It's pretty straight forward. Connect the three wires hanging out of the box to their respective screws on the lamp holder.
The way the ground is now is fine, at least in Canada it is.
The way the ground is now is fine, at least in Canada it is.
So the metal junction box doesn't need to be specifically grounded? I should have mentioned that the box is accessible (can be touched) because it's just mounted to a joist in our unfinished basement.It's pretty straight forward. Connect the three wires hanging out of the box to their respective screws on the lamp holder.
The way the ground is now is fine, at least in Canada it is.
Thanks. I'll take that to mean leave the ground wire looped around the box ground screw as it is, and also connect it to the ground screw on the lamp holder.The box in the picture is grounded. Just take the three wires as they are now and connect to the fixture.
Receptacles in unfinished basements must be GFCI protected.So the metal junction box doesn't need to be specifically grounded? I should have mentioned that the box is accessible (can be touched) because it's just mounted to a joist in our unfinished basement.