Fsr Sw-wt-fc Wall Raceway Installation Guide

SW-WT-FC Wall Raceway

SW-WT-RC Smart-Way System

The SW-WT-RC Smart-Way System is a raceway system designed to
organize and conceal electrical wiring in a clean and efficient
manner. The system is intended for installation by a qualified
electrician in accordance with all national and local electrical
codes and communications standards.

Installation Instructions

Adhere to the following instructions and any instructions
included with the individual raceway components:

1. Layout Smart-Way system and determine box location.
2. Insert box tabs to wall raceway then install and tighten set
   screws in tabs.
3. Secure box and raceway base to wall with hardware (by others)
   as required.
4. Install high-voltage wiring as necessary and allowed. Run
   high-voltage wiring into either side channel of the raceway base
   desired – the center channel is reserved for low-voltage
   wiring.
5. If any low-voltage/data/audio/video wiring is to be installed,
   pull and run such wiring thru the center opening of the box chasses
   into the center channel of the raceway base.
6. After system has been completely wired, install wall mounted
   raceway cover.
7. Slip the box cover down into place over the box chassis,
   ensuring the cover is seated on the chassis properly, then tighten
   the (2) screws to secure the cover to the chassis.

CAUTION: Ensure Edge Of Raceway Cover Is
Deburred.

Components

• Box Chassis: The box chassis houses electrical
  wiring and is designed to fit into the Smart-Way system.
• Wallboard Screw: A 1-1/2 minimum length screw
  that secures the raceway base to the wall.
• Set Screw Wall: A screw that is used to
  tighten the box tabs to the wall raceway.
• Wall Raceway Base (Sold Separately): The
  raceway base is the foundation of the Smart-Way system and provides
  channels for electrical wiring.
• Wall Edging (Sold Separately): Wall edging is
  a decorative trim that can be used to cover the raceway base.
• Cover: The cover conceals the box chassis and
  is secured to the chassis with pan head cover screws.
• Pan Head Cover Screw: Screws used to secure
  the cover to the box chassis.

SW-WT-RC Installation Instructions
244 Bergen Boulevard, Woodland Park, NJ 07424, Phone: 973.785.4347 – Fax: 973.785.4207
NOTICE: For installation by a qualified electrician in accordance with all national and local electrical codes and communications standards. Adhere to the following instructions and any instructions included with the individual raceway components.
1. Layout Smart-Way system and determine box location. 2. Insert box tabs to wall raceway then install and tighten set screws in tabs. 3. Secure box and raceway base to wall with hardware (by others) as required. 4. Install high-voltage wiring as necessary and allowed. Run high-voltage wiring into either side
channel of the raceway base desired – the center channel is reserved for low-voltage wiring. 5. If any low-voltage/data/audio/video wiring is to be installed, pull and run such wiring thru the
center opening of the box chasses into the center channel of the raceway base. 6. After system has been completely wired, install wall mounted raceway cover. 7. Slip the box cover down into place over the box chassis, ensuring the cover is seated on the
chassis properly, then tighten the (2) screws to secure the cover to the chassis.
CAUTION: Ensure Edge Of Raceway Cover Is Deburred.
Box Chassis
Wallboard Screw 1-1/2″ Minimum Length

Set Screw Wall

Wall Raceway Base (Sold Separately)
Wall Edging (Sold Separately)

Cover

Pan Head Cover Screw
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Secure Cover With Supplied Hardware

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