LED Pendant Lights

1. Route the wires from the ceiling into the hole in the bracket and secure them with self-tapping screws.

2. Connect the corresponding wires.

3. Align the mounting holes of the lamp body with the screws on the bracket, and tighten the screws.

1. Before starting any work, turn off the power to the pendant lightsat the circuit breaker or fuse box to prevent electrical shock.

2. You need to release the screws and disconnect any wiring connections.

3. Refer to the instructions for “Installing LED hanging lights” and follow them accordingly.

It depends on your lighting needs. Usually, the hanging light is at least 75-90cm far away from the table. Using Ronse’s adjustable cable pendant lights, you can easily and flexibly adjust the height.

1. Before you begin, turn off the power to the circuit at the breaker box or fuse box to prevent electrical shock. Use a voltage tester to confirm that the power is off before proceeding.

2. Identify the wires, most pendant light fixtures have three wires: a black wire (hot), a white wire (neutral), and a green or bare wire (ground).

3. Connect the wires from the pendant light fixture to the corresponding wires in the electrical wiring using wire nuts.

4. After making the connections, twist a wire nut onto each connection to secure the wires together. Use electrical tape to wrap the wire nuts and wires for added safety and insulation.

5. After ensuring all connections are secure and the fixture is properly mounted, turn the power back on at the breaker box or fuse box and test the light to make sure it’s working correctly.

It depends on the scenario you’re in. Typically, a 10W pendant light produces 900 lumens, a 20W modern pendant light produces 1800 lumens, and a 30W pendant light produces 2700 lumens.