| Hard Wiring Set Ref: E500 Transformer not included with kit. For use with lighting systems rated 12 volts or less. Not recommended for use by children under 14 years of age. 1) The power strip is the electrical centre for your doll house. It is uaually installed on the back of the house, however can be placed in the attic or basement. The location is dependent upon the type of building and the owners preference. 2) First select the location for the strip to be installed. Remove the adhesive strip cover and stick it to your chosen point. 3) Connecting the lights - you will need to fit a two-pronged plug to the end of the light cord to fit into the power strip, however most of Dijons lights come pre-fitted. (Bear in mind you will have to remove the plug to thread through walls into the other rooms or out of the back of the house, details of how to do this are below). In most cases the cordshould be long enough to reach the power supply. Simply run the cord to the power strip via the selected route and plug in. 4) When several lights are installed in one area, you can reduce the amount of wiring by attaching the lights to a triple socket cord and run a single cord to the power strip at the back. 5) There is a blown fuse indicator lamp which lights when the fuse blows, if there are lights connected to the power strip. Once a new fuse has been installed the light will go out. Removing and Fitting a Tow Pronged Plug. To remove brass pins from the end of light cords, simply hold the white plastic plug top between the fingers of one hand and with a pair of long-nosed pliers pull out the brass pins. Take careful note how the cord is wired into the plug top before removing. After threading the cord through the hole(s) in the ceiling/back/side re-thread the cord through the white plastic plug top. Seperate the wires into two holes and re-push in the brass pins with the pliers.
Price: £14.00 [$22.40] |