G E Lighting 93129112 5 Ft Power Cord Ucf Puck Fixture

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93129112 is a 5-foot power cord designed for use with UCF and Puck series fixtures that support either plug-in or direct wire installation. The cord features a white housing and a standard 3-prong plug on the outlet end, with the opposite end connecting directly to the compatible fixture. It carries a CEC-exempt rating, making it suitable for installations in California Energy Commission-regulated environments. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors install this cord as part of an under-cabinet or task lighting circuit where a flexible connection between the fixture and a standard wall outlet is required.

This power cord is intended for residential and light commercial lighting applications where UCF or Puck-style fixtures are mounted under cabinets, shelving, or similar surfaces. It supports both plug-in and direct wire fixture configurations, giving installers flexibility when routing power in finished or unfinished spaces. The white housing blends with standard trim and cabinetry. Package quantity is 6 units per order, making it practical for multi-fixture installations or service stock.

Key Features

• 5-foot cord length provides flexible reach from fixture to outlet
• White housing suits standard cabinetry and trim finishes
• Standard 3-prong plug connects to conventional grounded outlets
• Compatible with both plug-in and direct wire UCF and Puck fixture types
• CEC-exempt rating supports use in California Energy Commission-regulated installations
• Packaged in quantities of 6 for multi-fixture job efficiency

Compatibility

Designed for use with plug-in and direct wire UCF and Puck fixtures. One end connects to the fixture; the other end plugs into a standard 3-prong grounded outlet.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified lighting installer. Ensure the circuit is de-energized at the breaker before making any wiring connections at the fixture end. Verify the outlet is properly grounded before plugging in the 3-prong cord. Follow all applicable local electrical codes and NEC requirements for low-voltage and lighting circuit installations.