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Unscrew the cage and remove the glass from the body of the light fixture.
Using the body of the light fixture as an installation guide, mark the surface on which you wish to mount it.
Drill holes on the mounting surface and fasten the body of the light fixture to it, using the supplied wall-plugs and screws. To ensure the insulation of the light fixture, use the plastic washers and rubber retainers when screwing the screws.
If you live near the sea or the ocean, you wouldn’t want to purchase any type of outdoor lighting.
The salty sea air can oxidize and destroy fixtures made of cheaper materials, such as aluminum or iron. Only special outdoor light fixtures such as those made of solid brass are recommended for use near the sea.
These fixtures are the best suitable for coastal areas, as they can withstand the salty sea air.
It is no coincidence that these types of brass light fixtures are still used on ships, from which they have taken the name nautical lights.
In general, light fixtures made of brass have high mechanical strength and corrosion resistance.
Ideally, lights intended for outdoor use (gardens, terraces, courtyards, pathways and walkways) are made of hard brass and are fitted with thick glass so as to withstand even the harshest weather conditions.
Typically, these fixtures have ribbed glass which refracts the light and does not dazzle visitors.
Some models also have a safety net that protects the glass against potential impacts.
Outdoor lamps are sealed with a special gasket that protects its electric parts, such as the lamp, the lampholder and the wiring from rain, snow and dust.