U.S. Sunlight Spectrum Light Kit - Manual

Light Kit Installation
for Spectrum Skylight Tubes
TOOLS REQUIRED
• Ladder
• Power drill
•
⅛ “ and
½ “ drill bits
• Measuring tape or ruler
• Pen or marker
• Phillips Drill Bit
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and our environment.
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Before beginning the installation of your Light Kit, please read through the entire installation
instructions and call us if you have any questions.
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Step 1
Measure & mark a spot 2½” from the bottom edge on your Lower Stainless Steel Ring.
If your Spectrum Skylight Tube is already installed, start at Step 4. (fig. 1)
Step 3
Drill a ½“ hole through your pilot hole. (fig. 3)
Step 2
Drill a ⅛“ pilot hole on your “marked spot”. (fig. 2)
Step 4
After having installed the Lower Ring in the Skylight
Tube as instructed in your separate “Spectrum Skylight
Tube Installation Instructions”, re-drill the ½“ hole, to
clear any obstruction of tubing or duct tape. (fig. 4)
fig. 1 fig. 3 fig. 2
fig. 4
We recommend using a 100 Watt equivalent Compact Flourescent Light Bulb (CFL)
USE 60 WATT MAXIMUM LIGHTBULB
(not included)
Step 5
Insert the flexible metal tube of the Light Kit through the
hole you have drilled. Now, while holding the Light Kit in
position, use a power drill with a phillips head drill bit and
screw the three self-drilling screws through the guide
holes on the Light Kit and into the ceiling frame. (fig. 5)
fig. 5
Consult a licensed electrician to complete the installation process, complying with all applicable building codes.
Step 6
Wiring from the light must be properly terminated inside a junction box and securely affixed to a structural member in
the attic per local building codes.
2½”