Install wiring, there are no colored wires, just 1 clear wire which is split and 1 bare wire which part wire gos to the hot which goes to neutral
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I'm sorry, but I don't know. I hired an electrician. I love the chandelier.
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Thank you for your inquiry. The wires in your junction box may not be color coded. This 4-wrie model requires neutral connection to complete a circuit. Each wire on sensor must be connected to relevant wires in the junction box.According to NEC Code, a standard junction box shall have 4 circuits. Black-Hot(power line), White-Neutral(also could be a bundle of white wires capped together in the rear of a junction box). Red-Load(The wire leads to the light bulb). Green-Ground. If you don't have neutral circuit to work this model, it would not work for your application. You may need a non-neutral model. Please check a Non-neutral model VCO-J for details. Thank you for your inquiry. The wires in your junction box may not be color coded. This 4-wrie model requires neutral connection to complete a circuit. Each wire on sensor must be connected to relevant wires in the junction box.According to NEC Code, a standard junction box shall have 4 circuits. Black-Hot(power line), White-Neutral(also could be a bundle of white wires capped together in the rear of a junction box). Red-Load(The wire leads to the light bulb). Green-Ground. If you don't have neutral circuit to work this model, it would not work for your application. You may need... » Read More Thank you for your inquiry. The wires in your junction box may not be color coded. This 4-wrie model requires neutral connection to complete a circuit. Each wire on sensor must be connected to relevant wires in the junction box.According to NEC Code, a standard junction box shall have 4 circuits. Black-Hot(power line), White-Neutral(also could be a bundle of white wires capped together in the rear of a junction box). Red-Load(The wire leads to the light bulb). Green-Ground. If you don't have neutral circuit to work this model, it would not work for your application. You may need a non-neutral model. Please check a Non-neutral model VCO-J for details. « Show Less
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Green is ground. and depending on if you are going to have running light you will use all 3 wires. If your just going to have turn signals connect the back & white at diffrent time to see which is brighter. That will be your turn signal only light.
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You must wire it yourself. But before you hard wire it test it to make sure it works because they use different colored wires.
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The light is polarity sensitive, red is positive, black is negative, check the polarity of your existing wiring, you may find black is positive and white is negative. Why you have 2 white wire? I'm not sure, one wire may possibly be suppling gound to another fixture... goood luck, Scott
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Sorry you are out of luck. This particular switch requires 3 wires and a ground - you should return it. Some other switches only require 2 wires. Your two wires are both "hot", usually black wires, the line and load they are called. This switch also requires white/neutral and should also be grounded - green.
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the light needs both a neutral and a hot. In my setup I only interrupt the hot. I have the hot wired through the switch and a neutral wired on the other side for the light. If you look closely you can see small wires that lead to the light on the conductors protruding from the rear.
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Mine didn't have a white wire. I used red=VDD, black=GND, and Yellow=Signal.
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the instructions should tell you which wires go to your black (hot) and white (neutral) wires. if there is a blue wire it is hot and goes to the black from your electrical box. if the other wire from the light is white, it goes with the white (neutral) try to make sure they are not touching each other when you stuff them back into the electrical box. the green wire is a grounding wire and goes to the bare copper wire from inside your electrical box. again, try to make sure these three separate couplings are not touching each other.
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The wiring should already be in place. No additional wiring required. Just boot them on and plug them in.
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Please check with the manual if the wire is a "one way" wire. Should be plug and play, have your installer double check the installation, thank you.
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if there are 3only wires in the J box the black should be hot white neutral and green ground. Like to like make sure you ground the fixture. TURN OFF the power first. But your switch may be fed through the J box instead of directly.
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Just connect the 2 wires, hot and neutral, to the GFCI. Ground isn't needed.
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The lights cime with Its own wiring. You'll have to remove your old wires and connect the new wires though.
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Comes with short wiring you'll have to add to wiring depending where your installing it.Instructions included.
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You need to hire or find someone who can read the wiring diagram that came with the unit. Sorry, don't mean to sound short, but it was pretty easy for me. Can't give you a step by step through this text box.
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You need a separate switch source, such as a wall switch. The lights are all wired to each other and then there are 3 wires to hard wire it to your electrical source (hot, neutral and ground).