Purchased a new ceiling light fixture. The new fixture only has a copper ground wire and a black wire that is partially "split" into two wires (and since it is a very long wire, I believe it is to be cut to the needed length and then split. How do I wire this to the typical black and white wiring (and ground wire) that is coming out of the ceiling?
Wiring – different wiring in newly purchased ceiling fixture
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Best Answer
When a light fixture has two wires of the same color it usually means that polarity isn't important. However, the ridges/ribs may indicate a neutral. Connect them to the black and white wiring accordingly.
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