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Date Issued: 05/31/16 IS-6719-US

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CAUTION – RISK OF SHOCK –

Disconnect Power at the main circuit breaker panel or main fuse

box before starting and during the installation.

1) Thread hexnut onto threaded pipe so that 5 threads are

exposed below hexnut. From underside of mounting strap,

thread long end of threaded pipe into hole in mounting strap

until hexnut touches mounting strap. Tighten hexnut against

mounting strap.

2) Thread second hexnut onto other end of threaded pipe.

Tighten hexnut up against mounting strap.

3) Attach mounting strap to outlet box with strap mounting

screws

4) Grounding instructions: (See Illus. A or B)

A) On ﬁxtures where mounting strap is provided with a

hole and two raise dimples. Wrap ground wire from

outlet box around green ground screw, and thread into

hole.

B) On ﬁxtures where a cupped washer is provided. Put

ground wire from outlet box under cupped washer and

green ground screw and thread screw into hole in

mounting strap.

If ﬁxture is provided with ground wire. Connect ﬁxture

ground wire to outlet box ground wire with wire connector,

after following the above steps. Never connect ground wire

to black or white power supply wires.

5) Make wire connections. Reference chart below for correct

connections and wire accordingly.

6) Push ﬁxture to wall carefully passing threaded pipe through

hole in canopy. Make sure all wires are inside canopy and

do not get pinched between wall and canopy of ﬁxture.

7) Screw lockup knob onto threaded pipe. Tighten lockup knob

to secure ﬁxture to wall.

8) Set glass down over socket. Pass hole in glass over socket

and rest on glass cup.

9) Thread socket ring onto socket. Tighten socket ring to se-

cure glass in place. (DO NOT over tighten.)

10) Insert recommended bulb(s). (Not included)

GREEN GROUND

SCREW

CUPPED

WASHER

OUTLET BOX

GROUND

FIXTURE

GROUND

DIMPLES

WIRE CONNECTOR

OUTLET BOX

GROUND

GREEN GROUND

SCREW

FIXTURE

GROUND

Connect Black or

Red Supply Wire to:

Connect

White Supply Wire to:

Black White

*Parallel cord (round & smooth) *Parallel cord (square & ridged)

Clear, Brown, Gold or Black

without tracer

Clear, Brown, Gold or Black

with tracer

Insulated wire (other than green)

with copper conductor

Insulated wire (other than green)

with silver conductor

*Note: When parallel wires (SPT I & SPT II)

are used. The neutral wire is square shaped

or ridged and the other wire will be round in

shape or smooth (see illus.)

Neutral Wire

SOCKET RING

GLASS

SOCKET

SOCKET CUP

LOCK-UP

KNOB

CANOPY

MOUNTING STRAP

THREADED

PIPE

HEXNUT

STRAP MOUNTING SCREW

OUTLET BOX

WIRE

CONNECTORS

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Brand	Kichler
Model	6719NI Dover
Category	Lamps
File type	PDF
File size	0.19 MB

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