to
ensure that the electrical and mechanical connection is
secure. Re-install and re-tighten as needed.
Step 27. Replace cover and screw.
Step 28. READ “SELECTING AND INSTALLING LAMPS”
BELOW.
ETL CLASSIFIED
CONFORMS TO UL
STD 1598 AND
CSA STD. C22.2
NO.250
3054160
PUSH
DOWN
OUTER
BRAIDED
CONDUCTOR
TO EXPAND
DIAMETER
SLIT OUTER
BRAIDED
CONDUCTOR
1/2"
WITH SCISSORS
1/2"
STEPS: 16, 17
FULLY
REMOVE
OUTER
BRAIDED
CONDUCTOR
1/2"
AND WRAP
STRANDS
TIGHTLY
1/2"
INNER CONDUCTOR
HOLD HERE WITH
PLIERS BEFORE
STRIPPING INNER
CONDUCTOR!!!
OUTER BRAIDED
CONDUCTOR
FULL SIZE
STRIP GAUGE
1/4"
STEPS: 18, 19
STEPS: 20, 21
UPPER
TERMINAL
NO LOOSE
STRANDS
OF WIRE
ALLOWED
IN THIS
AREA
LOWER
TERMINAL
STEPS: 22 - 26
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WARRANTY
Juno Lighting Group warrants that its products are free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of
purchase. Juno Lighting Group’s obligation is expressly limited to repair or replacement, without charge, at Juno Lighting Group’s
factory after prior written return authorization has been granted. This warranty shall not apply to products which have been altered
or repaired outside of Juno Lighting Group’s factory. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, and
without limiting the generality of the foregoing phrase, excludes any implied warranty of merchantability. Also, there are no
warranties which extend beyond the description of the product on the company’s literature setting forth terms of sale.
Product Services Phone (888) 387-2212
1300 South Wolf Road • Des Plaines, IL 60018 • Phone 800-323-5068 • www.junolightinggroup.com
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