Millennium Lighting Manuals & User Guides

Millennium Lighting is a distinguished manufacturer of decorative lighting solutions, serving both the residential and commercial markets. The brand is well-regarded for its diverse catalog that spans from vintage-inspired restoration pieces to contemporary industrial designs. Key product lines include the popular R-Series warehouse shades, vibrant outdoor lanterns, elegant chandeliers, and varied bath vanity fixtures. Millennium Lighting focuses on combining aesthetic appeal with quality construction, offering a wide range of finishes and styles to complement any interior or exterior decor.

Headquartered in the United States, Millennium Lighting distributes its products through major retailers and specialized lighting showrooms. Their fixtures are designed with ease of installation in mind, adhering to standard electrical codes. Whether homeowners are looking to add a focal point to a dining room or enhance the curb appeal of an entryway, Millennium Lighting provides accessible, stylish, and functional illumination options.

• Do I need a professional electrician to install Millennium Lighting fixtures?

  While many fixtures come with installation guides for DIYers, it is highly recommended to seek the services of a qualified electrician if you are unfamiliar with proper electrical wiring connections to ensure safety and code compliance.

• What type of bulbs should I use with my fixture?

  Refer to the socket label or user manual for your specific model. Commonly used bulbs include E26 Edison/A19 or Type A bulbs. Never exceed the maximum wattage rating indicated on the fixture.

• How do I wire the fixture?

  Generally, connect the white (neutral) wire from the fixture to the white wire from the power source, the black (live) wire to the black wire, and the ground wire to the grounding screw or conductor. Always turn off main power at the circuit breaker before beginning installation.

• Can I use LED bulbs in Millennium Lighting fixtures?

  Yes, LED bulbs are compatible with most fixtures as long as they fit the socket base (e.g., E26) and do not exceed the maximum wattage rating listed for the socket.