Gotham PDPF Elevations - Manuel (Page 3)

· Insulation is too close to fixture · Remove insulation from around module (at least 3")
Check for any visible damage to the lamp or frame-in module. If they seem in good condition, locate the problem in the
following list of possible causes and corrective actions.
GOTHAM ARCHITECTURAL DOWNLIGHTING
A DIVISION OF ACUITY LIGHTING GROUP , INC.
1400 Lester Road Conyers Georgia 30012
P 800 315 4982 F 770 860 3129
www.gothamlighting.com
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Elevations
®
Performance Decorative Pendant
PDPA, PDPF
Upon receipt, thoroughly inspect for any
freight damage which should be brought to
the attention of the delivery carrier. Compare
the catalog description listed on the packing
slip with the label on the carton to ensure you
have received the correct merchandise.
®
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
For Your Protection, Read Carefully
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Direct Mount (PDPA or PDPF)
I. Ground Prep
1. Temporarily remove top cap and any round decorative piece to expose
support bracket.
2. Removing socket assembly from box, attach socket cup to reflector (per trim
instructions).
3. Route socket conductors through center hole on exposed support bracket.
4. Route conductors through top cap, replace the top cap, leaving screws
protruding 1/2 in. through keyholes (See Figure 1A).
5. Separate j-box pan from canopy by loosening the (3) side screws. Twist apart
to separate. VERIFY THAT THE ROUND DECORATIVE ELEMENT (IF RE-
QUIRED) IS ON PRIOR TO CONTINUING!
6. Route socket conductors from fixture through canopy piece hole and place
canopy over extended screws on fixture top (See Figure 1B).
7. Adjust canopy piece and fixture cap until both screw heads are fully captured
on both parts. Tighten both screws in position. SCREWS MUST BE COM-
PLETELY FORWARD IN KEYHOLES FOR FIXTURE TO BE CENTERED! Adjust if
necessary.
II. Ceiling Installation
8. Hang mounting pan by routing j-box wires through back of pan, and using
either 3.5 or 4.5 inch key holes, secure to j-box (See Figure 1C).
9. Hook the safety chain to the canopy's support tab to suspend the entire
assembly. Make all required electrical connections using wire-nuts.
10. ! WARNING! Possible falling hazard and risk of serious injury.
Gather both cord and socket leads into tie strap strain relief so that a
minimum of two inches of cord conductors with socket conductors are pulled
inside tie strap. Make connections with wire nuts. Pull tie strap tight enough
to strain relieve all connections. Trim excess strap material (See Figure 1D).
11. Tighten screws. INSTALLATION COMPLETE.
1. Electric current can cause painful shock
or serious injury unless handled properly.
For your safety, always remember the fol-
lowing:

Turn off the power supply.

Ground the fixture to avoid potential
electrical shocks.

Do not handle an energized fixture or
energize any fixture with wet hands,
when standing on a wet or damp
surface, or in water.

Double check all electrical connections
to be sure they are tight and correct.
2. Specific safety information concerning
lamps:
Figure 1A
TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART
Figure 1B

Match wattage of fixture and lamp
exactly.

Do not remove or insert lamp when
power is on.

Do not scratch glass or subject lamp to
undue pressure as either may cause
lamp breakage.

Protect operating lamp from sources
of moisture.
Symptom
LAMP FAILS TO
LIGHT
LAMP GOES OUT
AFTER LIGHTING
LAMP CYCLES
ON AND OFF
Possible Cause
·
Circuit feeding the fixture not energized
· Wiring error in circuit or module connection
· Faulty lamp
· Line or ballast output
· Faulty ballast
· Ambient temperature too low
· Faulty lamp
· Lamp wattage too high
· Ballast output voltage low
Corrective Action
· Check circuit breaker or fuse to ensure that circuit is energized.
· Examine fixture splice box to ensure that connections are correct.
· Remove the faulty lamp and substitute another lamp, preferably one that
is known to light. If the lamp lights, replace the original with a new one.
· Check line voltage at fixture. Check open circuit voltage.
· Check circuit continuity.
· Check ballast rating against existing environmental conditions.
· Occasionally a lamp will exhibit this symptom rather than simply
failing to light. Substitute a new lamp.
· Install lamp wattage specified in housing.
· Check line voltage at the fixture. Check open circuit voltage.
Part No. CJ52006
©2005 Gotham
Rev. C 01/2014
Elevations ® -
Part I
GOTHAM ARCHITECTURAL DOWNLIGHTING
A DIVISION OF ACUITY LIGHTING GROUP , INC.
1400 Lester Road Conyers Georgia 30012
P 800 315 4982 F 770 860 3129
www.gothamlighting.com