Gotham High Elevations 14 User Manual
Page 3

Part No. CJ520086
©2008 Gotham
Rev A. 5/08
High Elevations
®
8.
Install the lower pendant assembly by engaging the 4 screws located on the
bottom of the ballast housing in the keyhole slots of the white painted bracket.
For HID units without decorative glass, the keyhole slots are located behind the
holes in the upper portion of the reflector. Tighten screws until snug (See
Figure 7). WARNING!!! RISK OF INJURY OR DEATH!!! IF SCREWS ARE NOT
TIGHTENED SECURELY, LOWER PENDANT ASSEMBLY MAY FALL!!
9.
Determine required length of cable and adjust as required. (10 FEET OF CABLE
PROVIDED). It is recommended that the cut end of cable be soldered or glued to
prevent it from fraying.
10. Insert end of the power cord at least 8 inches into the hole located next to the
aircraft cable glider (See Figure 8).
11. Loosen two screws holding the painted cover on the ballast housing, disengag-
ing them from the keyhole slots (See Figure 2). Lift the cover and place it behind
a screw located on the ballast housing bracket (See Figure 3).
12. Determine required length of cord and make necessary cuts (10 FEET OF CORD
PROVIDED).
13. Make required wire connections and tuck all wires inside ballast housing
bracket.
14. Install power cord strain relief on cord jacket just below the hole in the ballast
bracket (See Figure 10). WARNING!!! RISK OF INJURY OR DEATH!!! CABLE
SUPPORTS WEIGHT OF FIXTURE. CORD CANNOT BE USED TO SUPPORT WEIGHT.
IF AIRCRAFT CABLE IS NOT SECURELY ATTACHED TO PENDANT IT MAY FALL!!
15. Reinstall ballast housing cover and tighten screws.
16. Install cord keeper wire ties as required.
17. Install lamp(s) and energize product.
Fixture connections and hanging instructions
Figure 9
Mount-
ing plate
Support
chain
Canopy
Figure 10
Power cord
strain relief
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