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Securing

1.  Once the niche has been positioned to the rebar, it must be securely tied to the rebar with tie wire. Before tying niche in place, make certain that niche 

is vertically plumb and square to the form and that the outlet of the niche (where the conduit is to be connected) is rotated to the desired position.   The 

gunite/plaster shield has lines inscribed that can be used to aid in leveling and squaring.  The tie down flanges of the niche are provided with 5/16” 

diameter holes through which tie wire may be routed to facilitate securing the niche to the rebar.  Tie wire can also be wrapped tightly around the outer 

circumference of the niche legs and then tied to the rebar. Once the niche is tied in place, confirm that it is still plumb and that the distance to the edge 

of the niche is positioned precisely where the plaster is expected to finish.

2.  After attaching the niche to the rebar in the pool or spa wall, cement conduit and conduit fittings in place using approved PVC primer and cement.

Guniting and Plastering 

1.  Install the provided gunite/plaster shield.  The shield is intended to be installed during the gunite and plastering process.  When finished guniting, 

remove the shield temporarily.  Pull on the tab and remove the outer ring of the shield. With the outer ring removed, install the shield back on to the 

niche. Keep the shield in place while plastering and until the light is ready to be installed.

 

2.  It is necessary to keep concrete or gunite from hardening on the outer edge and flange of the niche during pouring/shooting.  Remove any gunite on 

the flange before it hardens.

3.  The “plaster” is applied about 3/4” thick in the area surrounding the niche.  The distance between the front edge and the flange of the niche is filled 

with plaster.

4.  Make sure the front face of the niche (plastic edge just under the edge of the gunite/plaster shield) remains free of plaster.  This edge is necessary to 

assure a proper alignment and mounting position for the light.

Sealing Cord 

Refer to the Universal ColorLogic/CrystaLogic installation manual for detailed instructions on proper cord routing and wiring your new light.  Before installing 

the Universal ColorLogic/CrystaLogic light into the niche, coil up the extra cord (3-4ft) and insert it in the LFGUY1000 niche.  Seal the cord with the appropri-

ate included cord seal by following the steps below:

1.  With the light fixture electrical cord and all electrical wiring in place, slip the cord through the slit and into the large hole in the cord seal.  From the 

conduit, the cord must enter the cord seal on the small end of the taper and exit 

on the large end of the taper. 

2.  Holding the light fixture electrical cord firmly in one hand, slide the cord seal 

toward the back of the niche housing and into the tapered hole.  Appropriate cord 

lubrication may be necessary. 

3.  Slip the cord seal bearing over the light fixture electrical cord by flexing it over the 

cord at the split. 

4.  Install the cord seal nut by folding and snapping it around the light fixture electrical 

cord.

5.  Push the cord seal bearing into the cord seal nut until it snaps into place.

6.  Slide the cord seal nut on the wires toward the back of the niche housing and thread it into the niche housing threads.

7.  Tighten snug (hand tight) as needed.

Summary of Contents for LFGUY1000

Page 1: ...warns about hazards that could cause serious personal injury death or major property dam age and if ignored presents a potential hazard CAUTION warns about hazards that will or can cause minor or mod...

Page 2: ...vide a properly located electrical receptacle Before working on any electrical equipment turn off power supply to the equipment WARNING Risk of Electric Shock Opening light can cause shock burn and se...

Page 3: ...che allows it to be used with Hayward s non bonded non grounded Universal ColorLogic CrystaLogic low voltage pool spa lights 3 This UCL underwater lighting niche model LFGUY1000 is C UL US Listed only...

Page 4: ...below normal water level of pool 9 The UCL underwater Lighting Niche can be installed in either the wall or the floor of the pool spa or fountain Model LFGUY1000 Underwater Lighting Niche is intended...

Page 5: ...of the niche during pouring shooting Remove any gunite on the flange before it hardens 3 The plaster is applied about 3 4 thick in the area surrounding the niche The distance between the front edge an...

Page 6: ...Y1000 niche and verify that the twist lock latch is installed see ColorLogic CrystaLogic manual The twist lock latch will allow the light to fasten to the LFGUY1000 housing without the need for tools...

Page 7: ...EELED NICHE COVER 11 8 45 4X 5 16 11 4 13 NICHE 6 12 23 4 1011 16 45 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 SPX0800CSKIT Kit includes Cord Seals Compression Nut and Bearing Plate 1 2 SPX0800J Niche Shield...

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Page 10: ...t the place of purchase or the nearest Hayward Authorized Service Center For assistance on your nearest Hayward Authorized Service Center please visit us at www hayward com Hayward shall not be respon...

Page 11: ...ard Registration Register online at www haywardnet com Years Pool has been in service 1 year 1 3 4 5 6 10 11 15 15 Purchased from_____________________________ Builder Retailer Pool Service Internet Ca...

Page 12: ...at www hayward com Hayward is a registered trademark and ColorLogic and CrystaLogic are trademarks of Hayward Industries Inc 2012 Hayward Industries Inc All other trademarks not owned by Hayward are t...

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