Crosscable Attachment Methods

Ceiling Attachment Methods

J-Box Mounting

1. J-Box mount has a crossbar and a 5″ canopy to cover the junction box. This type of mounting is usually offered by most manufacturers, we continue to add and offer different options to simplify your installation.
2. Link to J-Box Feed Assembly illustration
3. Link to J-Box Non-Feed Assembly illustration
4. Feed kits can be made with or without cord. 18 gauge cord selections are available in white, black, and clear.  14 & 12 gauge cord selections available in white and black.  Check out our Stock Cord Chart for more details.
5. Duel Feed kits also available for two cord sets from J-Box
6. Canopies are available in white, black, brushed nickel and nickel finishes
7. Our standard feed kits are made to work perfectly with our drop ceiling box
8. Note: Pendant Systems has a custom J-Box that slides over the T-Bar that accepts a standard feed kit for a drop ceiling application.

1. Drop ceiling mounting has an independent wrap around style T-Bar clip with a 2″ or 5″Canopy to cover T-Bar clip. This gives a mounting loop for the additional cable to building structure inside the drop ceiling which complies with building codes.
2. Link to Drop Ceiling Non-Feed Assembly illustration

1. A loop over structure mount utilizes a cable with a loop end or a duplex ferrule with a stop end cable type device to capture a structure from above.
2. Link to Loop Assembly illustration

1. Unistrut mounting uses a cable with a stop and cable coupler to bolt to the Unistrut or through bolt structure.
2. Link to Unistrut Assembly illustration

1. A masonry fastener mounting uses a cable with a stop and cable coupler to bolt in to masonry fastener in the structure using a ¼”-20 x 2” long stud to a customer’s provided ¼”-20 masonry insert.
2. Link to Masonry Assembly illustration

1. A lag screw fastener mounting uses a cable with a stop and cable coupler with a lag screw inserted to screw in to wood structure.
2. Link to Lag Screw Assembly illustration

1. A drywall fastener mounting uses a cable with a stop and cable coupler with a lag screw or a toggle winged butterfly inserted to screw in to wood structure or through a hole in the drywall. This is usually used with a 2″ canopy.
2. Link to Drywall Assembly illustration

1.  A Standoff mounting uses a cable with a stop and cable coupler with a screw or a toggle winged butterfly inserted to screw in to wood structure with a CC1/8 Standoff. The CC1/8 standoff can also be used with a MGR 1/8IP gripper if cable height adjustment is wanted.

1. A Blank-Up Cord Kit is ideal when the feed cord will finish on a junction box away from the cable suspension point.

1. Cord Kit Mini can be utilized when suspending a light weight fixture under 5 lbs. or as a Blank-Up kit for SVT or AWM Cord under .250” in diameter.