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Personalised DiariesUSER INSTRUCTIONS
Do you have user instructions for your lighting?
Yes. You can download pdf attachments for the following products by clicking the links below:
How do I know if someone is competent to do electrical work?
A person can demonstrate competence to perform electrical work if they have successfully completed an assessed training course, run by an accredited training organisation, that included the type of work being considered. As part of that course, this person should have demonstrated an ability to understand electrical theory and put this into practice. Reproduced from hse.gov.uk (abridged to maintain relevance to UCI products) read full article: http://www.hse.gov.uk/electricity/faq.htm
Can you assemble my lighting for me?
Pound for pound, assembling lighting is the largest part of our business - we run a highly regarded engineering / assembly workshop and together with our many specialist suppliers / partners we are able to make almost anything you can think of from metal / glass / wood / plastic / etc. Making lighting from scratch can be both more and less expensive than you might think, it all depends on what you are trying to achieve and if we are able to use / modify existing products. Single lights are normally more expensive (per unit) than larger production runs. Contact us at hello@urbancottageindustries.com for further information.How do I fit a balloon cage to my ES bulb holder?
 1. Remove the cage bolts using the Allen key provided. |
 2. Position shade ring so that it sits flush with the end of the bulb holder (Maria Scorsese | Retro Silver in this example) |
 3. Fit your chosen lightbulb (Pear in this example) |
 4. Gently pull the cage apart enough to clear the glass envelope of your bulb. |
 5. Move the cage carefully over the bulb........ |
 6. ......until the clamp sits in position on the bulb holder body. |
 7. Tighten the cage bolts using the Allen key provided enough to lightly grip the bulb holder. |
 8. Give the bolts a final tightening ensuring they are done evenly and there is no movement. |
 9. Enjoy your correctly fitted balloon cage. |
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