U.S. Sunlight Spectrum Light Kit User Manual

Light kit installation, For spectrum skylight tubes, Tools required

Light Kit Installation

for Spectrum Skylight Tubes

TOOLS REQUIRED

• Ladder
• Power drill
•

⅛

“

and

“

drill bits

• Measuring tape or ruler
• Pen or marker
• Phillips Drill Bit

Thank you for purchasing the Spectrum Skylight Tube Light Kit from U.S. Sunlight Corp. We

are committed to providing alternative energy products that can improve your everyday life

and our environment.
If there is a problem with your U.S. Sunlight product call us at 1-877-50-USSUN

Spare parts and installation advice are only a call away.
Before beginning the installation of your Light Kit, please read through the entire installation

instructions and call us if you have any questions.

Tel: 877-50-USSUN

www.ussunlight.com

[email protected]

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”