Adjustable White Ultra-Thin Installation Guide

Using a tape measure and the layout/grid design that you’ve decided on, lay out the location of each light on your ceiling and mark the center of each light location with a small pencil mark. The old adage of measuring twice and cutting once is worth thinking about as you’re marking your light locations. No one wants to repair or patch a ceiling because they cut their hole in the wrong spot.

3.25” Round: 2-3/4” diameter (70mm)

4.75” Round: 4-3/8” diameter (110mm)

6.5” Round: 6-1/8” diameter (155mm)

8.75” Round: 8” Cutout Hole Diameter (205mm)

4.75” Square: 4-3/8” length + width (110mm)

6.5” Square: 6-1/8” length + width (155mm)

In accordance with NEC and/or your local electrical code, run the 120VAC electrical wire from the switch/dimmer location to the location where you will install the LED driver at the light fixture. Use supply wire rated for 90°C or greater. Be sure to check the local code for which type of wire to run, most electrical codes require NM (also called Romex), BX, or MC wire.

• Connect the ground cable wire to green driver box wire
• Connect the white cable wire to white driver box wire (neutral)
• Connect the black cable wire to black driver box wire

Carefully place the LED Driver up through the hole. If driver must be attached to structure per code, use screws or other removable fastener to fasten unit using keyholes provided. It is very important that the LED driver remains accessible by removing the light, thus allowing you to inspect the connections or LED driver at any time without physically damaging your ceiling or other building materials. Mount your LED driver in a dry location, unless otherwise marked. For some smaller recessed fixtures, our driver may not fit through the fixture’s cut-out hole. In this case, you will need access from above the ceiling or behind the wall, or you may remotely locate the driver and run class 2 low voltage wire between the driver and the light. In the event that you remotely locate the LED driver, only use aspectLED class 2 low voltage extension cables between light and LED driver, and never connect multiple extension cables together.

After you have verified that the light cord is connected to the driver output cord, gently lift upwards on the retention clips on each side of the light fixture and carefully push it into the cut-out hole. Once the light fixture is in the hole, allow the spring-loaded retention clips to come down, holding the light firmly in place against the drywall or ceiling material. Do not install this light into ceiling material with a thickness over 1”.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully completed the conventional installation process. Once the light is installed into the ceiling, your project is finished. Now is a great time to take a moment to sit down and enjoy your favorite beverage while giving yourself a pat on the back for a job well done. If you ever need to remove the light in order to access your junction box (or anything in the ceiling cavity above), simply grab hold of the sides of the light and gently pull downwards until the light comes about 1/2” down out of the hole. Before pulling the light all of the way out of the hole, be sure to get a firm grip on the retention clips, so you can hold them upwards in order to avoid getting your fingers snapped in the springs. Then pull the light the rest of the way out of the hole and gently let the retention clips back down. Remember, the retention clips have a similar strength to your average mousetrap! Be careful not to snap your fingers inside of the springs!